Cala Santanyi is a small resort with a relaxed atmosphere that suits those who looking for a retreat from busy lives at home. There are limited water sports in the resort but more are provided in the area. With a soft sandy beach that never seems to be crowded, and warm shallow seas, Cala Santanyi is a haven for lovers of a seaside holiday.
Cala Santanyi is particularly popular with families and couples seeking peace and tranquility. It also attracts walkers and there are some very pleasant coastal paths and inland trails.
When to go to Cala Santanyi
Cala Santanyi holidays can be taken taken at any time of year as the winters are mild. April to October are the most popular times to visit with temperatures rising into the thirties at the height of the season.
Cala Santanyi is a small resort that gives real pleasure to those wishing to unwind and relax in warm sunshine. The beach is perfect for families with young children as the soft sand and the clear shallow water are an ideal combination. The small bay is popular with sailors and the vibrant waters are often dotted with gaily painted boats and dinghies.
Apart from swimming and water sports, Cala Santanyi is very popular with ramblers and cyclists as there are many paths both along the coast and inland towards the town.
With good accommodation, a variety of cuisine, and further recreational facilities in neighbouring resorts, Cala Santanyi holidays are sure to please.
Cala Santanyi nightlife is very low key, reflecting the resort's popularity with families and couples. Evenings are spent strolling through the resort and along the waterfront enjoying al fresco dining.
Cala Santanyi shopping although limited, provides for all your holiday needs. The market at the inland town of Santanyi and also the one in Felanitx offer opportunities to haggle over the prices of your gifts and souvenirs. Popular purchases include local pottery, leather goods, embroidered linens, basketry and jewellery.
Cala Santanyi eating caters for most tastes. Restaurants serve a variety of food from local island fare to international cuisine. If you are new to the flavours of Spain, order tapas and you'll receive a variety of tasty, bite sized morsels. They are useful if you wish to stave off hunger during the sometimes long gap between lunch and dinner. Local wines are as pleasing to the pocket as they are to the palate. Children are always welcome customers and their taste and portion sizes are usually accommodated.
