Sa Coma Holiday Reviews

managed to have a decent holiday and our two children enjoyed themselves. The Marineland is worth a visit, as is Western Park, though both very expensive, overall a good place to bring your young one as there is so much on offer for you to do at this resort and would recomend.

Lovely resort, great beaches lots of places to eat and drink. Dont go to the zoo if you are an animal lover. Resort only 10 mins away from larger cala millor many more shops and nightclubs found there. Go a boat trip sale 3 time daily from beach.

its an amazing place to go!!! near to the beautiful beach!!! lovely weasther great fasilities!!! when we stayed there it was sun all week and it rained just once which was a heavy shower in the night time - other than that we basked in the sun every day at the beach.

AWsome! cant wait 2 go again for the 18th time!! friendly staff, clean. and tidy, great resort....Ive been to this hotel 11 times, im 18 year old and iv loved it everytime! my family have been to it 17 times and im not joking! we go atleast twice a year. its great. i went with a couple of friends for my 18th and we loved it. all the hotel staff know us very well and treat everyone great, have a lot of respect 4 them!! cant wait 2 go back!!

Sa coma has things for all ages, from bars, restaurants to night clubs, we were very happy in our time here and spent a lot of time in the Lions Head. The beaches are all good and for the price we paid we were more than happy. would definately recomend Sa Coma

Sa Coma, in one, Relaxing, Calming. You also have your bars for night entertainment. Everything about Sa Coma we loved. excellent place. if going must visit britinnia bar

Good for going out as there are so many choices of bars and restaurants - the beach was pretty good. not the best beach but not the worst either. If you are in a group this is a great place to go as it has everything you would need to holiday and stay up until 730 in the morning

didnt see a great deal of the resort, the beach looked nice and theres a few shop but its small with not much of a promenade. Not far from cala millor which is nicer.

The only issue we had with the resort was that there was a lot of cigarette ends on the beach. There is plenty to do and access to other resorts is easy and not too far away.

Sa Coma is a small resort compared to Cala Millor, the next one along for example. There's some good restaurants here and there's a few bars too. You get live entertainment in some of them (King's Head, Delaneys and Britannia bar) there's other smaller, quieter bars if you prefer and these ones don't open as late. The ones in brackets above tend to be 3am but the others are around 12 or 1am. The beach is fantastic and the seas is shallow for a good bit out, excellent for swimming in. There's plenty watersports to choose from and there's bars/restaurants along the back of it for refreshments. There is also a train/tractor vehicle that takes you to Cala Millor of a couple of euros if you want a more varied choice of things to do and it only takes around 15 mins to get there. Sa Coma is nice, the locals are quite friendly so it was a very enjoyable experience for us.

Sa coma is lovely for families and couples. We stayed at bouganvilla park which is a 20 min walk athough the train does operate during the day. Due to the high value of the euro. eating out is now expensive. although there are a large selection of restaurants to choose from. A beer now averages £3.00 and a coke £2.00 . A coffee and cake £3.00. The beach is sandy and neighbouring Sillot has loads of rockpools for the kids to explore. Activities are expensive the 54 hole mini golf is 12 euros per person. soon mounts up for a family of 4 £45.00.

Didn't see much of the resort with being AI and only visited the beach a few times for the same reason. The beaches were astoundingly clean and there seemed plenty of sunbeds (charged locally of course). Didn't purchase food or drink but shops were nice. used hotel entertainment in evening so unsure of nightlife. There is a safari park within walking distance of the hotel that worth a look, cost £40 for family of 4. Kids had enjoyable day. Also a horse ranch just opposite the beach where you can hire a pony for 10euros for your child and you are given the leash and can head of for a stroll to the castle. We walked with the ponies for over an hour and still didn't reach the castle and had to turn back as it was far too hot! but good experience for the kids.

Sacoma's beach is one of the best, plenty of shops, and very resonable prices to eat and drink out. cant wait to come back very soon!

A lovely resort, only small but it had all we needed. Not much traditional spanish food but some lovely restaurants with quality food and the beach was very family friendly but was quite crowded. We did venture out a few times to Porta Cristo which was more typically spanish and had some fantasic restaurants overlooking the harbour. We also went to the Pirates show in Magaluf which we would recommend and had a great night out.

great little resort. perfect for families and beach excellent. quite small but has some great resturants. one of the best was royal oak. great value for money.