Sa Coma Holiday Reviews

Sa coma is a very nice little town and there is quite a few shops, it is easy to find your way around and is not at all far from the beach. there is alot of places to eat out aswell that are very nice and are not too expencive aswell.

The beach at S'coma is lovely, white sand and clear shallow sea. Don't pay 13.50 Euros for 2 sunbeds and a parasol, take an umbrella and a couple of beach mats (also don't make the mistake I did and buy a slice of pineapple for 4 Euros!!). Lots of places to eat out and all very good, we didn't have a bad meal and ate out 13/14 nights.

Sa coma nice resort, but put off by this hotel

Sa Coma is a lovely resort and beach is fantastic.Sea is quite rough and we had fun jumping the waves.Went to Kings Head and had great night out. I would recommend this resort.

Probably wouldn't return to this hotel, was all a bit of a hassle with the noise, then having to move apartment. Then no chance of a lie-in because everybody gets up at the crack of dawn to reserve sunbeds, whilst banging their apartment doors and clomping past your bedroom window!! I had two small children and on numerous occasions there were just no sunbeds to sit on and we were getting down to the pool at 10am. Loads of sunbeds reserved with nobody using them all day!!!

Sa Coma itself is a very nice resort however if you have older children and teenagers its not for you as no water parks etc in the area you have to travel to alcudia, magaluf or palma for these. However it is very clean and nice, a lot of Germans go here so the Brits are in the minority.

Ideal for families with young children

The resort is small but plenty of shops and pubs to go around. It's a lovely resort and not too busy. Plenty of supermarkets, I found the Hipermarket to be cheaper. I liked how you could get to the small resort of Sillot by walking along a promenade. Calla Bona and Calla Millor was also easily to get to.

The resort Sa Coma is a lovely Quiet family resort

We ate very little in the hotel, hence the average rating I gave it. We found that it was better value eating out and about in resort. The various Chinese restaurants do a very reasonable menu of 4 or 5 courses and there are various sandwich and burger bars for snacking at lunchtime. In the evenings we always ate in Bar Atlantic - nothing posh but good honest food and a menu like youve never seen!! Prices have gone up since our last visit to the island and the exchange rate pound/euro doresnt help things but generally we were still quite happy with the prices of food and drink.

Sa Coma is a beautiful place, the beach is fabulous and the cost of eating out was really inexpensive, never had a bad meal either. would go there again for definite.

Sa Coma iself is very quiet so if you want night clubs then is not the right resort, the beach is great white sands and crystal blue sea it is a bit of a walk though. There is a hypermarket on the main road which stocks most things at reasonable prices and has a cash machine. The restaureants are ok serving lots of British grub JJ's is good and i can recommend the chicken curry! All in all a great holiday.

We didn’t visit the big top once during our stay just because it was far too noisy and the drinks were much more expensive round there. We were fleeced for 6.5 euros for half a pint of lager and a lime and soda water. When we were only there so our youngest could go on the bouncy castle (which was 3 euros for 15 minutes!). so we didn’t go there again, but we didn’t miss it because we sat at the main bar area where there was still stuff for the kids to do, and it was busy enough but not too busy, you could always get a seat.

the boogie train is also a fab idea and Carlos the driver is lovely to the kids - high-fiving them as they get on and off the train and helping the little ones and getting the pushchairs on. Excellent little train service, always reliable, always on time. brilliant. everything at bouganvilla was so easy, and comfortable and available.

Resort is brilliant. Not full of drunken teens but not dull. Plenty of trips to be taken and activities to take part in.

To me Sa Coma seems to be a bit divided. Where we stayed seemed a bit shoddy and run down. Further round near the big hotels as if you were going to Cala Millor seemed newer. A word about the supermarkets though. On our first morning we went to the local Spar to buy a few bits and pieces (coffee, tea, milk etc) and paid about 40 euros. We came out thinking we'd been robbed. If you can be bothered to walk a bit further go to a supermarket that doesn't say Spar above it or even better walk 10 to 15 minutes from the apartment to the hypermarket which can be seen from the rear of the hotel (Eroski)

Another word of warning (especially talking about being robbed)is don't buy any fruit from the kids going round the beach because we asked for a coconut and the girl reckoned she couldn't speak english and charged us 10 euros. Fools and their money etc etc.

The best place we found to eat was JJ's which is opposite the hypermarket. It's run by english people (been there 14 years) and you get value for money meals. There was also a free bottle of wine thrown in. We went there 5 nights on the trot. There were people queing to get in and it is worth getting there early.