Sa Coma Holiday Reviews

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.

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.

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.

We took a short walk along the beach front to S'illot to go to the beach, it was much quieter than the sa coma beach. Just walk down to the beach, and walk right, keep walking past the Mega Garden and over the bridge. We also walked to the castle - not sure of the name! Exit the vista badia via the gate at the bottom of the swimming pool, turn left, and then cross at the crossing directly opposite the dirt track and sign for the castle. Was a nice 20/30 minute walk. Many people hired bikes and rode up. They have a nice cafe/bar there and we needed a drink by the time we got there!! The english were catered for 3rd behind German holiday makers and spanish, outnumbered 80-20 %!!!! However, Sa Coma was the perfect first family holiday abroad for us, quick 2 hour flight, followed by a 1 hour coach jounrey and you are at a lovely pool, fab beach and beautiful weather. We had a fantastic time, but probably won't return, as our hearts lie in Tenerife.

Quiet resort with a selection of bars, restuarants and shops. Great beach.

Good resort for young families and/or couples.

We took a short walk along the beach front to S'illot to go to the beach, it was much quieter than the sa coma beach. Just walk down to the beach, and walk right, keep walking past the Mega Garden and over the bridge. We also walked to the castle - not sure of the name! Exit the vista badia via the gate at the bottom of the swimming pool, turn left, and then cross at the crossing directly opposite the dirt track and sign for the castle. Was a nice 20/30 minute walk. Many people hired bikes and rode up. They have a nice cafe/bar there and we needed a drink by the time we got there!! The english were catered for 3rd behind German holiday makers and spanish, outnumbered 80-20 %!!!! However, Sa Coma was the perfect first family holiday abroad for us, quick 2 hour flight, followed by a 1 hour coach jounrey and you are at a lovely pool, fab beach and beautiful weather. We had a fantastic time, but probably won't return, as our hearts lie in Tenerife.

Sa Coma is a very quiet resort, found that we struggled to find anywere decent to have a nice meal, if you do go here, go and have a lovely breakfast at THE DUG OUT, they are a fabulous couple from St Helens (Cheshire) which is just up the road from us, Really make you feel welcome and the service is excellent, we went there everyday and just loved it. I would advise that you take a stroll right along to the end of the prom into Silot. Go across a little wooden bridge, and its a different world altogether, very quaint with lots of restaurants. Unfortunately we didnt find out about this till our last night and it was only because the lovely couple from The Dug Out told us.

Cut through apartments adjacent and beach is only 2 minutes away! A bar that does good food is JJs bar and restaurant. Crepes from stand on corner are really nice too! Mr M's Music bar we found best value for drinks. However there is a distint lack of entertainment in the evenings at the resort (Too many tribute bands, not enough talent!) ok if you only want a few relaxing drinks in the evening.

Sa coma is a lovely resort, beaches are beautiful and clean. it is quiet but this was great as my children are 4 and 7.

Resort suited for familys and couples. Lovely beach unspoiled coastline between sa coma and calla millor. No hills so suitable for disabled. Good entertainment at night plenty of places ot eat and drink best by far mariners bar.

Almost all holiday resorts in Majorca are an excellent holiday choice for a wide range of people with different wants and needs. For those who like to be pampered there are an excellent array of hotels with high quality services positioned on golden beach front locations. For families there are many fun and exciting days out to be had that will keep the attention of the most demanding of children. For young adults there is a great clubbing scene and tradition on the island to get your groove on. For those looking for a chilled out beach holiday, Majorca ticks all the boxes: great hotels, great activities, great food and great beaches. All for a reasonable price!

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!

Sa coma is a dream for anyone with afear of anything that isn't british.Not a tapas or a fresh fish in sight, touristed and spoilt to the max. beaches a bit smelly with a suspect pipe.

Sa coma is probably one of the best resorts in majorca theres lots of shops and restaurant also bars i would recomend the kings head and there is one next to brittania wich is very good. Western waterpark is a very good water park you can pay for the entrance and transfer at an internet cafe that isnt far from Hotel gran playa. The beach is very clean and the sea is great lots of good waves and its very sunny so you can go on your lilo and sunbath :). If you get bred of sunbathing you can go on a pedalo or a banna boat and you could go and visit the caves of drac. Visit sa coma its GREAT

I can't comment to much about the resrt as we had such a good time in the hotel we didn't really explore the area. Sorry!!!