Recommended restaurants
On the road back to Cala Bona you will find a restaurant called El Cortijo which is renowned on the east coast for its excellent pa amb oli – a favourite in Majorca. The great thing about it is that you get to make it yourself! If you’ve had enough of self-catering and you fancy treating yourself then why not check out the harbour at Cala Bona. There's lots of lovely restaurants to chose from. Suzanne went to Fonoll Mari restaurant where here is a great range of fish dishes: paella, squid, lovely shellfish, monkfish, sword fish and prawns.

Explore the towns and villages
Don’t be fooled into thinking there’s nothing more to Majorca than sun, sand and sea. Like most countries it has its hidden treasure’s, small villages that are steeped in history and very, very beautiful. You don’t have to drive to far to get to them either.
Pollenca for example is situated near the northern tip of Majorca and is a popular stop off for tourists where you can enjoy a leisurely walk around the narrow streets.