Cala D’Or

Summer family holidays are an annual event that the whole family can look forward to. The great thing about your kids getting older is that you can actually start doing things together which you all enjoy (a reward for the hours you spent in playgrounds with them when they were little). While at home you might be more used to looking at the top of your teen’s heads as they stare endlessly at their phones, a summer holiday on Spain’s beautiful island of Mallorca is a great chance to get out and do things together as a family. From trying

Teenagers and family holidays can be a difficult combination. They want to be independent and left to their own devices; whereas you know that they are not quite old enough for that just yet. My daughter is a long way off being a teenager but I do look forward and appreciate that planning family holidays that your teens will love must be tough. From my experience, however, Mallorca’s Cala d’Or offers families a great combination of things to do for adults and teens alike. Here is my guide to keeping the teenagers happy and off their iPods when in Cala

From one mum to many more, I can highly recommend Cala d’Or as a holiday destination for families with small children. Although I only have one daughter at the moment, I have another baby on the way and am making my own list of potential destinations for family holidays that give my partner and me a break too. Cala d’Or is high up there! What To Do Western Encounter When the heat of the day hits and the little ones need a break, head out on a journey through the fabulous Tramuntana Mountains on the Soller Train. Meandering its way

Located on the east coast of Majorca, Cala d’Or is a lively, vibrant beach resort boasting pretty white-washed houses and numerous soft-sand coves. But, behind the pleasant first impressions, Cala d’Or is a must-visit for families with young children looking for a budget-conscious winter sun or summer holiday. Recommended read: What to Do In and Around Cala d’Or Not only does it offer small coves safe enough for the little ones to run around and swim (or learn to!) in the almost always calm sea, you will also find affordable, crowd-pleasing restaurants, and plenty of free activities to keep the