Review date: 17 October 2005 a HotelStreet visitor from United Kingdom wrote:

Review Subject: Cala Bona
Review title: "Fantastic Atmosphere"
Travel date: October 2005
Cala Bona has a lively atmosphere with plenty of things to take in, whether it be lazily sleeping by the pool or relaxing by the harbour there surely is something for everyone here. There is a local bus that goes to Palma where there are lots of shops to explore and a marvellous cathedral. Also, why not try Manacor and maybe bring back a present for someone, pearls galore. We wish you a wonderful stay and adios. Hasta luego.....see you later.

Review date: 13 July 2008 a HotelStreet visitor from Hull, England wrote:

Review Subject: Bar Argos
Review title: "Great Bar"
Travel date: July 2008
This is a very friendly English bar. The food served is always presented lovely and cooked to perfection. Drinks are very reasonable.

Lorraine along with the bar staff could not be any friendlier. What a great time we had there.

Review date: 19 September 2007 a HotelStreet visitor from Perth, Scotland wrote:

Review Subject: Bar Argos
Review title: "Bar Argos Is Fab!"
Travel date: September 2007
This is a great little bar and restaurant (family owned) by the sea front. Very friendly staff, good food, great atmosphere and really nice, friendly staff.

Review date: 18 October 2005 a HotelStreet visitor from England wrote:

Review Subject: Waterloo Bar
Review title: "Waterloo - Great Sounds"
Travel date: May 2005
Went to Cala Bona this year. Found an absolutely wicked bar called 'Waterloo'. Banging tunes and happy hour every night from 8 until 12. Two drinks for the price of one. That's coca cola to spirits and the best thing about it is you can take the kids in there. There are pool tables there and games machines. Also pies are available and light snacks such as crisps and chocolate bars and ice creams. Even though the Waterloo´s happy hour is eight till twelve, it is in actual fact open till 4 am every night, even on Sundays.

If you are staying at the Cala Bona Hotel it only around a five minute walk. Carry on straight up towards Cala Millor and it is just past Hotel Levante on the right. You can't miss it. Well, I hope you find it ok and have a great time which I'm sure you will.

Review date: 19 October 2005 a HotelStreet visitor from England wrote:

Review Subject: Glass Bottom Boat
Review title: "Fun Day Out"
Travel date: May 2005
As an avid traveller to Cala Bona, I always wanted to go on the glass bottom boat which some friends had recommended but when I actually went on it I was really surprised at what good value for money it actually was. You can go all the way from Cala Bona harbour to Cala Millor, Porto Cristo and Sa Coma for around 19 euros with drinks available. Keep the kids amused by letting them watch the marine life and I assure you it will keep them amused for hours.