Like most of the resorts in Majorca, there is plenty of history in Calas de Mallorca reflected in the old buildings and farm houses scattered along the coast. However, as this is a purposely built resort for tourists, it's history is not as defined as other resorts in Majorca.

  The sunday morning market at the nearby town of Felanitx will give you a big insight into the culture of this resort. This is a great place to pick up some local pottery, but remember you may need to haggle with the traders! There are usually no festivals held in Calas de Mallorca itself but if you plan a trip to Cala Millor in June you'll be able to savour some of the local festivities!

  There are a variety of bars and nightclubs as well as hotel-based entertainment available for those who want to go out to party. Those wanting to spend their evening in a relaxing restaurant will find the local dishes delightful, especially in Porto Cristo where there are several terrace restaurants which overlook the harbour.

  The nightlife here is fairly quiet though, so those that want a loud night out, will not find this resort suitable. For a night of dancing it's best to head to Magaluf or Santa Ponsa where the parties start late and last right through the night!