Car rental in Sa Coma

Car hire Sa Coma: discover Mallorca by hired car

The seaside resort of Sa Coma is one of the most popular destinations on the east coast of the island Mallorca and can be easily reached by hired car. It is situated on a bay and offers holidaymakers a beautiful and well-kept sandy beach. Sa Coma, with its hotel buildings and beach promenade, gave the impression of a modern holiday resort that is increasingly merging with the well-known tourist centre Cala Millor. Many holidaymakers who choose Sa Coma as their location in Mallorca hire a hired car. It can be picked up upon arrival in Spain directly at Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI). A good hour's drive by hired car is required for the almost 70 km from the island's capital to Sa Coma. The tour in a hired car takes you across the island, where travellers gain a variety of impressions of the Mallorcan landscape.

Discover Sa Coma in winter with a hired car

Caves in Mallorca

Why is a trip to Sa Coma in Mallorca in winter recommended? A trip during the winter months has various advantages. On the one hand, you may benefit from cheaper accommodation prices or even lower expenses for rental cars or airline tickets. On the other hand, the island is much less visited in December, January or February, so you can also enjoy the sights of the city in peace. For example, set off with your hired car to Porto Cristo. Three worth seeing dripstone caves are among the attractions around Porto Cristo: the "Dragon Caves" (Coves del Drac), the "Fishhook Caves" (Coves dels Harms) and the "White Caves" (Coves Blanques) not far from the beach of the popular seaside resort. In winter it is very fresh for a bathing holiday, but you can still take a walk on the beach without hesitation. Beaches like "Caló des Borgit", "Ses Fonts de n'Alís" or "S'Amarador" belong to the area, which is worth a visit in a hired car.

Discover Sa Coma and its surroundings with a hired car

Sa Coma is a good starting point to discover the rest of the island. North of the peninsula of Artá and Cala Mesquida are some very well known holiday resorts and traditional cities, which are worth seeing. These include Can Picafort, Alcúdia and Port de Pollença. High in the northeast is a natural beauty that every holidaymaker on Mallorca should see: the Cap Formentor. In order to reach this spectacular viewpoint, it is necessary to master a drive on a serpentine road in your hired car. But the little thrill is worth it as soon as one of the most beautiful panoramas of Spain unfolds before the amazed eyes of holidaymakers. Afterwards you can drive your car to one of the beautiful and lively beaches in the area.

Alcúdia in the evening

Cap Formentor

Exploring Mallorca with friends

In the following table you can find the distance from the regarding destinations from Sa Coma by hired car: 

Tour the southeast of Mallorca by SUV or convertible

There are many options for an eventful change of location during your stay in Sa Coma. In one of the most frequented holiday regions in all of Spain, there are a number of seaside resorts worth seeing, each of which scores with its very own charm. Once the hired car is ready to go, a spontaneous trip to the surroundings south of Sa Coma is also possible. In just under ten minutes holidaymakers can reach the former fishing village Porto Cristo in their hired car. Also known as "Es Porto", this popular tourist resort has a natural harbour at Cala Manacor.

• Three stalactite caves are among the attractions around Porto Cristo: the "Coves del Drac", the "Coves dels Harms" and the "White Caves" (Coves Blanques) not far from the beach of the popular seaside resort.
• If you book a cheap hired car with a car hire company, you should not miss the opportunity to visit a special highlight among the cultural sights in the southeast of the island. The monastery "Santuari de Sant Salvador", founded in 1342, can be reached via a serpentine road and is located on the 509 meter high "Puig de Sant Salvador".
• Other attractions of the monastery complex are a seven-metre-high statue of Christ, an imposing stone cross and the Christ the King Monument built in 1934.
• Things are calmer between Portopetro and Cala Figuera. Here the "Parc natural de Mondragó" expands and includes dunes, cliffs, forests, agricultural land and hills.
• The beaches "Caló des Borgit", "Ses Fonts de n'Alís" and "S'Amarador" also belong to the area that is worth a visit if you have a hired car.