So you want to explore the beautiful beaches and stunning scenery that have made Majorca such a popular destination, but want to avoid the crowds, bustle and commercialisation of the bigger resorts? Then Cala San Vicente (also known as Cala Sant Vicencor Cala San Vincente) could well be the perfect choice for you.

The resort's three beaches offer long stretches of sand, stunning and dramatically rugged coves and the rare chance to enjoy your holiday literally side-by-side with the local fisherman of this beautiful and traditional village. The resort's laidback charm and the glimpses of traditional Majorca life are becoming increasingly rare as more and more tourists flock to this beautiful island, and this combined with the breathtaking settings and the varied activities offered across the North Coast make Cala San Vicente such a stunning destination.

The majority of activities, bars and restaurants are built around Cala San Vicente's three beaches - Cala Molins, Cala Clara and the largest of the three, Cala Barques - all of which boast fine white sand, sunbeds and family-friendly conditions. The larger resort of Pollensa is a short drive away, and its quaint, cobbled streets are awash with shops, cafes and attractions.

The surrounding area boasts many celebrated attractions, not least the stunning views and mountainous setting of the Formentor Peninsula.

Cala San Vicente is 70kms (43 miles) from Palma Airport and around 1 hour 10 minutes drive.