What is the best beach club in Cala d'Or?
For food, Cala Gran Beach Club is the strongest pick. It sits directly on Cala Gran, and the kitchen consistently draws good feedback for grilled fish, paella, and octopus.
For facilities, EGOS Beach Club has the best set-up in the resort. The infinity pool and Balinese beds put it in a different league to the other two. For a casual drink on the water without spending much, Sa Cala Beach Club on Cala Esmeralda is the right call.
How much do beach clubs in Cala d'Or cost?
Sa Cala is the cheapest, with cocktails and sangria around €8-12 and no minimum spend. Cala Gran is mid-range, with food and drinks running around €20-30 per person. EGOS is the most expensive, where a full meal with cocktails typically comes to €30-60 per person.
None of the three charge an entry fee. EGOS applies a food-and-drink minimum when you book a Balinese bed. Sunbeds and parasols cost extra at all three.
Do you need to book beach clubs in Cala d'Or in advance?
EGOS Beach Club recommends booking ahead for sunset tables in July and August, especially if you want a Balinese bed. Sa Cala also takes reservations, and Cala Gran is the most walk-in friendly, though weekends in peak season fill up. Outside peak months, walk-ins are generally fine at all three.
Are Cala d'Or beach clubs open all year?
No, all three clubs are seasonal, typically open from May through October. Exact dates shift each year, and some open later or close earlier than expected. Check each venue's website or social media before visiting in spring or autumn to confirm they're open.
Are there beach clubs in Cala d'Or with a pool?
EGOS Beach Club is the only venue in Cala d'Or with a pool. It's an infinity pool with sea views, surrounded by Balinese beds and premium sunbeds. Cala Gran Beach Club and Sa Cala are both beach-facing without a pool, so EGOS is the sole option if that's a priority.
Is Cala d'Or good for beach clubs compared to other parts of Mallorca?
Cala d'Or is quieter than the scene in Palma or Mallorca's southwest coast, and you won't find mega-clubs here. What you get instead are three intimate venues set around some of the southeast's prettiest coves. For a bigger selection, Mallorca's west coast is the better choice.
