We ended up staying at two of Carlos’ units within Cap sa Sal because of a delay in our return travel. This unit was a bit smaller but still has amble space for our family of 4. The space was comfortable and had good ventilation and cooling during the hot summer. The patio is long and narrow but you are directly over the sea so you feel like you are on a cruise ship patio. The decor is simple and basic.
The kitchen has limited supplies and you’ll need to go to the market (Smor) unless you plan to eat out every meal. The closest market is a 10-min drive, so consider getting some basics as there are no close by restaurants especially for breakfast. However, there are awesome lunch/dinner restaurants nearby if you are willing to burn off some calories to get there. The walks along the seaside walls to Sa Tuna and other villages are amazing and totally worth the effort. Even late at night, but just plan to use your cellphone as a flashlight.
Make sure to visit Hostal Sa Tuna (20 min walk) and Sa Rascassa (10-min) walk for dinner - they were amazing!!
We loved the pool and sea surrounding Cap sa Sal but we also explored many local area beaches. The pool is a major perk with children and even has a diving board! If possible, bring beach towels because they are not provided. Snorkel gear would be a plus too if you have it or can buy/rent it too.
Lastly, Carlos was very responsive. You’re in good hands.