I will start by saying that Begur and Cap Sa Sal is BEAUTIFUL. It's definitely worth a trip. However, there are a few things that should be noted that I was surprised to find. My friends and I decided to walk down to the hotel from the Begur bus station and it was quite the journey. Pedro, of course, offered to pick us up for 10 euros each which we decided not to shell out that sort of money for such a short journey. Upon arriving to Cap Sa Sal, Pedro took the tourist tax which he had only previously mentioned on our bus ride to Begur. Luckily, we each had enough euros on hand to pay for it. Otherwise, we would have been out of our luck considering there was no ATM. At the resort, it is incredibly beautiful. I traveled there on the off season so there were literally no humans in sight. In fact, it sort of gave off an eery feel if that's not what you're looking for. We walked about 30 minutes to Sa Tuna to go to the beach where it was absolutely beautiful as well. There's not much to do at Cap Sa Sal during this offseason. The restaurant is closed, hardly any humans in sight besides the construction workers who are banging away, and the pool is not as maintained as it would be if it were peak season. Also, considering there were no humans around, on the off chance that my friends and I did want to use the Cap Sa Sal pool, it was surprisingly overrun with a group of middle school girls who were blasting their music, twerking, and watching our every move. Long story short, we did not use the pool. Overall, I would say the stay was worth it. If anything, try to go as close to Summer as possible. That is when all the restaurants and shops are open.