Oct Majorca Holiday
One aspect may be missing at Jaume’s .....
..... a view. That is, a direct view, the sea and rocky foreshore are only 50 yards away at the end of the road. The sandy beach, bars and restaurants and the essential ingredients of a Majorca holiday, are a couple of hundred yards further on.
But back at Jaume’s everything was to our liking. A comfy, bright and chic apartment, open-plan downstairs and three bedrooms above. Our host was so accommodating, waiting-up till 1am when our flight was delayed and laying-on some early shopping. The apartment is very well equipped and there is plenty of space and storage.
Calla Morlanda lies east of Palma, a 45 minute drive, and we were at the sleepy end of the village. But October, probably an advantage at either end, the beach was uncrowded and car parking plentiful so timing might be important. The close by bar and Tapas bar are very Spanish and simple but the food and prices are very reasonable. The people are friendly. We would not say this is a place to find “fine dining” however Porto Cristo offers plenty of choices both upmarket and casual.
We know Majorca fairly well, for us this was an unexplored part of the island. Certainly, Jaume’s delightful and comfortable apartment proved a lovely base to search further afield to find the coves, the beaches and marinas on this holiday island.
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