Guide to Son Xoriguer

"If you're looking for a quieter alternative to the hustle and bustle of other Spanish resorts, this place could well float your holiday boat."

This is a fairly new resort that offers a quieter alternative to the more developed holiday centre of nearby Cala'n Porter with its busy restaurants, bars and nightclubs.
Son Xoriguer does feature an excellent beach in its own right - good enough to have been awarded Blue Flag status. But the type of holidaymakers attracted to this small stretch of fine white sand are not your typical beach-baskers. Here you're far more likely to encounter the sun-bronzed muscular bodies of the young, the fit and the beautiful, as this resort has some of the finest selections of water-sports on the entire island.
There are few thrills to rival being suddenly hoisted into the blue sky on the end of a parachute towed by a speedboat. Serene enough once you're up there, but more fun on the way down if the boatman decides to dip you into the drink. But that's not the only way to throw yourself into the Mediterranean. At Son Xoriguer there's the raucous fun of water skiing, or you can try your hand at mastering windsurfing. Or, if you find yourself treading water more often than you're standing on the board, you may prefer traditional sailing. Under the waves is also a beautiful place to be, whether you're merely snorkelling about or going for a full scuba diving session.
Slightly less energetic, and much drier exercise can be had by taking your camera for a walk along the coastal paths outside Son Xoriguer, or into the surrounding countryside that is both relatively unspoiled and easily reached at a gentle pace.

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