Calas de Mallorca was developed in the 1960s principally as a tourist resort. But there are some 1,000 residents, and they have been demanding improvements for years.
After years of neglect, investment for Calas de Mallorca improvements
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About 10 years ago, Calls de Mallorca was a British tourist enclave, the very icon of 3* all-inclusive cheapness. Isolated, cheap, and all but exclusively British, complete with a handful of junk shops, a mediocre curry place, a really awful pizza and f&c shop, and of course, a Burger King. I was over there some years ago and they'd actually painted the hotels, which was a significant upgrade. I don't know what it's like now.