Rating8.4
Rating8.3Adults OnlyThe activity list is solid for a mid-sized property. Watersports — including diving and jet ski rentals — run from the beach, though at extra cost. The gym and fitness classes (yoga, Pilates, Zumba, TRX) are included. Evening entertainment is low-key: nightly shows, live music, and the Cinema Paradiso outdoor film screenings are the highlights. Excursions to Ibiza Town, the market at Es Canyar, or sunset at Café del Mar can be organized at the activities desk.
Activities & fitness at Palladium Hotel Cala Llonga, Trademark Collection
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Heated, facing the bay. A decent size for the property. Gets busy from mid-morning through 5 PM in peak season. The terrace Balinese beds go fast — set your alarm if they matter to you. No dedicated swim lanes; primarily a leisure pool.
Adjacent to the main pool. Popular in the evenings when the pool cools. No time limit on use.
5-minute walk from the resort. Sheltered sandy cove — calm water, suitable for swimming. Narrower than the western Ibiza beaches and quieter. Some sunbeds are managed by the beach concession (charged separately) while others are free. No significant seaweed problem. In July and August the beach fills by 10 AM — arrive early or accept standing room.
The sheltered bay means calmer water than the exposed western coast — better for swimming, less interesting for surf. A 5-minute walk from the property. Beach sunbeds may require early arrival in peak season (July–August).
Indoor table, available during leisure hours. Walk-in. Good option on overcast afternoons.
Available through the day, no sign-up needed.
Beach or court volleyball, scheduled games by the animation team. Walk-in.
Hard court for various games. Check with the activities desk for daily schedule versus open access times.
Included for all guests. Cardio machines and weights. Not a high-end facility but adequate for maintaining a routine.
Scheduled daily, typically mornings. Included. The outdoor morning yoga overlooking the bay is one of the genuinely pleasant activity options here.
Included fitness sessions. Check the posted schedule for times — popular enough that arriving early secures a spot.
Evening entertainment at the main theater. Quality is typical of a mid-range European all-inclusive — accessible, not spectacular. Running 45–60 minutes.
Live music in the lobby or poolside terrace. Generally better than the theatrical shows — the smaller setting suits the quiet tone of the property.
Scheduled quiz nights. Social activity — good for meeting other guests.
The dinner program cycles through themed evenings during the week. Check the weekly schedule at check-in to plan which nights to dress for the à la carte format.
Outdoor film screenings in the evenings — one of the more distinctive activity offerings. Check the weekly schedule; weather-dependent.
The heated pool with bay views is the main daytime anchor. Balinese beds around the pool are popular — arrive before 9:30 AM in peak season to claim one.
Designated relaxation areas around the pool. No animation team involvement — these are genuinely quiet spaces.
Available at additional cost via the resort's dive operation. Cala Llonga Bay has accessible dive sites with reasonable visibility. Good for certified divers; introductory dives available for beginners.
Additional cost. Rental times are limited — book early in the day. The sheltered bay limits speed and maneuver space compared to open-coast rentals.
Included. Book through the activities desk. Morning play is best before the midday heat.
The activities desk organizes excursions to Ibiza Town, the hippie markets at Las Dalias and Es Canyar, and sunset viewing at Café del Mar (San Antonio). All at additional cost. Worth doing at least one Ibiza Town evening during a week stay.
Shuttle to and from Ibiza Town and other resort areas. Check the current schedule and cost at the front desk. Public bus also serves Cala Llonga for independent travel.