Cala d'Or is a charming village spread across three peninsulas along the southeastern coast, comprising Cala d'Or (center), Cala Egos (west), and Cala Ferrera (east).
The rugged coastline is punctuated by numerous bays boasting stunning sandy beaches.

The architecture of Cala d'Or follows the Mediterranean tradition, with most buildings painted white.
Holiday villas are predominant on the outskirts, while closer to the coast, several hotels and apartments dot the landscape. The Ibizan influence is evident in the small, cubic buildings, as the renowned architect Josep Costa Ferrer drew inspiration from his homeland.

The marina area is a popular spot, attracting yachts and chartered boats year-round.
Despite its lively atmosphere, especially in the summer months, Cala d'Or maintains a relaxed ambiance, distinct from the larger resorts on the island. The pedestrian-friendly town center boasts a diverse array of shops, bars, and restaurants, offering both local delicacies and international cuisine.