About Your Hotel
We want your stay to be safe, comfortable, and carefree. Below you’ll find useful information about our pool, beach, medical services and safety guidelines – everything you need to make the most of your holiday.
Pool Information
Here are a few things to keep in mind when you use the pool area:
- A lifeguard/pool attendant will be on duty. Please follow their safety rules at all times.
- Babies must wear swimming diapers in the pools. Swimming diapers are available at our Mini Market.
- Check the safety rules and the depth of the pools before using them for the first time.
- Cups, bottles and any glasses are not permitted in the pool/sunbed area for security reasons.
- Do not use oversized toys, pool rafts, and floats in the pools. When in doubt, please ask the lifeguard/pool attendant.
- Opening times for the pool(s) are shown by the pool area.
- Pool & beach towels are only washed upon request to minimize water usage and negative impact on the environment.
- Please bring your pool and beach towel to the designated area for exchange.
- Please note: €20 will be charged to your account for each lost pool or beach towel.
- Please be careful when walking in the areas around the pools, as they can be slippery.
- Reserving sunbeds with clothing/towels/etc.is not allowed. Hotel staff will proceed every morning to remove all items from the sunbeds.
- The pools are closed during the night for cleaning and safety reasons. Do not use the pools at this time.
- Use of sunbeds is free for Sunwing Cala Bona Seafront guests.
Beach Information
Here are a few things to keep in mind when you are visiting the beach:
Remember that the size and powers of the waves can vary throughout the day, so always check the warning flags on display before going in the water.
- Always check the seabed before diving in and watch out for strong currents.
- An adult should enter the water first to check the type of seabed, the water depth, etc., before allowing children to go in.
- Do not leave children unattended.
- Drink plenty of water to prevent dehydration.
- Ensure that any inflatable swimming aids are in good condition and work properly.
- Respect the warning flags – a Red Flag means it’s too dangerous to go in the water.
- Test snorkels and masks in shallow water to check that they work.
- Take particular care on beaches away from the major tourist areas, where assistance is limited in case of an emergency.
- Top up your sun protection throughout the day. Salt water reduces the effect of sunscreen.
- Watch out for boats, windsurfers, water-skiers and others who may be near the shore.
Doctor
We have an English-speaking doctor onsite. You will find the doctor's office at Nuevas Palmeras close to the toilets in the Resort Service area. Remember to bring your insurance certificate and passport with you. For medical help at all other times, please contact our Help Desk.
If You Feel Sick - Dos & Don'ts
If you or your travel companions feel ill, follow these steps to prevent spreading the illness to others:
DOs
Always wash your hands before entering the restaurants or bars.
At the buffet, let someone in your party serve food.
Contact the Help Desk about having food delivered if you are too ill to leave your room.
If your bed linens or towels are soiled, please call housekeeping or reception immediately.
Use separate toothbrushes, flannels, towels, etc to help prevent spreading the illness to travel partners or family.
Always shower before using the pool.
Notify the Reception / Help Desk or pool attendant immediately if a vomiting or diarrhea outbreak occurs in common areas or the pool.
If your kids are ill, please withdraw them from kids’ club activities and inform the kids club staff.
Report any illness to your tour operator’s representative immediately.
DON'Ts
Don’t use the pool if you have diarrhea or have been vomiting – wait until you have been symptom-free for at least 48 hours.
Don’t use public toilets if you’re still feeling ill – use the toilet in your room instead until you are symptom-free for at least 48 hours.
Don’t let ill children attend children’s clubs or hotel events where they mix with other children.
