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Cala Ratjada is located on the northeastern part of the Balearic Island of Majorca. It covers both sides of the Punta de Capdepera peninsula and provides gorgeous views of the rocky coastline. It’s also close by to the neighbouring island of Menorca, making it an ideal base for day trips.
In the 17th century Cala Ratjada existed as a fishing port and has continued this tradition ever since then, with fishermen still working in the business. This of course means there are many restaurants serving up fresh fish, lobster and calamari for you to feast on during warm evenings out on your Cala Ratjada holidays.
Located in close proximity to the neighbouring isle of Menorca, and with popular resorts Sa Coma and Cala Millor nearby too, it's easy to explore more of these beautiful islands on a day trip or two. When you’re not bronzing on the golden beaches (Playa de Son Moll being the most popular stretch in the resort), why not soak up the architecture by wandering the pretty stonewashed streets, or find a waterfront restaurant serving fresh, steaming paella? Holidays to Cala Ratjada offer something for everyone, whether you want to lap up the history and culture or simply laze by the pool or sea – the choice is yours.

From medieval festivals to weekly markets, holidays in Cala Ratjada have a jam-packed calendar of events happening throughout the year. The feast of the Carme takes place in July, while August hosts the feast of Saint Roch and the town puts on live music shows, street displays and a plethora of food stalls. For everyday entertainment look no further than the many restaurants and bars all serving up delicious local delicacies and great wine.

The Jardins Bartolomé March or Sa Torre Cega are located just above the harbour featuring an amazing a sculpture park housing works by world Henry Moore, Rodin and modern-day Catalan artists. It’s important to book this prior to travelling, but it’s a sight worth seeing. A hike to Punta de Capdepera’s 19th-century lighthouse offers views of Menorca on a clear day and is perfect for the more active traveller. There are also cycling trips, bird watching excursions and boat trips to Menorca available to book.