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In Cala Ratjada

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Capdepera Lighthouse

An iconic lighthouse, perched on a cliff, offering panoramic views over the Mediterranean Sea. Ideal for enjoying a spectacular sunset.

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Agulla Cove

One of the most beautiful beaches in the area, surrounded by dunes and pine forests, offering an incomparable natural environment.

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Artá

The charming village of Artá is famous for its cobbled streets, relaxed atmosphere and the imposing Artá Fortress, from where you can get spectacular views.

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Son Moll

One of the most popular beaches in Cala Ratjada, famous for its turquoise waters and golden sand, perfect to enjoy a day of sun and sea.

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Gat Cove

A small and quiet cove surrounded by nature, ideal to disconnect from the hustle and bustle and enjoy the crystal clear sea.

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Ses Païses

A fascinating archaeological site that dates back to the Talayotic period. A perfect place for lovers of history and culture.

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Caves of Artá

Impressive underground rock formations allow you to explore the hidden beauty of the island.

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Capdepera Castle

A medieval castle dating from the 14th century, from where you can enjoy unique views of the Mallorcan landscape.

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Cega Tower

The Torre Cega is one of the most emblematic corners of Cala Ratjada. This former watchtower was transformed into a family residence by the March Foundation, and over time became an important cultural centre. Surrounded by sculptural gardens designed with exquisite taste, the Torre Cega offers a unique stroll among works of art and Mediterranean nature. To visit it is to delve into the history of the island and enjoy a space that breathes art and serenity.

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Port of Cala Ratjada

The port of Cala Ratjada is the heart of the village. Formerly a small refuge for fishermen, today it combines tradition and modernity without losing its essence. Strolling along its quay is a charming experience: traditional boats, terraces overlooking the sea and a selection of restaurants where you can savour fresh fish of the day. Here the pace slows down and every sunset becomes a spectacle over the waters of the Mediterranean.