🌊 Cala Ratjada – Fishing tradition and dreamy coves

Cala Ratjada, located in the northeast of Mallorca, is one of the island's most important ports and still retains its charm as a traditional fishing village. Its seafront promenade, lined with restaurants, terraces, and small shops, offers a lively atmosphere, especially at sunset.

The port of Cala Ratjada is an excellent starting point for exploring the east and north coasts of the island. From here, the sailing is calm and provides easy access to unspoiled coves and beaches of great natural beauty.

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📍 Cies and close beaches recommended

• Cala Agulla : The most famous in the area, with white sand and crystal-clear waters, surrounded by pine forests. Ideal for anchoring and snorkeling.
• Cala Moltó : Small and rocky, with a wilder atmosphere and less crowded than Cala Agulla. Perfect for those seeking tranquility.
• Cala Mesquida : A short boat ride away, this is a wide beach of fine sand and turquoise waters, highly appreciated for its protected natural environment.
• Cala Gat : Small cove next to the center of Cala Ratjada, calm and with clear waters.
• Cala Lliteres : Known among divers for its rocky and crystalline seabed.
• Cala Torta : A little further away, it is a virgin cove of great natural beauty, surrounded by mountains and with hardly any buildings.
• Cala Mitjana : A secluded and uncrowded cove, accessible mainly by sea, ideal for anchoring in an exclusive setting.

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🚤 Sail from Cala Ratjada

Sailing from this port allows you to enjoy:

• Virgin coves and protected natural landscapes.
• Spectacular seabed for snorkeling and diving.
• Routes to the north, towards Cape Formentor , or to the south, exploring the east coast to Porto Cristo or Portocolom .
• A seaside atmosphere with local charm and excellent cuisine on land.

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Half day 4 hours

10:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m. / 2:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.

230.00€

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Full day 8 hours

10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.

310.00€

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⛽Fuel not included

🔐Deposit €300

⚓No license

📍Puerto de Cala Ratjada

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