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With its medieval-style town, buzzy bars and sandy With its medieval-style town, buzzy bars and sandy beaches, the of Cala Ratjada has plenty going on. Why not experience the nightlife scene? With brilliants bars and beer halls, it’s no wonder it’s popular with so many nationalities. If you’re looking for dining spots, make a beeline for the marina, where you can savour everything from fresh seafood to tasty tapas.
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Beach brilliance

On the quieter side of Cala Ratjada, you'll find Cala Agulla beach. Boasting white sand and crystal-clear waters, it’s primed for families with younger tots in tow. Son Moll beach is the main spot in front of the town’s promenade or Cala Gat is a quaint cove at the opposite end if you’re looking for a more intimate setting.

See the sights

Why not take a break from the beach and explore? Take a scenic hike to the Lighthouse of Capdepera and you’ll be rewarded with sweeping panoramic views. The island’s underground landscape can be explored at the Caves of Artà, just a short drive from Cala Ratjada.