Situated in the Capdepera area, north-east of the island, Cala Ratjada Majorca has built up from a small fishing resort to a popular holiday destination. The temperature in Cala Ratjada can vary from 15-21° out of season and up to 33° during the summer months.
Some wonderful beaches await you when you holiday in Cala Ratjada, with Cala Gat and Son Moll Beaches small and pleasant, Cala Agulla long and sandy, and if you continue along the pretty coastal path you can walk all the way to Cala Mesquida, a superb, wide sandy beach.
When it comes to eating out in Cala Ratjada you have a good choice of restaurants to choose from, mainly around the harbour. Here you will find local and international cuisine to suit most tastes, as well as freshly caught, speciality fish dishes, and after dining out you can hit the bars and clubs to party until dawn or opt for the quiet side of Cala Ratjada, to enjoy a few drinks, watching the sun go down.
Craft and tourist shops line the streets for those great cheap holiday souvenirs and the market at Placa del Pins is the place to practice those haggling skills. A number of fantastic day trips are available for the more energetic holiday makers.