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Cala Rajada sits at the easternmost tip of Mallorca, the closest point to Menorca — only 40 kilometres across the open channel. The town is a former fishing port that grew into a resort, with the working harbour still landing fresh catch each morning and a small marina for visiting yachts. The most-visited beach is Cala Agulla — a 500-metre white-sand crescent backed by pine forest. The Cap des Pinar headland to the north and the Cala Mesquida dune beach further along the coast are 30-minute sails. Cala Rajada is the natural jump-off point for the Mallorca–Menorca crossing, an open-water passage of 6 hours. Season runs May through October.
Alcanada Lighthouse: Coastal Beauty and Scenic Views
Located on the small island of Alcanada, just off the coast of Mallorca, stands the picturesque Alcanada Lighthouse. Built in 1861, its striking white tower rises proudly amidst a rugged landscape, offering breathtaking views of the Mediterranean Sea.
Ways to Experience Alcanada Lighthouse
- Scenic Hike or Bike Ride: Reach the lighthouse via a coastal path that winds through pine forests and along cliffs, providing stunning scenery. (Indicate the difficulty level and approximate distance to help visitors plan).
- Photographic Gem: Whether you reach the lighthouse itself or admire it from afar, its dramatic setting makes it a photographer's dream.
- Boat Trips: Some boat excursions in the Bay of Alcudia include views of Alcanada Lighthouse from the water, allowing for a unique perspective.
Discover the Wonders of the Caves of Artà
Embark on a subterranean adventure in the Caves of Artà, a breathtaking natural wonder on Mallorca's east coast. Descend into a world sculpted by time, where shimmering stalactites hang from cathedral-like ceilings and delicate stalagmites rise from the ground.
Journey Through a Geological Masterpiece
Explore chambers filled with otherworldly rock formations, each with its unique shape and story. Marvel at the intricate details and the sheer scale of this underground realm. Enjoy a guided tour that illuminates the geology and history of the caves.
A Spectacle Beyond the Rocks
The Caves of Artà experience culminates with a mesmerizing light and sound show, highlighting the dramatic beauty of the formations and creating a truly unforgettable moment deep within the earth.
Experience the vibrant energy and flavors of Mallorca at Cala Ratjada's local markets. Immerse yourself in a bustling atmosphere as you explore stalls overflowing with fresh produce, colorful crafts, unique souvenirs, and authentic Mallorcan treasures.
