Cala Ratjada, Coastal locality in Capdepera, Mallorca, Spain
Cala Ratjada is a coastal settlement in northeastern Mallorca, part of Capdepera, stretching along several beaches including Cala Agulla and Cala Mesquida. The central harbor area sits at around 10 meters elevation and forms the heart of the locality.
The settlement began as a small fishing port and evolved into a residential coastal area during the 20th century. Development accelerated particularly in the latter decades of the past century.
Every Wednesday, a market offers traditional baskets woven from palm fronds called senallas, fresh regional produce, and handmade articles. This weekly gathering draws both locals and visitors, reflecting the area's craft traditions.
The locality connects to other major destinations in Mallorca through regular bus routes, making arrival straightforward. Accommodations are spread along the waterfront and inland, offering different options.
The Far de Capdepera lighthouse stands at the eastern tip and marks the closest Spanish mainland point to Menorca. From this vantage point, visitors can see the neighboring island across the Mediterranean on clear days.
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