The port of Cala Ratjada in the north-east of Mallorca is one of the most characterful and lively ports on the island. Originally a traditional fishing port, today it combines authentic maritime flair with modern marina infrastructure. Its sheltered location and proximity to the open sea towards Menorca are particularly striking, making it a popular starting point for sailing trips, yacht charters, catamaran excursions and boat tours.

One of the harbour’s special features is its blend of fishing tradition, marina and lively promenade. Along the waterfront, you will find numerous restaurants, cafés and bars with views of the boats and the sea. In the morning, fishing boats and the small fish market still dominate the scene, while in the evening, the Mediterranean atmosphere, sunsets and maritime life take centre stage. The nearby Capdepera lighthouse and the rocky coastline provide the harbour with a particularly striking backdrop.

Thanks to its proximity to beautiful bays such as Cala Agulla, Cala Gat and Cala Mesquida, as well as the Llevant Nature Park, the port of Cala Ratjada is an ideal starting point for boat trips to crystal-clear waters and unspoilt coastlines. The combination of traditional charm, a modern marina, lively harbour life and direct access to nature makes the harbour of Cala Ratjada one of Mallorca’s most special harbour towns.