Holiday houses & apartments in Cala Ratjada

Enjoy a Mediterranean holiday apartment in Cala Ratjada

A TUI Villas holiday apartment in Cala Ratjada will allow you to enjoy the beaches and rugged peninsular setting of this resort town during your relaxing beach holiday. TUI Villas has a wide range of apartments and holiday houses that are modern and spacious. Many properties have a sea view and are within walking distance to the beach. There are some lovely walks in the area with stunning views towards Menorca. The neighbouring towns have many interesting sites, including a castle and caves. Children will love Cala Ratjada's beaches, where they can partake in lots of fun activities.

Introduction to Cala Ratjada

Cala Ratjada is a popular seaside holiday resort that is located on the northeast coast of Majorca. The town extends around the Punta de Capdepera peninsula and has a rugged coastline. From Cala Ratjada's beach area it's possible to see Menorca on a clear day. Cala Ratjada has been built up around a traditional fishing port, and has a beautiful historic harbour with a vibrant atmosphere in the summer. The area is filled with fine sandy beaches and lovely little coves.

Rent an amazing holiday apartment in Cala Ratjada

Rent a holiday apartment in Cala Ratjada from TUI Villas, and you'll get great service and ease of booking. Properties in Majorca are typically modern, well-designed apartments or houses with features such as private swimming pools, sea views, and balconies. A holiday home in Cala Ratjada is usually self-catering, allowing you space and time to entertain in the comfort of your accommodation. Many properties are located just meters from the beach and within easy walking distance of the town centre. Renting a holiday home in Cala Ratjada will allow you flexibility with your schedule and privacy.

Castles and caves

Capdepera Castle is a prominent historical site that's one of the largest castles in Majorca. Check out the views at the top of the tower, where you can even see Menorca on a good day. You'll also learn about the history of the castle and the area in which it's situated. You can also visit Cuevas de Arta, a cave with dramatic stalagmite and stalactite formations. Visitors can go on a guided tour with a friendly and knowledgeable local guide and also take in a light and music show which echos around the cave walls. Your tour ends with a spectacular view of the sea when you emerge back to the surface.

Adventures for kids

Kids will love Cala Gat, a lovely sandy beach with crystalline waters five minutes from the town centre. Hire some snorkelling equipment to observe the many colourful fish swimming around. The beach is safe for kids as there are always lifeguards on hand. There's also a nice bar above the beach which serves delicious meals, snacks, and drinks and is family-friendly. Older children will enjoy exploring the coast on a stand up paddleboard, which can be hired from Sea Safari Mallorca. They also hire out bikes and scooters, and organise snorkelling trips to various locations in the area.

Experience an adrenaline rush

An electronic jet surfboard is a fun way to explore part of Majorca's coastline. The jet boards are easy to use, CO²-free, quiet, and great for adults and teenagers. You'll take in one of the most beautiful and diverse coastlines in the world, with its rugged coves and long sandy beaches. Rental packages are available for blocks of two hours and include seatbelts, lifejackets, and helmets.

Another adventure idea is a hot air balloon trip with Illes Balears Ballooning for a different perspective on Majorca. From the hot air balloon, you'll see the island's towns and beaches before you as you soar smoothly through the air. Savour the amazing panoramic views of the island on a two-hour ride whilst sipping on a glass of champagne.

Pack a picnic and go on a day trip

There's a number of fantastic locations close to Cala Ratjada that make great brief excursions. In Colonia de Sant Pere, visit the Bodega Conde de Suyrot winery and vineyards. Here you'll take a guided tour, wander through the expansive vineyards, and sample three delicious wines whilst also learning about wine production. Head to Arta's market on a Tuesday morning to look for locally-made arts and crafts that make great souvenirs. There's also fresh local food for sale such as meats, fruit, and bread. Another great stop is the lighthouse near Capdepera-Font de Sa Cala, where you can see stunning views from its rocky perch.

Travelling to Cala Ratjada

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is the nearest international airport to Cala Ratjada. It serves regular flights from London Gatwick and Stansted, Bristol, Manchester, and Birmingham, as well as other places in Europe. From the airport, take the airport shuttle, which runs four times an hour. This will take you to Palma's Grans Magatzems bus station in about 19 minutes. From here you'll be able to catch a bus to Cala Ratjada that takes 1 hour and 41 minutes. There are also plenty of shuttle and taxi services offering direct services to Cala Ratjada. Alternatively, hire a car to drive to your holiday apartment in Cala Ratjada. This is the quickest way to get to your accommodation and will give you more flexbility to explore the island for the rest of your stay.

When to visit Cala Ratjada

Mallorca is a great place for a holiday all year round, with pleasant weather throughout the year. Book a holiday apartment in Cala Ratjada during the popular summer season when temperatures reach on average 26°C. In winter, temperatures remain pleasant at around 11-13°C at the coolest, with a higher chance of rainfall. Many of shops, restaurants, and attractions are closed for part of the winter. The period from May to October is the most popular time to visit, and the busiest times are from June to August, so be forewarned if you're looking for a quiet holiday with fewer crowds.

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