Current Projects :
Kurt Sarstrup
T: +49 172 450 7007
Yield and quality of life
Current Projects :
Kurt Sarstrup
T: +49 172 450 7007
The exciting coastal village of Cala Rajada is located on a small rocky peninsula on eastern Majorca, just 65 km from the capital Palma, approx. 50 minutes’ drive along the newly completed expressway.
Cala Rajada has approx. 2500 inhabitants, and is surrounded by mountains and pine forests. With numerous cafes, bars and ice cream parlors, the promenade is an ideal spot for a walk, drinks, and an evening meal. There are also several nightclubs for dancing and partying later on. Finally, the promenade also hosts typical Majorcan celebrations and feasts all year round.
Cala Rajada (Bay of Rays) was originally a port serving the island’s most important industry at the time, deep sea fishing. Today, Cala Rajada is still the second largest fishing port on the island, and still offers freshly caught delicacies on site. Today, however, the port is not only home to traditional fishing boats, but also modern trawlers, sailboats, as well as tourist vessels and speedboats. An express boat trip to the neighbouring island of Menorca takes about 75 minutes.
The landscape around Cala Rajada is characterized by small, picturesque coves, valleys, pine forests, and the protected nature reserves Sa Mesquida, Munt Cros and Val de Canyamel. There are also three wonderful beaches in the immediate vicinity of La Boheme project – the nearest, Son Moll, is less than 5 minutes’ walk away.
The crystal clear water and fine white sand on the beaches around Cala Rajada is usually awarded the Blue Flag every year due to its high quality and purity, and Cala Agulla beach has been rated the second best beach in Mallorca by a major German newspaper several years in a row.
Cala Rajada is also very popular among athletes, with are 4 international standard golf courses and more than 90 tennis courts in the immediate vicinity. The tennis star Rafael Nadal is originally from this area, and started his tennis career at the local tennis club Aquait.
Additionally, visitors can also enjoy water sports, riding, football, jogging, hiking, cycling - or simply enjoy the sunset from your deck chair on the terrace of La Boheme.
