SA RÀPITA

The Torre de Son Durí stands discreetly overlooking the spacious harbor of Sa Ràpita. The town is proud of having once protected the island from pirate attacks. This tranquil port town has retained its original charm to this day. A special feature: even on your approach, you'll be captivated by the vibrant colors of the adjacent Platja des Trenc beach. Sa Ràpita has something to offer water sports enthusiasts, culture lovers, and those seeking peace and quiet alike.

SHOPPING

In the streets surrounding the harbor area, you'll find everything you need for a pleasant daily life. A supermarket is located directly in the marina. For more extensive shopping trips, a visit to Campos, just a short drive away, is recommended. Here you'll find a selection of local products. Those looking for international brands will find everything they need in Palma, the island's capital.

EVENTS

Water sports, cultural festivals, and natural beauty: Choose which events you'd like to attend during your stay. Religious festivals promise a good time – as does a lively yoga session right on the fine sand of Arenal de Sa Ràpita.

SIGHTSEEING AND ACTIVITIES

Sa Ràpita is the ideal starting point for exploring the natural splendor of Mallorca's south coast. With your yacht, you have the opportunity to admire even less developed stretches of coastline. Nearby is the Isla Cabrera nature reserve. Sunsets in Sa Ràpita are also picturesque. Enjoy the ambiance with a delicious meal or a stroll along Platja des Trenc beach.

RESTAURANTS AND BARS

Enjoy delicious meals with breathtaking views in one of the many restaurants along the promenade. From fresh fish and fine island delicacies to international treats, there's something to suit every taste.