The Cumberlege family have been running the property for over 50 years now giving it a relaxed informal atmosphere, the sea is one of our big passions and that is why we fell in love with this property in the first place.

The property itself is almost 100 years old being one of the first large villas on the promenade. The Cumberlege family bought the property in 1960 and opened it's doors in 1964. It is now being run by the 3rd generation of the family.

The resort of Cala Ratjada is the principle port and coastal development of the municipal district of Capdepera, and is built on a small rocky peninsula on the extreme north east corner of the island. Before the onset of tourism in the 1960's, the original village of Cala Ratjada was a quiet little fishing port, who's name literally translates as "The Bay of Rays". The original harbour still exists, but today is more likely to be the home of expensive private cruisers than the fishing boats of times gone by. Cala Ratjada, and the surrounding area, has a number of good beaches to choose from. Although in all fairness the main town beach called "Son Moll", isn't particularly large and does get very crowded and noisy during the summer. The other beach at "Cala Gat" is even smaller than "Son Moll" at just 50m long and 25m wide. However, if it's privacy you seek, you'll need to head a little further north, where you’ll find a number of good sandy beaches at Cala Guya, Cala Agulla or Cala Mesquida.