Cap Rocat – Cala Blava, Mallorca, Spain

A superb refurbishment of an impressive 19th-century fortress has resulted in a captivating and singular, adults-only boutique hotel overlooking the Bay of Palma. Set in 88 acres and stretching along the coastline for two kilometres, Cap Rocat – Cala Blava, Mallorca, Spain is a spectacular hotel providing a collection of stunning rooms and suites, a selection of magical dining venues, private rock cliff beach with direct access to the sea, jetty and salt water pool.

Both the architecture and setting of Cap Rocat is sensational. Wonderfully secluded with a drawbridge, bunkers and suites in former shooting buttresses, the atmosphere is both historic and romantic. Decorated with a clever blend of contemporary and classic furnishings, suites have their own private patio with beautiful sea views.

Wake up to the sound of the sea and enjoy breakfast on your terrace. Play a game of tennis or take a cycling trip and explore the coastal region. Spend your time here enjoying water sports, fishing, diving, sailing and horse riding. In the evenings, dine in Cap Rocat’s Fortress Restaurant or in the open-air Cala de la Reina on the waterfront.

ACCOMMODATION

DOUBLE FORTALEZAAlongside the guard posts that supervise the great entrance and the defensive moat, the double fortaleza rooms are located.
This very special rooms master the charm of sleeping in a fortified citadel in which its patios, streets and battlements have been carved on the rock.
The double Fortaleza rooms offer a king size bed, elegant en-suite bathrooms and a furnished terrace, allowing you to experience the mild Mediterranean weather.

CAP ROCATThe rare experience of sleeping in a former military fortress goes to a higher level with the Cap Rocat Suites.
These large rooms located in the first inner circle of the fortress, occupy a series of coastal defense batteries within the perimeter of Cap Rocat. The suites have a unique interior design that blends an elegant bedroom with a living area and a spacious bathroom with vaulted ceilings.Every Cap Rocat Suite has three different terraces, at different levels, where guests can savour breakfast, rest on its hammocks or gaze upon the boats that wander the turquoise waters of the Mediterranean from each private gazebo.

SENTINELS

Hidden in the rock, on the edge of the cape’s cliffs where Cap Rocat was built.

These three very rare rooms, carved like watchtowers in secret enclaves, have now been splendidly transformed from surveillance points that controlled the entrance to Palma Bay in to elegant rooms that blend the uniqueness of ruff rocky walls with delicate woods, refined rugs, soft mediterranean fabrics and large mirrors that reflect the golden light.

Feel the mediterranean blue when you wake up or whilst you lie in the total privacy of the infinity plunge pool.

Welcome to the experience of being one of the fortress sentinels, in constant vigil of the magnetic Mediterranean sea.

EL CABO SUITEThis splendid suite takes its name “El Cabo”, from the cape where Cap Rocat was built.
The room, where white Mediterranean tones and vaulted ceilings enhance the serenity of the elegant bedroom and the quaint living area, that share a unique space that used to be one of the bastions of the former fortress.
Its extensive bathroom, designed for wellness, creates the sensation of being in a private spa, offering its guests the ideal setting for pure pampering.The outdoor spaces of the El Cabo Suite, are a true sanctuary of relaxation, that invite to enjoy the private pool and three different terraces, crowned by a gazebo where to enjoy scintillating sunsets.

DEL MAR

Restored with the utmost careful and refined design, this quaint houses, with mesmerizing sea views, offer the privacy and charm that distinguish Cap Rocat’s signature style.A Mediterranean garden surrounds the suite creating the sensation of being in a cozy villa with outdoor spaces, both in their plunge pool overlooking Palma’s bay and at the salty breeze kissed terraces for total surrender while sunbathing or star-lit dining.

DINING

THE FORTRESS RESTAURANT

The luxury of the Mediterranean gastronomy essentials created by our chef Víctor García, while the magic of the nights in Cap Rocat enchants the restaurant La Fortaleza.

A wide range and intensity of flavours in the design of the two menus: ‘Un Paseo por Mallorca’ and ‘El Producto’. Exquisite dishes inspired by the roots of Majorcan cuisine, applying new culinary techniques for a magnificent experience, always using seasonal fresh products.

Enjoy the best gastronomic encounter in a privileged setting.

WELLNESS & SPAThe Spa has been carved on the depths of the fortress, it is located where the former deposit of water was.The focal point is a dramatic saltwater swimming pool, sunk 12m below ground level – yet wonderfully bright. A wide conservatory-style glass ceiling will allow the brilliant Mallorcan sunshine to flood the space by day, while by night, the clear star-filled skies will create a mesmerizing place to swim. The vast exposed limestone walls add a touch of drama to the experience.

EXPERIENCE

A JOURNEY OF THE SENSESAs was customary among the monarchs of the XIX century to have luxurious private boats for recreational and official duties … the new Cap Rocat Spa, offers to take you onboard as a guest of honor on a journey of the senses.The beautiful tearoom will be the antechamber of the trip where the spa team will guide you …through the experience of the magic hammams, reminiscent of ancient Mediterranean colonies.  Discover the exoticism of the Philippines and its powerful Asian techniques.  Indulge yourself in the exotic techniques and sumptuous spices of India to achieve inner well-being.These three experiences should be enjoyed with closed eyes, they combine healing techniques derived from the timeless knowledge of three distinct cultures to help renew your mind and body.

CALA BLAVA, MALLORCA, SPAIN

Despite being within whistling distance of the beer gardens of the Platja de Palma, Cala Blava is altogether different: it’s residential rather than nakedly touristic, and offers a few quiet coves (several rocky; one sandy) to test the waters. It’s really absurdly close to the hubbub of S’Arenal – just a few kilometres south on the Ma6014, then a short side road to Cala Blava. Just beyond is Bella Vista: part of the coast here is protected, and off-limits, but you can still slip down to the Calò des Cap d’Alt for a swim in crystal-clear waters.

Despite being within whistling distance of the beer gardens of the Platja de Palma, Cala Blava is altogether different: it’s residential rather than nakedly touristic, and offers a few quiet coves (several rocky; one sandy) to test the waters. It’s really absurdly close to the hubbub of S’Arenal – just a few kilometres south on the Ma6014, then a short side road to Cala Blava. Just beyond is Bella Vista: part of the coast here is protected, and off-limits, but you can still slip down to the Calò des Cap d’Alt for a swim in crystal-clear waters.