View image 1: Cap Rocat: a cream and terracotta fortress facade with rounded arched windows, flanked by tall cypress trees and lanterns
View image 2: Cap Rocat: a spacious bedroom with a white bed, wooden headboard, pale ochre walls, and wooden ceiling beams
View image 3: Cap Rocat: a dual vanity bathroom in warm stone with brass fixtures, mirrors, white towels, and pale archways
View image 4: Cap Rocat: a curtained bedroom framing turquoise water through an arched window, with gold sconces and lounge chairs
View image 5: Cap Rocat: a vast dining pavilion with wooden beam trusses, brass lanterns, cream chairs, and panoramic sea views
View image 6: Cap Rocat: a carved stone archway frames a saltwater pool in turquoise, set within fortified walls overlooking the coast
A 19th-century fortress on the Bay of Palma, reimagined as a private resort inside a protected reserve.
Cap Rocat occupies a former military fortress in the most secluded corner of the Bay of Palma, its grounds a 30-hectare protected natural reserve running along two kilometers of coastline. The 30 rooms and suites have private terraces and uninterrupted sea views, set within the fortress’s historic military architecture.
Two saltwater pools, a subterranean spa, and a stone hammam anchor the amenities, joined by a private cove and a rooftop tennis court. La Fortaleza serves seasonal Mallorcan cuisine and the Sea Club keeps to open-air, seafood-centered meals, while days can stretch into boat tours or guided walks through the reserve.
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Rooms and Suites
View image 1: Cap Rocat: a walk-in wardrobe with dark wooden cabinetry, white shelving, soft lighting, and a stone archway entry
View image 2: Cap Rocat: a carved stone window frames a turquoise sea and sailboat, with a pale daybed in the foreground
View image 3: Cap Rocat: a figure in a tan linen coat walks beside a turquoise pool under sun and coastal cliffs
View image 4: Cap Rocat: a wooden pergola frames a clear seascape, with dappled sunlight striping the view
View image 5: Cap Rocat: a sailboat and turquoise waters below a coastal terrace railing, at golden hour
View image 6: Cap Rocat: a bed with sheer cream curtains, wooden ceiling beams, and a window framing the sea
View image 7: Cap Rocat: a covered deck with reclined loungers and panoramic bay views at sunset
View image 8: Cap Rocat: a window draped in cream linen overlooks pale grass and turquoise sea at dusk
View image 9: Cap Rocat: a bed with pale curtains and wooden ceiling, framed by an open terrace and coastal light
View image 10: Cap Rocat: a covered terrace with cushioned loungers, wooden beams, and views of the Bay of Palma
View image 11: Cap Rocat: a modern stone villa with a rectangular pool, surrounded by Mediterranean vegetation
View image 12: Cap Rocat: a terracotta villa facade set in golden-hour light, framed by cypress landscaping
View image 13: Cap Rocat: cushioned loungers and a cream parasol on a stone terrace overlooking the sea
View image 14: Cap Rocat: a terracotta pavilion with white columns and thatch roof, ringed by magenta bougainvillea and Mediterranean greenery
View image 15: Cap Rocat: two cream lounges beneath a square parasol overlook the Bay of Palma, with magenta bougainvillea and stone walls
Dining
View image 1: Cap Rocat: a beachside dining setup with wooden tables, purple accents, and panoramic seascapes
View image 2: Cap Rocat: an intimate table for two on the beach at dusk, lit by brass lanterns and candlelight
View image 3: Cap Rocat: a terrace dining setting at twilight with wooden chairs, candlelit table, and bay views
Amenities
View image 1: Cap Rocat: a saltwater pool edged with cream loungers and white parasols, overlooking calm turquoise bay
View image 2: Cap Rocat: a carved stone archway frames a turquoise pool in fortified walls and Mediterranean light
View image 3: Cap Rocat: a modern saltwater pool in turquoise waters with railing and coastal rock formations
View image 4: Cap Rocat: a spa corridor with turquoise pool, smooth stone walls, wooden columns, and glass skylight
View image 5: Cap Rocat: a wellness pavilion lined with cream draped loungers and minimal contemporary furnishings
View image 6: Cap Rocat: a stone hammam interior with arched ceilings, olive-toned walls, and centered relaxation spaces
View image 7: Cap Rocat: a modern spa room with pale wood paneling, arched alcoves, and soft recessed lighting
View image 8: Cap Rocat: a massage room with a treatment table, mirror, white orchids, and warm natural light
View image 9: Cap Rocat: a motorboat in crystal turquoise waters framed by limestone cliffs at Cala Blava
View image 10: Cap Rocat: a gleaming white yacht hull overhead shows glass windows and the transparent turquoise sea
View image 11: Cap Rocat: a table setting on a boat overlooking turquoise waters, wine glasses, and blue dishware
View image 12: Cap Rocat: a private beach cove with thatched umbrellas and loungers on sand beneath clear skies
View image 13: Cap Rocat: a figure practices yoga in a wide stance pose beside a reflecting pool at golden hour
Property
View image 1: Cap Rocat: a cream fortress facade with rounded arches, cypress trees, and evening lantern lighting
View image 2: Cap Rocat: a living room with cream chairs, fireplace, warm wood paneling, and traditional architecture
View image 3: Cap Rocat: a dark stone corridor frames coastal light and vegetation beyond, in fortress architecture
View image 4: Cap Rocat: a fortification walkway lined with terracotta walls, topiary, and golden hour light
View image 5: Cap Rocat: a hilltop fortress silhouetted at sunset, with panoramic bay views and cypress sentries
View image 6: Cap Rocat: a rooftop terrace at twilight with cream loungers, lit lanterns, and sea horizon
View image 7: Cap Rocat: a crenellated fortress gate entrance at sunset, framed by stone archways and lanterns
View image 8: Cap Rocat: a stone causeway bordered by fortress walls at dusk, leading toward the Mediterranean
View image 9: Cap Rocat: turquoise coves and pale limestone cliffs frame a moored sailboat in clear waters
View image 10: Cap Rocat: an aerial view of the fortress and coastline terraces integrated into the natural reserve
View image 11: Cap Rocat: pale sandy coves and deep turquoise water with rocky outcrops along the Mallorca coast
View image 12: Cap Rocat: an aerial perspective of the restored fortress within the protected 30-hectare natural reserve
Property Details
Pets are not allowed
To maintain a hypoallergenic environment, pets are not allowed. Service animals are welcome.
Restaurant and cocktail bar
La Fortaleza and Sea Club serve refined Mallorcan cuisine with sea views and craft cocktails.
Small Luxury Hotels of the World (SLH)
This hotel is a part of the Small Luxury Hotels of the World, and is eligible to earn and redeem points.
Spa and fitness center
Relax in the sauna, move in the state-of-the-art gym, and recover with one of several treatment options.
Valet parking
Valet parking is available on the property, and may be subject to a daily fee.
Bookable activities
Kayaking, yacht charters, yoga, horseback riding, and golf are available.
