Eighty years ago, Cala Santanyi in Mallorca was a quiet fishing village where local fishermen could often be seen repairing their nets by the shore. The crystal-clear waters and serene beach provided a picturesque setting for these daily routines. With simple wooden boats docked nearby, the fishermen worked diligently, their weathered hands weaving and mending the essential tools of their trade. The surrounding cliffs and lush foliage remained largely untouched, creating a timeless, idyllic scene. The community’s livelihood depended on the rich marine life that swam through the bay’s pristine waters. Back then, Cala Santanyi exuded an authentic charm, a stark contrast to its modern-day status as a beloved tourist destination.
