In the early 20th century, Cala Major Beach was a picturesque, serene haven nestled on the coast of Mallorca. Unlike the bustling tourist hotspot that it is known as today, Cala Major in the 1920s exuded a tranquil ambiance, with its pristine, golden sands and crystal-clear waters captivating the few locals and visitors who wandered to its shores. Surrounded by rugged landscapes and lush Mediterranean vegetation, this hidden gem offered a secluded escape, a stark contrast to the developed beach resort that Cala Major has become. The 1920s marked a simpler time for Cala Major, where the charm of untouched nature and the soothing sound of the waves defined the quintessential Mallorcan coastal experience.
