Club Náutic La Rápita is located in the southern part of the island of Majorca, just a few miles from Club Nàutico S’Estanyol.

The landing has 476 berths.
Each berth is equipped with an electricity supply column and a drinking water source. Customers can also use showers, toilets and changing rooms, as well as avail themselves of a laundry service. The club has a workshop for repairs on boats, with a crane that can lift boats of up to seven tons and a travelift that can hold up to 50. The storage area also offers hull cleaning and maintenance services and is intended for both members and passing boaters.

In addition, the club has systems for the collection of dark water, waste oil, as well as an area for the separate collection of solid waste.

Club Náutic La Rápita can accommodate boats between a minimum length of 4 meters and a maximum length of 20 meters, with a maximum width of 8 meters and a draft of no more than 3 meters.
The area also has a refueling station, which is open Monday through Sunday (8 a.m. to 8 p.m. during the summer months and 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. during the winter period).
The winds that most affect the area are from the south and southeast.

The club offers sailing courses of all levels (aimed at children, teens and adults) and is the backdrop for numerous nautical events, races and regattas throughout the year.
This port sits slightly outside the urban area of Sa Rápita, where bars, restaurants and hotels can be found.

Club Náutic La Rápita is bordered on the east by S’Arenal de Sa Rápita beach. It is a beach of fine, very clear sand, just over a kilometer long. It is a particularly popular beach because of its unspoiled appearance: in fact, it is surrounded by a large pine forest, which protects it and isolates it from the urban agglomeration in the surroundings.
It is also accessible to people with mobility disabilities.
The beach is easily accessible by land by bus lines (bus stops are within walking distance of the port area and the beach).
Patrons who land on these shores can take advantage of bathrooms, showers, and the possibility of renting bathing equipment (umbrellas, beach chairs).

Also rich in fascinating beaches is the area of Ses Covets, about a mile from La Rápita Nautical Club. It is an area rich in caves (hence its name), with an important rocky elevation that in time was used as a quarry for extracting the stone that was used to fortify Palma de Mallorca.Its surroundings are famous for its waters with healing powers (famous even in Roman times) and for its spas.
Ses Covets is part of an area of natural interest.

The beach of Es Freu de ses Covetes is about 50 meters long and has fine, light-colored sand. It is always a large beach with fine sand.
It has a bus stop about 100 meters away (making it easily accessible even from the mainland) and a number of free parking areas where you can leave your car.

Ses Covetes beach, on the other hand, is 300 meters long in its entirety and is divided into two parts: the one closest to Sa Rápita has fine, light-colored sand, while the second part is more rocky.
The beach is also accessible to people with reduced mobility and offers its patrons bathrooms, showers and a restaurant.

Club Náutic La Rápitaalso hostsa bar and a convenience store in its area.