Andratx is a municipality on the west coast of Majorca, Spain, in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains.

Its origins date back to the 13th century, when King Jaume I of Aragon conquered Mallorca from the Moors.

The municipality is spread over an area of 80.8 km² and has a population of 11,998 (2023).

Its main economic activities are agriculture, tourism, and construction.

Andratx is home to several protected natural areas, including the Serra de Tramuntana, the Dragonera National Park, and the Sa Dragonera Natural Park.

The municipality is home to several cultural attractions, including the Parish Church of Andratx, the Franciscan Convent, and the Museum of Andratx.

The municipality has a rich history, having been the site of a major battle during the Spanish Civil War.

It has also been the home to many famous artists, writers, and musicians.

Andratx is well known in the cycling community as it regularly features in the Mallorca 312 sportive.

The municipality actively supports local artists and artisans through initiatives such as the Andratx Art Fair and the Artisans Market.

The municipality places a strong emphasis on environmental conservation and sustainability.

The municipality has a vibrant social and cultural life, with numerous festivals and events held throughout the year.

The municipality is home to several notable landmarks, including the La Mola Lighthouse, the Sa Dragonera Natural Park, and the Cala Llamp Beach.

Popular tourist activities include hiking, biking, swimming, sailing, and kayaking.

The municipality is well-connected by public transportation and is easily accessible by car or bus.