Porto Colom Holidays

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Majorca’s chilled harbourside haunt

Many resorts in this part of the world were fishing villages once upon a time, but Majorcan gem Porto Colom beats them all with its still-working harbour, dotted with fishing vessels and lined with pastel-coloured houses. The large, sheltered bay, bustling quayside draped with nets and 19th-century lighthouse retain enough traditional charm and waterborne action to keep you hooked.

Whole afternoons can be whiled away watching the boats bob on the waves, yet Porto Colom holidays are about so much more than the gorgeous harbour. There are three lovely sandy beaches, nearby mountains with views back over the town, top-notch golf facilities, ancient history to discover and a whole network of fascinating caves to explore. All that and a raft of quality restaurants serving the freshest seafood, and a lively, but not manic, bar scene, means holidays to Porto Colom are quite the catch.

Explore the caves
The region is famous for its coastal cave networks, which can be enjoyed from a hired boat or, if you’re the active type, in scuba gear.
Take a swing
Enjoy commanding views of Porto Colom and its coastline from upscale Vall d’Or Golf Club’s 18-hole course. The clubhouse has a fine restaurant that also welcomes non-golfers.
Meet the ancients
Fans of ancient history should check out the local ‘naveta’, or prehistoric burial ground, which is one of the most important on the island, dating back to around 2000 BC.

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Take the road to Puig de Sant Salvador – the area’s highest point. Look for the stone cross and marvel at the exceptional views over the town.

Expect fine sand and shallow waters at attractive Cala Marcal beach. Further afield, S’Arenal Grand and S’Arenal Petit have views back to the harbour of Porto Colom.

Porto Colom has enough shops to meet all your holiday needs. For a more authentically Majorcan shopping experience, head to nearby Felanitx for its Sunday-morning market.