One of the largest and oldest resorts on the island, Cala en Porter has a beautiful beach, protected by large, surrounding cliffs.

On one side of the resort, the limestone cliffs are home to seabirds, while on the other, villas are scattered across the hillside.

Down at beach level, you'll find a further selection of bars and restaurants that are always popular with visitors.




CALA EN PORTER WEATHER
Access: 
Good even access, roadside parking plus a large free car park on Plaja de Cala en Porter. Two dedicated disabled parking spaces.
Public Transport:
Bus stop on the cliff top on Passieg Maritim (Route 31 TMSA) Mahon - Cala en Porter & (Route 33 TMSA) Cala en Porter to Alaior
In General: 
A gently sloping sandy beach making it ideal for kids, beach facilities on the main sands include sunbed and shade hire and plenty of waste bins.
Lifeguards & First Aid: 
Lifeguard and there is also a Red Cross first aid service.
There is a beach 'Flag System' in place, always abide by the flag:
RED Dangerous, do not swim.
YELLOW Caution of currents, swimming allowed.
GREEN Swimming allowed.
ORANGE No lifeguard.
 
Toilets & Showers: 
There are toilets and showers available 
Water Sports: 
Canoes/Kayaks, Pedelos. 
Restaurants/Cafes/Bars: 
Food and drink to suit all pockets and tastes can be found locally with more choice in the town centre.  
Shopping: 
A pharmacy, gift shops, supermarkets, clothing, beach products can all be found locally.