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Holidays to Porto Colom

The pretty harbour of Porto Colom is located in the southeast of Majorca, in the district of Felanitx. This compact resort is sprinkled with colourful seaside towns, fisherman's boats and Blue Flag beaches alongside elegant eateries on the waterfront. Porto Colom holidays are a great hit with families thanks to the abundance of things to see and do here, from miniature coves dotting the coastline, to watersports galore, caves to explore and exciting neighbouring resorts with plenty to offer.

Holidays to Porto Colom serve up a sensational selection of beaches from the main stretch of Cala Marcal, with golden sands, water activities and a line-up of coastal café bars, to Cala Nau in the south, with miniature beaches and coves to discover. If you want a taste of tradition, Porto Colom holidays are packed with charming towns - historic Felanitx being the closest with beautiful ancient monuments, including a fairy-tale hilltop castle sitting overlooking the resort. Also, just over an hour away you've got the classy capital of Palma, with boutiques to browse, architecture to admire and tapas to tickle your taste buds with.

Want to explore further? You can expect a change of pace in the nearby city of Magaluf (84km away), but don't be side-tracked by its party reputation, it's gorgeous soft-sand beaches and exciting Aqualand park make it a hit for smaller holidaymakers. Or if you're unsure on where to visit, head to the harbour and hop on a boat – one of the best ways to explore the island on Porto Colom holidays.

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A Guide to Porto Colom Holidays

Cala Marcal Beach

Cala Marcal Beach

Cala Marcal is Porto Colom's most popular beach, with soft sands that slope into shallow waters. This family favourite beach is a hit with kids too due to its popular play area. If you want to explore other shores, there are two beaches by the harbour, S'Arenal Grand and S’Arenal Petit, which are great for sunbathing and swimming.

Get Your PADI in Porto Colom

Get Your PADI in Porto Colom

Porto Colom is a popular scuba diving destination with schools offering Scuba and PADI certification courses. So whether you're a novice or an experienced diver, find a pair of flippers and explore the Calas to the east of Majorca. If you prefer to stay above water, other sports available include paddle-boarding, kayaking and snorkelling or hop on a boat and sail past isolated coves and beaches that dot the coastline.

Majorcan Cuisine at Es Pamboliet

Majorcan Cuisine at Es Pamboliet

If you're after the authentic Majorcan taste, step into any of the eateries on the Marina, such as Sa Llotja, and feast on the fresh catch of the day. Es Pamboliet and Carre Vapor Santueri serve delicious dishes including spectacular Spanish paellas. From delicacies made of pulpo(octopus) to sautéed lobster, there's something to satisfy everybody. For breakfast, try the ensaimada pastry with coffee!

Nightlife in Cala d'Or

Nightlife in Cala d'Or

Nightlife in Porto Colom is a little more sedate, but there are nice cocktail bars like Fidel Club and La Costa which will surprise you with their ambience and energy. For a more vibrant night scene, head to Cala d’Or just a short hop away.

Getting Around Porto Colom

🚌 Transport in the Porto Colom Region

Taxis and buses operate throughout Majorca. There is a train service that can take visitors further inland, plus a vintage train running between Palma and Soller daily. Cars are available to hire from the popular tourist resorts or the airport and are the preferred mode of transport for most holidaymakers. Boats are also available to hire to beach hop in style.

Travelling by bus or carTaxis are easily available from Palma airport, 65km away, but be sure to agree on the tariff beforehand. Pre-booked car hires are also available. Cars are available to hire if you want to explore Majorca. If you're staying in resort or want to venture out now and again, The Mallorca Transport department operates a few buses in and around Porto Colom, but ask at your hotel for an up to date timetable.
Passports and Visas

British citizens don’t need a visa to travel to Majorca, but you must have a valid passport. Keep track of the latest passport and visa information at For more information and advice, visit www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/entry-requirements or the Foreign Office at www.fco.gov.uk/en/

Health and Safety

Make sure you take out relevant travel and medical insurance before you travel. An EHIC also entitles you to emergency treatment, if needed. For more info, see www.gov.uk/foreign-travel-advice/spain/health

Vaccinations

There are no vaccinations required to holiday in Majorca. Do ensure routine jabs are up to date, though.

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