Overview of Cala Porter
Cala Porter, located on the south coast of Minorca, offers a unique atmosphere that blends natural beauty with vibrant tourist activity. This deep-reaching bay is a must-visit destination for both sailors and land-based travelers.
Location and Landscape
- Situated on Minorca’s south coast
- Deep-reaching bay framed by impressive 40-meter high cliffs
- Dramatic coastal scenery perfect for photography enthusiasts
Tourist Attractions
Cova d’en Xoroi
- Famous cave bar located within the cliffs
- Spectacular views of the Mediterranean Sea
- Daytime visits offer breathtaking scenery
- Transforms into a vibrant nightclub in the evening
- Highly recommended for both day and night experiences
Onshore Facilities
- Large tourist resort with various amenities
- Popular tourist center offering a range of activities
- Restaurants, bars, and shops available for visitors
Sailing and Anchoring Information
Anchorage Details
- Sandy bottom provides good holding for anchors
- Suitable for various sizes of vessels
- Important: Red buoys mark prohibited anchoring areas on the bay’s east side
Sailing Tips
- Exercise caution when approaching due to the high cliffs
- Be aware of potential increased boat traffic during peak tourist season
- Check weather conditions, especially wind direction, before anchoring
Best Time to Visit
Cala Porter is enjoyable year-round, but the summer months (June to September) offer the best weather for sailing and swimming. For a quieter experience, consider visiting in late spring or early autumn.
