Village life
Named after the great explorer, Christopher Columbus, come and watch gentle waves lap against the beach in this classic Majorcan fishing village. It’s a great pick for young families and sun seekers alike. Humming to its own unique rhythm, Porto Colom really has its own thing going on.
All the best bits
Go diving, feast in traditional restaurants or browse the market stalls – there’s plenty to sink your teeth into! You’ll be able to pick up local produce and a few knick-knacks by day, then sample sumptuous fish and meat before washing it down with a couple of cocktails by night.
What is Porto Colom best known for?
It is renowned for its picturesque natural harbour, considered one of the largest and most beautiful in Mallorca, as well as its charming old town and tranquil beaches.
What are the main attractions in Porto Colom?
Popular attractions include the historic lighthouse, the old fishermen’s houses along the harbour, Platja de s’Arenal beach, and local restaurants serving fresh seafood. Nearby wineries and cycling routes also draw visitors.
Is Porto Colom suitable for families with children?
Absolutely. The calm, shallow waters, safe beaches, and relaxed pace of life make it an excellent choice for families travelling with young children.
When is the best time to visit Porto Colom?
The best time to visit is between May and October, when the weather is warm and sunny. For a quieter experience, late spring and early autumn are particularly pleasant.
Are there good dining options in Porto Colom?
Yes, Porto Colom is well known for its excellent seafood restaurants, many of which line the harbour. Visitors can also find a mix of traditional Mallorcan cuisine and international dishes.
