Cala El Portet, Spain - Beach Guide, Info, Photos

Cala El Portet is a small, tranquil beach located on the north side of Moraira. The beach is known for its varying natural characteristics, including a mix of sandy and rocky areas. The sandy areas are shallow, making them suitable for families, while the rocky areas provide an excellent spot for snorkeling. The sea depth varies, reaching up to 20 feet in some areas, and is home to a variety of fish species including Sea Bass and Sea Bream. The beach is equipped with amenities such as toilets, which are available for free. However, visitors should note that the beach lacks natural shade, so it is advisable to bring personal sun protection. The beach is frequented by a mix of locals and retirees, often accompanied by their grandchildren. Parking near the beach can be challenging due to restrictions. As for the cleanliness, while the sand may sometimes contain seaweed and trash, the water is generally regarded as nice. There are also several establishments nearby where visitors can enjoy food and drinks. However, some visitors have noted that the waters are not always clear.

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Amenities

Cala El Portet amenities include parking and toilet.

Restaurants

Best restaurants near Cala El Portet include Restaurante El Portet, La Casita, Restaurante Le Dauphin, Restaurante Del Mar, Restaurante La Boheme, Restaurante l'Esbardal and Restaurante Del Pescador.

Visitor Reviews

Visitor reviews highlight the beach's popularity for swimming, snorkeling, and family outings due to its tranquil setting, perfect water, and diverse marine life. The beach's varying depths and areas, ranging from shallow and sandy to rocky with seaweed, also add to its charm. However, complaints were made about the restricted and challenging parking, dirty sand, lack of shade, and unclear waters.