Portopetro: Holiday Apartments and Holiday Homes

A defensive tower was built at the entrance to Portopetro's harbor in the 17th century. For those interested in culture, the history of this defensive tower is a specific topic in connection with Portopetro.

Geographical Location

Portopetro is a coastal settlement in Santanyí on Mallorca and is located at the end of a natural harbor between Cala Llonga and Cala Mondragó.

Coast and Nature

The village has a natural bay with several coves, including two sandy coves, as well as a fishing harbor and a private yacht club.

Cuisine

Portopetro has restaurants overlooking the sea, including restaurants specializing in fish and seafood.

Surroundings

Playa Barca, Playa Mondrago, Playa Amarador and Cala Gran are located in the immediate vicinity of Portopetro.

Further afield from Portopetro are the Mirador Es Pontas viewpoint, the Closos de Can Gaià archaeological site, Castillo de Santueri and the Santuari de la Consolacio.

Nature

Mondragó Natural Park near Portopetro provides access to coves such as Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador, as well as opportunities for hiking and snorkeling.

Portopetro is described as a small fishing harbor on Mallorca's southeast coast near Mondragó Natural Park.

Getting Around

Boat trips along the coast and toward Cabrera National Park depart from Portopetro.

Getting There

By road from Palma, the route follows the Ma-19 toward Llucmajor and then continues via Campos to Portopetro.

Character of the Village

Portopetro is a peaceful coastal village with a traditional character and a relaxed maritime atmosphere.

Portopetro's harbor infrastructure includes anchorage options, moorings, charter services, boat repairs and information about the marine reserve.

Anyone wishing to rent a holiday apartment in Portopetro can then visit other destination pages: Cala Figuera, Cap Des Moro, Es Llombards, Cala Santanyi, Calonge, Cala Llombards, Cala D'or, S'alqueria Blanca.

To the higher-level travel overview: Santanyi.