Aigua Blanca and Caló Fondo are two quiet rocky areas in the Cala Portinatx development, in the Sant Joan de Labritja municipality. They’re mostly passed through by hikers, though a few swimmers can be seen there too. The area is geared toward family tourism, with every kind of amenity nearby, and the 18th-century Torre de Portinatx defence tower stands close by.
A rocky area northeast of Cala Portinatx. There are many small natural pools, though on very hot days they can run dry. There are views of the lighthouse, and the area has many trails where hikers are commonly seen.
Practical Info
- ➖ Sand: Not available
- ➖ Pebbles: Not available
- ✅ Rocks: Available
- ➖ Blue Flag: Not available
- ➖ Showers: Not available
- ➖ Lifeguard: Not available
- ➖ Toilets: Not available
- ➖ Kiosk / Beach Bar: Not available
- ✅ Parking: Available
- ➖ Water Sports Zone: Not available
- ➖ Nudist Beach: Not available
- ➖ Wheelchair Access: Not available
- ➖ Restaurants: Not available
- ➖ Playground: Not available
- ➖ Camping Allowed: Not available
- ✅ Recommended for Diving: Available
- ✅ Fishing Allowed: Available
- ➖ Hiking Trails: Not available
- ➖ Jetty: Not available
- ➖ Pets Allowed: Not available
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