Beautiful country-house with habour and sea view, Portocolom

The route east will normally take you along the Ma-19 motorway to the town of Campos, where you need to join the Ma-5120 to Felanitx. Once at Felanitx, the Ma-4010 will then take you the final few miles into the centre of Porto Colom

Porto Colom is the site of one of the most important, and best preserved, "Naveta" or prehistoric burial sites on Majorca, and for this reason in 1996 the Department of Prehistory of the University of the Balearic Islands established the archaeology project known as "Projecte Closos of Can Gaià", in an attempt to further understand the ancient civilisations of the island.

Porto Colom still remains a small traditional fishing village, that has so far resisted full scale tourist holiday commercialisation only one or two large hotels hidden away. A small amount of mainly residential building work is going on but very minor a place wher palma government have second homes, This is why the town will never become another  Palma Nova 

The main feature of the portocolom town is the large natural harbour, which is the home to a number of small fishing boats yatchets and an ever increasing number of leisure craft for viewing the clear blue waters of the mediterean and its fish. From the harbour looking inland on a clear day, it's also possible to see the  Monks Sanctuary of Sant Salvador in the mountain distance a short drive away.there is also a catalan castle with panoramic views close by.

Around the harbour area there is a fair selection of  resturants small neat bars shops for the everyday holiday essentials, along with more souvenir shops behind the beach at Cala Marcal which is blue flag. There are two other blue flag beaches in Porto colom and Sa Punta.