Villas in Cala el Portet

Why rent a villa in Cala el Portet?

Cala El Portet, near Moraira on Spain's Costa Blanca, boasts a stunning, secluded bay with crystal-clear waters and a relaxed, family-friendly atmosphere. The beach is smaller and quieter than many others in the region, making it perfect for safe swimming, snorkelling, and paddleboarding. Framed by scenic hills and rocky cliffs, this picture postcard-perfect setting is especially gorgeous at sunrise and sunset. Cala el Portet is also loved for its upscale yet laid-back vibe, with a handful of cosy beachfront cafés and restaurants where you can enjoy a drink or meal right by the water. For a different ambiance, you might also consider villas in Moraira, just a stone's throw away, or explore the varied options for villas in Calpe - known for its iconic rock, Penon de Ifach.

What are the villas in Cala el Portet like?

The lovely range of private villas in Cala el Portet are well equipped with a range of immaculate, upscale amenities guaranteed to make your holiday unforgettable. Villas in Cala el Portet often blend traditional Mediterranean aesthetics with modern amenities, featuring white-washed walls, terracotta roofs, and ample outdoor living spaces. Some of the villas for rent in Cala el Portet offer exquisite sea views, ideal for families or groups seeking escape. If you are looking for a coastal destination with plenty of watersport options, why not book a villa in Cala el Portet near the ocean! However, if villas aren't your thing, you can always consider renting a more central apartment in Torrevieja, a nearby coastal town known for its beautiful beaches, vibrant nightlife, and rich cultural heritage.

Take your pick and book a fabulous family friendly villa in Cala el Portet that includes fabulous amenities such as:

• Terrace/garden
• Ocean views
• Wi-Fi
• TV
• Pool
• Parking
• Barbeque

Cala el Portet for food lovers

Culinary enthusiasts visiting Cala El Portet are in for a delightful experience, with a variety of dining options that showcase the rich flavors of the Mediterranean. A notable establishment is Restaurante El Portet, situated directly on the beach. This eatery specializes in traditional Spanish dishes, offering a selection of paellas and fresh seafood sourced from the local market. Their menu includes options like seafood paella, black rice, and a variety of grilled fish, all enjoyed with stunning views of Cap d'Or and the Peñón de Ifach. For those seeking a fusion of flavors, La Casita Moraira offers a contemporary dining experience with dishes such as grilled Angus sirloin accompanied by truffle mashed potatoes and foie gras, as well as fresh corvina ceviche with avocado and mango!

Cala el Portet for cycling enthusiasts

Cycling enthusiasts visiting Cala El Portet in Moraira will find a paradise of scenic routes and varied terrains, making it a prime destination for both road and mountain biking. The area boasts over 160 cycling routes, including the 70.5 km FATTO2023 loop that passes through Cala El Portet. This route offers a mix of coastal views and challenging climbs. For those seeking a more relaxed ride, the "Moraira El Portet Rit in Altea" route spans 65 km with moderate elevation gain, ideal for intermediate cyclists. Mountain biking aficionados can explore trails like the circular route from Moraira to Cala Llebeig. Cycling enthusiasts may also enjoy staying in a villa in Alicante, as the Alicante region offers a vast network of scenic cycling routes for all experience levels.

1. Relax on the Shores of Cala El Portet
2. Paddle the Calm Waters on a Kayak Adventure
3. Snorkel Along the Rocky Reefs
4. Hike Up to Torre Vigía Cap d'Or
5. Enjoy a Sunset Drink at a Beachside Café
6. Dive into Moraira's Local Markets
7. Discover Secluded Coves and Beaches

1. Relax on the Shores of Cala El Portet

Tucked into a sheltered cove, Cala El Portet offers soft golden sand, crystal-clear waters, and a peaceful atmosphere perfect for unwinding. The beach's shallow entry and gentle waves make it ideal for families with young children and casual swimmers. Framed by rocky outcrops and lush hillsides, this is a stunning spot for sunbathing, swimming, and simply soaking up the Mediterranean beauty. Early arrival is recommended during peak summer months to secure a good spot with nearby cafés offering everything from coffee to paella.

2. Paddle the Calm Waters on a Kayak Adventure

Cala El Portet's calm, transparent waters are made for kayaking adventures, offering an exciting yet peaceful way to explore the nearby coastline. Rentals are available right on the beach, allowing you to glide past rocky cliffs, hidden caves, and tiny neighboring coves at your own pace. Paddle out in the morning for the smoothest conditions and enjoy breathtaking views back toward Moraira and the rugged Cap d'Or headland!

3. Snorkel Along the Rocky Reefs

The rocky areas at either end of Cala El Portet are teeming with marine life, making snorkelling here a rewarding experience. Slip on a mask and fins to discover schools of shimmering fish, colorful sea urchins, and the occasional octopus hiding among the rocks! The underwater visibility is excellent, especially during calm weather, and the seabed's mix of sand, rock, and seagrass creates a vibrant underwater landscape.

4. Hike Up to Torre Vigía Cap d'Or

For spectacular panoramic views over the coastline, take the short but invigorating hike up to the 16th-century watchtower, Torre Vigía Cap d'Or. Starting from the northern end of El Portet beach, the trail winds up through fragrant Mediterranean scrub and offers sweeping views of the bay below. The tower that once guarded the coast against pirate attacks is a peaceful spot for contemplation and photography. Bring water and sturdy shoes and time your visit for early morning or late afternoon to enjoy the soft light and cooler temperatures.

5. Enjoy a Sunset Drink at a Beachside Café

Watching the sun dip below the horizon at Cala d'Or is an experience that captivates all who visit. Numerous seafront bars and cafés provide perfect spots to enjoy a refreshing cocktail, a chilled glass of wine, or some local tapas while you admire the spectacular colours of the evening sky. As the sun sets, the tranquil bay is bathed in soft hues of pink and gold, creating an enchanting atmosphere for a romantic evening or a laid-back gathering with friends and family.

6. Dive into Moraira's Local Markets

A short stroll or drive from Cala El Portet brings you to the lively town of Moraira, where local markets add vibrant energy to the otherwise laid-back vibe. On Fridays, the town's large outdoor market offers everything from fresh produce and handmade crafts to clothing and local delicacies. It's a great place to sample regional specialties like cured hams, olives, and artisanal cheeses while mingling with locals.

7. Discover Secluded Coves and Beaches

Beyond Cala El Portet, a series of hidden beaches and rocky coves await exploration along the coast. Beaches like Cala Llebeig and Cala Moraig offer more rugged beauty and fewer crowds, perfect for adventurous souls seeking a quieter slice of paradise. Some of these spots are reachable only on foot or by boat, rewarding those who venture a little further with pristine waters and breathtaking scenery. Renting a villa in Cala El Portet is a fabulous option for a buzzing resort vibe and beach action!