18 Paseig de la Platja, 07730, Cala en Porter
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A free asphalt parking area 100 m from Cala en Porter beach, with three restaurants nearby. There is plenty of space, some shade, and overnight stays have been reported without problems. Noise can continue into the evening from nearby apartments or young people, then usually settles. Public toilets may be closed at night.
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Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Listing copied from our source, 59 days ago
Spacious and with some shade!Translating
The parking area is generally very good, with lots of space, but there are apartments about 50 meters opposite and it is quite noisy—at least when I was there, on a Friday in June, so I imagine it is worse in peak season. Otherwise, great, since you're 100 meters from the beach, in a wooded area, with a few nearby bars.Translating
Lots of spaces in the paved parking area if you arrive in the evening. A little noise early in the evening, but then it becomes quiet. Very close to the beach. Beware: the public toilets, which were fairly dirty, were not open at night.Translating
Parking right on the cove. Until 1 a.m. there was some mild noise from young people, but the night was very quiet. Parking overnight was no problem. Very nice cove.Translating
Good spot especially outside of the season. Very calm and quiet night with direct access to the beach.
After reading the comment saying it was a protected area, I moved to the paved parking area next to it. Today I asked the local police, who clarified that there is no prohibition unless a specific sign prohibits parking, and that I could have slept there as long as I did not put out tables, etc. (camping is not allowed, but overnighting and parking are). I still haven't seen any such signs here.Translating
Shaded parking area, but it is very damp and there are lots of excrement and paper on the ground :(Translating
In Cala en Porter there are two parking areas. In the paved one, overnighting is allowed as long as you don't put anything outside. The dirt one is in the Maritime-Terrestrial Zone, and vehicles may not remain parked overnight. The fine for parking overnight, or for putting out tables, chairs, or an awning during the day, is €3,500.Translating