| Our last anchorage along Menorca�s southern coast was Cala Porte (Cala en Porter). While at this anchorage, we visited the famous disco cave bar, Cova d�en Xoroi, created from a succession of natural caves; we walked to the Talayotic archeological site, So Na Cacana; and we visited via dinghy Calacoves where almost a hundred burial caves had been hollowed out along the cliffs by the inhabitants of the Talayotic civilization. |
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| Two types of boats had become common sights, and before our arrival in the Balearics we had never seen boats exactly like these. The first we called the �litter scooper�, a boat designed to pick up litter floating on the surface of the water. These boats were seen daily passing through all the calas keeping the waters clean. The second was a paddle boat with a slide, called a �pedalo�. We saw these in anchorages with resorts, like in Cala en Porter. |
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