Mallorca has been connected to the Mediterranean Sea long before nautical charts ever existed. This relationship, forged over centuries of trade, defence and exploration, has evolved to make the island a benchmark for high-end leisure boating. The island’s geography, with its sheltered bays and rugged coastline, offers the perfect setting for those seeking much more than just a berth. Marinas in Mallorca are destinations with their own personalities, each offering a different facet of the Balearic lifestyle.

This is a carefully curated itinerary offering a journey through the epicentres of maritime luxury. We begin in the southwest, where social life and glamour set the pace, before sailing north to discover more serene retreats and havens of classic elegance. Far from being just a list of facilities, this route invites you to explore how the character of each marina reflects a different way of experiencing and enjoying the sea. Get ready to set sail and explore the island’s most distinguished nautical destinations.

Puerto Portals: the social icon of the southwest

Anchored on Mallorca’s southwest coast, Puerto Portals is the beating heart of the island’s social life. Here, boating merges with a cosmopolitan lifestyle, creating an atmosphere where the main attraction is to see and be seen as part of a constant parade of elegance. Strolls along its quays aren’t just for admiring yachts, but for immersing yourself in the lively vibe that defines Balearic luxury. The whole marina is conceived as a vast open-air stage, with architecture and design that invite interaction and enjoyment.

Gastronomy takes centre stage in this setting. Its culinary offering reflects the international clientele it attracts, with fine dining restaurants that have become essential meeting points. Dining with views of the moorings is a fundamental part of the port’s social ritual. Just a few steps away, international fashion boutiques offer a selection of the latest trends. 

Beyond its shops and restaurants, the port pulsates to the rhythm of a packed calendar of social events that keep it vibrant all year round. From themed markets to luxury brand launches, every occasion is designed to reinforce its status as a key rendezvous. 

This dynamism makes it a place where something interesting is always happening, cementing its reputation as not only one of Mallorca’s leading marinas but also the undisputed heart of the island’s lifestyle.

Port Adriano: avant-garde design and technical excellence

Unlike other nautical hubs, Port Adriano is defined by its bold commitment to design and functionality. The intervention of renowned designer Philippe Starck has given the harbour an unmistakable visual identity, where avant-garde aesthetics go hand in hand with technical excellence. Clean lines, innovative materials and distinctive lighting combine to create a sophisticated environment that stands apart from the traditional marina. This focus on signature design places it as a beacon of modernity in the Mediterranean, a space where architecture itself is a principal attraction.

Purpose-built to accommodate large yachts, Port Adriano offers berths for megayachts of up to 100 metres, making it an ideal base for the most imposing vessels plying the Balearic waters. This is further complemented by a first-rate technical zone, specialising in refit and maintenance services. The boatyards and workshops on site provide comprehensive solutions for complex repairs and specialist provisioning, ensuring that crews have everything they need without having to travel.

Beyond its technical prowess, the marina’s leisure options adhere to the same sophisticated ethos. It hosts a calendar of prestigious events and regattas that attract competitors and enthusiasts alike. Activities on offer are carefully chosen to complement visitors’ lifestyles, focusing on high-quality proposals that fit with the exclusive character of the marina. The blend of trailblazing design and flawless technical services sets Port Adriano apart as one of Mallorca’s marinas with the greatest international appeal.

Club de Mar Mallorca: boating tradition in the capital

In Palma Bay, the Club de Mar Mallorca stands as a symbol of nautical tradition and discretion. Founded decades ago, this club has maintained a distinguished and reserved character, attracting members and guests who appreciate heritage and a more private atmosphere. 

Its prime competitive advantage is its strategic location, just minutes from the heart of the Balearic capital. From its docks, you can easily walk to Palma’s main cultural landmarks, such as the stunning Cathedral, the labyrinthine old town, or the many museums dotted around the city. This proximity provides the perfect blend of onboard living and urban immersion.

The club’s facilities are designed for members’ comfort and wellbeing. Beyond pure nautical services, there are relaxation areas, a swimming pool and wellness spaces providing a peaceful retreat after a day at sea or a visit to the bustling city. It’s a place made for relaxation and socialising in an elegant environment, though without the ostentation of other marinas.

Mindful of the need to progress, the Club de Mar is currently undergoing an ambitious modernisation project. This renovation aims to update its infrastructure to keep competing at the highest level, without losing the prestige and legacy that define it. The refurbishment will reinforce its status as one of Mallorca’s most historic marinas, ensuring its legacy endures whilst adapting to present-day demands. Its balance of tradition, privacy and access to Palma’s cultural life makes it a highly valued option for discerning sailors.

Port d'Alcúdia: the northern gateway and its great bay

Located on the island’s far northeast tip, Port d’Alcúdia offers a geographical and atmospheric counterpoint to the southern marinas. Its standout feature is the immense bay that bears its name, one of the largest in the Balearics, stretching for kilometres beneath the imposing gaze of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and the Llevant peninsula. This natural setting defines the port’s character, offering a grandiose backdrop and stunning landscapes that clearly set it apart from other nautical hubs on the island. The atmosphere is noticeably more relaxed, focused on the enjoyment of the sea and sporting activities, but without foregoing high-end services.

Though the vibe is more laid-back, the nautical infrastructure is fully equipped to meet the needs of the most demanding vessels. This balance makes Port d’Alcúdia a strategic base for sailors keen to explore Mallorca’s fascinating north coast. From here, you can plan trips to hidden coves in the Llevant area or set off towards the impressive Cap de Formentor. Its privileged location makes it easy to access some of the island’s most pristine and spectacular spots, far from the crowds.

The importance of Mallorca’s marinas is evident in this area thanks to options that combine practicality with a respectful integration into the landscape. It’s the perfect starting point for cruising that’s all about exploring and serenity.

Port de Pollença: classic elegance and artists’ haven

At the far northern tip of the island, Port de Pollença embodies a more peaceful and understated vision of luxury. Its atmosphere eschews ostentation in favour of classic elegance, which for decades has charmed a select clientele. Historically, this setting was a haven for intellectuals, painters and writers seeking inspiration in its tranquil beauty – a legacy that can still be felt in the cultured, serene ambience. The marina doesn’t compete on size or nightlife, but rather on the quality of peace it offers to visitors.

Nature takes pride of place here. Against the stunning backdrop of the Formentor Peninsula, Pollença Bay boasts breathtaking views. The famous Paseo de la Ribera, lined with pine and tamarisk trees, is the social heart of the marina. Walking along it or pausing at one of its terraces is the best way to soak up the town’s gentle pace. Here, the enjoyment of the sea is tied to the contemplation of the landscape and genuine disconnection, cementing its reputation as a special corner among Mallorca’s marinas, ideal for those after unpretentious luxury.

Predi Son Jaumell: your haven of peace inland

If your adventure through Mallorca’s marinas has left you longing for tranquillity and relaxation, at Predi Son Jaumell we welcome you to an oasis of calm right in the heart of nature. We’re proud to be that special place you return to after a day on the water, where time slows down and the Mallorcan countryside invites you to rest without rush or noise.

Located in rural Capdepera, we are the perfect anchor for those wanting to unwind after sailing. Our 24 exclusive suites, each with their own unique character, are designed to guarantee restorative rest within ancient walls. Here, the only sound is that of nature itself.

We swap the open sea for our pool surrounded by holm oaks, and portside gastronomy for the authentic flavours of our land, skilfully reinterpreted by Michelin-starred chef Andreu Genestra in our restaurant. Whether relaxing in our wellness areas or exploring the nearby Capdepera Castle, at Predi Son Jaumell you’ll find the peace that balances out the excitement of the coast.

Fancy discovering a different face of Mallorcan luxury? Book your stay with us and complete your journey with an unrivalled rural experience.