Port de Palma

Palma De Mallorca, Spain

Port de Palma, also known as Port of Palma de Mallorca, is the busiest port in the Balearics and a major hub for Mediterranean cruises. The port features six cruise terminals split between two areas: the Poniente and Paraires Quays with a long marina-front boulevard connecting to the Mallorcan capital, and the Dique del Oeste zone located farther south. Attractions near the port include the iconic Gothic cathedral La Seu, the Royal Palace Palau de l'Almudaina, and the ancient Moorish baths Banys Arabs. Visitors can explore the old city walls, shop at nearby Porto Pi mall, and enjoy various eateries. Transportation options include taxis, public buses, and shuttle services to and from the Palma de Mallorca International Airport. Wheelchair accessibility, Wi-Fi, seating areas, and other amenities are available at all terminal buildings. The port also offers bike rentals for exploring central Palma. Shopping opportunities include duty-free stores at the terminals and a wide selection of shops at Porto Pi mall.

Location

City: Palma

Region: Balearic Islands

Country: Spain

Coordinates: 39.5696° N, 2.6502° E