The 7 Best Superyacht Marinas in Mallorca: A Complete Berthing Guide for 2026

Mallorca: The Mediterranean's Rising Superyacht Hub

Mallorca has quietly established itself as one of the Mediterranean's premier superyacht destinations. While Monaco, Antibes, and Porto Cervo command historical prestige, Mallorca offers something they cannot: world-class marina infrastructure combined with genuine cruising grounds, competitive berthing rates, and a quality of life ashore that keeps captains and crew returning season after season.

The island now accommodates vessels up to 160 metres across its seven principal marinas, with over 200 berths capable of handling yachts above 30 metres. The refit and maintenance sector has grown in parallel — STP (Servicios Técnicos Portuarios) in Palma is now the largest superyacht refit yard in the Mediterranean, handling vessels up to 90 metres on its travelift.

As Bluebnc Yachting, Mallorca's leading yacht charter company, best reviewed, managed fleet of over 20 motor yachts on the island, we work with every marina on this list daily. What follows is our operational assessment — not a marketing brochure, but an honest evaluation of each facility's strengths, limitations, and character.

1. Port Adriano — The Design Statement

Location: El Toro, southwest coast (15 min from Palma) | Max LOA: 80m | Berths 30m+: 46 | Draft: Up to 6m

Port Adriano is the marina that changed Mallorca's superyacht reputation. Redesigned by Philippe Starck and reopened in 2012, it combines brutalist concrete architecture with Mediterranean light in a way that feels both industrial and luxurious. The marina is purpose-built for large yachts — wide fairways, generous finger pontoons, and shore power up to 400A/380V on the largest berths.

Facilities: Full concierge service, fuel dock (diesel and gasoline), pump-out, high-speed WiFi, 24-hour security, CCTV, crew lounge, laundry, provisioning assistance. The commercial area above the marina includes restaurants (Bruno, Ritzi, Flanigan), boutiques, and a David Lloyd fitness club.

Character: Port Adriano attracts a younger, design-conscious owner demographic. The atmosphere is relaxed and understated — less "see and be seen" than Puerto Portals, more "arrive, enjoy, disappear." It is the preferred base for many charter yachts operating on the southwest coast.

Rates (2026, high season): €4.50–€6.50 per metre per day for vessels 30–60m. Annual contracts available at significant discounts. Berths for vessels 60m+ are limited and typically arranged through the marina office directly.

2. Puerto Portals — The Social Hub

Location: Portals Nous, southwest coast (10 min from Palma) | Max LOA: 60m | Berths 30m+: 28 | Draft: Up to 5.5m

Puerto Portals is Mallorca's most famous marina — the place where the island's social scene concentrates during summer. The waterfront promenade is lined with restaurants (Cappuccino, Ritzi, Flanigan, Diablito), and the people-watching from a yacht's aft deck is unmatched anywhere on the island. This is where you come to be seen.

Facilities: Fuel dock, shore power (up to 250A), water, WiFi, 24-hour security, concierge, provisioning coordination. The commercial area is extensive — luxury retail (Gucci, Louis Vuitton seasonal pop-ups), car rental, yacht brokerage offices, and a weekly market.

Character: Puerto Portals is the Mediterranean's answer to a members' club without the membership. The crowd is international, affluent, and social. Friday and Saturday evenings in July and August have a particular energy — yachts rafted three-deep, champagne flowing on aft decks, and the promenade buzzing until midnight.

Rates (2026, high season): €5.00–€7.50 per metre per day for vessels 30–60m. The premium reflects the location and social cachet. Berths are extremely limited in July/August — book months ahead or accept a waiting list.

3. Club de Mar — The Captain's Choice

Location: Palma, west side of the commercial port | Max LOA: 160m | Berths 30m+: 65 | Draft: Up to 12m

Club de Mar is Mallorca's most serious superyacht facility. With berths accommodating vessels up to 160 metres and a depth of 12 metres, it handles the largest yachts in the Mediterranean fleet. The marina sits adjacent to STP shipyard, making it the natural base for yachts undergoing maintenance or refit work. It is also the closest superyacht marina to Palma's old town — a 10-minute walk to the cathedral and the restaurants of La Lonja.

Facilities: Full technical support, fuel dock (high-volume diesel), shore power up to 600A/380V, water, pump-out, crane (50-ton), 24-hour security, crew facilities, chandlery, and direct access to STP for any technical requirements. The club itself has a members' restaurant, pool, and fitness centre.

Character: Club de Mar is where the industry works. Captains, engineers, and yacht managers are the primary audience. The atmosphere is professional rather than social — this is a working marina that happens to be in a beautiful location. Charter yachts based here benefit from proximity to Palma's provisioning infrastructure and the airport (15 minutes by car).

Rates (2026, high season): €4.00–€6.00 per metre per day for vessels 30–80m. Larger vessels (80m+) are priced individually. Annual berths are available and represent the best value for yachts based in Mallorca year-round.

4. Marina Port de Mallorca (Moll Vell)

Location: Palma, historic port | Max LOA: 50m | Berths 30m+: 18 | Draft: Up to 5m

The Moll Vell is Palma's original yacht harbour, sitting directly below the cathedral and the old town walls. It is the most atmospheric berth on the island — you step off your yacht and are immediately in the medieval streets of Palma, with the cathedral illuminated above you at night. The trade-off is size: berths are limited to 50 metres, and the approach requires careful navigation through the commercial port.

Character: Historic, central, and intimate. The Moll Vell is where the Palma International Boat Show takes place each April, and it retains a year-round energy from its position at the heart of the city. Ideal for owners who want to use Palma as a base for dining and culture rather than as a transit stop.

Rates: €5.50–€7.00 per metre per day (high season). Premium pricing reflects the unmatched location.

5. Marina Palma Cuarentena (STP)

Location: Palma, adjacent to STP shipyard | Max LOA: 90m | Berths 30m+: 40 | Draft: Up to 8m

Primarily a technical marina serving yachts in refit or maintenance at STP, Palma Cuarentena also offers transit berths for vessels seeking proximity to the yard's services. The 90-metre travelift is the largest in the Mediterranean, and the yard handles everything from hull painting to full interior refits. Not a leisure marina in the traditional sense, but essential infrastructure for the superyacht ecosystem.

6. Port de Sóller

Location: Northwest coast, Serra de Tramuntana | Max LOA: 35m | Berths 30m+: 6 | Draft: Up to 4m

The only sheltered harbour on Mallorca's dramatic northwest coast, Port de Sóller offers a completely different experience from the south coast marinas. The setting is spectacular — a circular bay surrounded by mountains, with the historic tram running along the waterfront to the town of Sóller above. Berths for larger yachts are limited, but for vessels up to 35 metres, it provides a unique overnight stop during a Tramuntana coast itinerary.

Character: Authentic, charming, and removed from the superyacht circuit. Port de Sóller is where you go to escape the marina scene entirely — fresh fish restaurants, mountain walks, and the sound of the tram bell rather than generators and watermakers.

7. Port d'Alcúdia

Location: Northeast coast | Max LOA: 45m | Berths 30m+: 12 | Draft: Up to 5m

Alcúdia serves as the gateway to Mallorca's northeast coast and the natural departure point for crossings to Menorca (35 nautical miles). The marina is modern, well-maintained, and significantly less crowded than the Palma-area facilities. For itineraries exploring the northeast calas (Cala Mesquida, Cala Agulla, Cap de Formentor), Alcúdia provides an excellent base.

Character: Relaxed, family-oriented, and practical. The old town of Alcúdia (a 10-minute walk) is one of Mallorca's best-preserved medieval settlements, with excellent restaurants within the ancient walls.

Choosing the Right Marina: A Decision Framework

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the largest yacht that can berth in Mallorca?

Club de Mar in Palma accommodates vessels up to 160 metres with a depth of 12 metres. The STP travelift handles yachts up to 90 metres for haul-out and maintenance.

How much does a superyacht berth cost in Mallorca?

High-season daily rates range from €4.00 to €7.50 per metre per day, depending on the marina. A 40-metre yacht pays approximately €200–€300 per night. Annual contracts offer 30–50% savings over daily rates.

Do I need to book marina berths in advance in Mallorca?

In July and August, advance booking is essential for Puerto Portals and Moll Vell (2–4 weeks ahead). Port Adriano and Club de Mar typically have availability with 48–72 hours' notice. Shoulder season (May–June, September) rarely requires advance booking.

Which Mallorca marina is best for yacht maintenance?

Club de Mar and STP (Palma Cuarentena) form the island's technical hub. STP's 90-metre travelift and full-service yard handle everything from routine maintenance to multi-year refits. Over 60 specialist contractors operate within the yard.