⚓ Palma – History, style and sailing from the heart of Mallorca

Sailing from Palma , the capital of Mallorca, means departing from a port steeped in history, surrounded by the majestic cathedral, the island's widest bay, and a world-class nautical scene. With departures from ports such as Club de Mar , La Lonja Marina , Marina Port de Mallorca , and Cala Nova , this area is ideal for both short trips and full-day excursions to coves in the southwest or south of the island.

Palma combines the comfort of the city with a coastline dotted with hidden coves, calm waters and perfect spots for anchoring.

🏖️ Recommended coves and areas from Palma

Can Pere Antoni
Garden City
Cala Gamba
Es Carnatge
Playa de Palma
Cala Estancia
Cala Major
Platja de Illetes
Cala Comtessa
Cala Xinxell
Cala Nova
Cala Guix
Cala Fornells

🍽️ Where to eat: Recommended restaurants in Palma (port area)

🍽️ Mar de Nudos
📍 Paseo Marítimo – opposite La Lonja Marina
Mediterranean-Japanese fusion cuisine with harbor views. Modern and elegant.
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🐟 Can Eduardo
📍 Next to the Cathedral, overlooking the boats.
Famous for its rice dishes and fresh fish. Tradition and local flavor.
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🍷 El Pesquero
📍 Muelle de la Lonja
Classic restaurant in the port with fresh fish of the day and a very pleasant terrace.
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🥂 Assaona Gastrobeach Club
📍 Can Pere Antoni Beach
. A beach club with a carefully curated menu, cocktails, and Balinese beds. Ideal for dining after a boat trip.
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🌿 Varadero Restaurant
📍 Right across from the Cathedral, on the city wall.
Spectacular terrace with panoramic views of the bay. Contemporary Mediterranean cuisine.
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