Description:
This busy port, while packed full of yachts and one of the more expensive places to visit in the Balearics, is well worth a visit for the old town of Palma alone. Founded by the Romans, this delightful city merits at least an overnight stop and time to explore the winding back streets and delightful eateries.
Although the city now encompasses the entire bay, with tall buildings dominating the waterfront from one end to the other, those who wish to be closer to old Palma and all essential amenities will fare better if they take their boat to the northeast part of the harbor.
Entrance Notes and Cautions:
The approaches are well marked making it easy to enter both by day and night. The harbor is protected by two massive breakwaters, the ends of which are marked with powerful flashing lights.
Position:
39° 33'15" N, 002° 38'30" E (harbor entrance)
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