Superyacht marinas in the Balearics: 17 harbours with berths of 24 m and more
Which Balearic marinas list berths for yachts of 24 m and more, the largest berth sizes in the official tariffs, and why draft is missing everywhere.
Seventeen harbours in the Balearics publish berths for yachts of 24 metres and more: twelve on Mallorca, four on Ibiza and one on Menorca. The largest berth in an official tariff is at Club de Mar in Palma, at 118 by 21 metres. No authority publishes a maximum draft for any of them.
We built this list from the maximum tariffs that the port authorities Ports IB and the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands publish for every concession, and added marina websites only where the authorities give no figure.
How to read the berth sizes
The sizes are the largest berth type in the official tariff, for example 80 × 16.3 m. They are not the maximum size of yacht a marina accepts. Where a tariff only names an open class such as "25 m and over", we say so instead of guessing.
Mallorca
| Harbour | Town | Largest berth in the official tariff | Draft | Fuel | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Club de Mar-Mallorca | Palma | 118 × 21 m | – | yes | tariff |
| Port Adriano | El Toro (Calvià) | 80 × 16.3 m | – | yes | tariff |
| Puerto Portals | Portals Nous (Calvià) | 60 × 15 m | – | not stated | tariff |
| Marina Port d'Andratx | Port d'Andratx | up to 30 m (marina website) | – | not stated | website |
| Alcudiamar | Port d'Alcúdia | class 28–30 m | 4 m (marina website) | not stated | tariff |
| Marina de Cala d'Or | Cala d'Or (Santanyí) | 26 × 7 m | – | not stated | tariff |
| Reial Club Nàutic Port de Pollença | Port de Pollença | 25 × 7 m | – | yes | tariff |
| Club Nàutic Cala Ratjada | Cala Ratjada (Capdepera) | 25 × 7 m | – | no | tariff |
| Club Nàutic Porto Cristo | Porto Cristo (Manacor) | 24 × 7 m | – | no | tariff |
| Pantalán de la Cuarentena (D-Marin) | Palma | class 25 m and over, no maximum published | – | not stated | tariff |
| Berths Mirall de Mar (Pantalán del Mediterráneo) | Palma | class over 30 m, no maximum published | – | not stated | tariff |
| Marina Naviera Balear (charter berths) | Palma | charter class 20–30 m | – | not stated | tariff |
Ibiza
| Harbour | Town | Largest berth in the official tariff | Draft | Fuel | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| IGY Ibiza Marina | Eivissa | class over 40 m (tariff); 150 m (marina website) | 8.5 m (marina website) | not stated | tariff |
| Es Nàutic (Club Nàutic Sant Antoni) | Sant Antoni de Portmany | 50 × 10 m | – | yes | tariff |
| Dársena de Poniente (Tanit Ibiza Port) | Eivissa | class over 25 m, no maximum published | – | not stated | tariff |
| Ribera Norte (SEMAR) | Eivissa | class 25 m and over, no maximum published | – | not stated | tariff |
Menorca
| Harbour | Town | Largest berth in the official tariff | Draft | Fuel | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Punta de Cala Figuera, Muelle de Levante (Tanit Ibiza Port) | Maó | class 30–60 m | – | not stated | tariff |
Formentera
We found no berth of 24 metres or more in an official tariff. The tariffs for La Savina only name classes "over 15 m".
Why is there no draft?
None of the authorities publishes a maximum draft. The only draft figures come from two marina websites: 4 m at Alcudiamar and 8.5 m at IGY Ibiza Marina. Club de Mar is a good example of how far sources can differ: its official tariff ends at 118 × 21 m, while its own website speaks of berths up to 170 metres. Our table follows the official tariff.
The 14 harbours that Ports IB runs directly are not in the list: their online bookable berths are limited to 15 or 12 metres (Ports IB moorings page).
Sources
Official maximum tariffs of Ports IB (published in BOIB No. 9 of 18 January 2025) and of the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands, linked per harbour in the tables. Checked on 4 October 2026.
Sources and image rights
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- David Vives / Pexels (conditions)
- Checked
- 4 October 2026 by Andreas Lakeberg
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