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The port of Palma de Mallorca is located on the southeast coast of the island of Mallorca (Western Mediterranean Sea). It is currently one of the busiest cruise port ports due to its proximity to Palma International Airport, located about 8 km east of the cruise port.
Address: 07015 Palma de Mallorca, Islas Baleares.
Terminals: terminals of the cruise port of Palma de Mallorca - Estacion Maritima 1, 2, 3, 4 and 5. The first four (Estacion Maritima 1, 2, 3 and 4) cruise terminals are for the cruise ship moored at the marinas of Paraires and Poniente. and are linked by a network of covered sidewalks. They have functions such as a snack bar, cafeteria, office, lounges, post office, police station, and telephone kiosks. They are located southwest of the center of Palma (about a mile and a half). Cruise ships docked at the Western Sea Wall (Dique Del Oeste) are served by the Estacion Martima 5 passenger terminal.
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Although cruise ships in Palma de Mallorca dock 6-8 kilometers from the city center, they are fairly easy and quick to get around.
- The first option is in most cases a shuttle bus from the cruise company.
- You can also book a group transfer from the cruise company with the manager of For Gates Ukraine.
- The best way to order a transfer from the manager of For Gates Ukraine (40 Euro / 1-3 passengers).
- If you have time and love to walk, you can enjoy the view of the bay and the marina.
- A good alternative is the public bus that stops in front of the cruise terminal and runs around Palma and the surrounding area.
- Order a taxi.
- You can also book a group excursion from the cruise company with the manager of Fort Gates Ukraine.
Cathedral of La Seu. The famous 14th century cathedral has stunning views of the sea or the Paseo Maritimo promenade. In 1306, work began on the modification of the mosque that stood in front of him to create this special place of worship. The interior features works by the great modernist architect Gaudí and painter Mikel Barcelo.
Royal Palace of Almudaina. An ancient palace, rivaling La Seu Cathedral, is located opposite, for the attention of visitors. The imposing stone palace, combining Moorish and Gothic styles, houses the central courtyard, the Council Hall (decorated with tapestries and coats of arms), the officers' bar, the rooms of the king and queen, a chapel and a Gothic hall. In addition to being a visitor attraction, the Palace is used for official events with dignitaries and visits by members of the Spanish royal family.
Bellver Castle. Castel de Bellver was a royal fortress, a summer residence and even a prison, as well as a vibrant landmark in Palma. It lives up to its name with a panoramic view from above of the Palm and the pine forests that surround this magnificent structure.
Es Baluard Museum of Contemporary Art. An interesting building built into the walls of the old town overlooking the Paseo Maritimo promenade. It houses a large collection of contemporary art. Many of the artists on display are island residents. There are various exhibitions.
Pilar and Juan Miro Foundation. On the western side of Palma, this attraction for art lovers was once the home, workshop of the abstract expressionist painter and sculptor Juan Miro, who lived most of his life in Barcelona. On the grounds of the house are some of his sculptures as well as a nice cafe for snacks.
Fundación Juan March. The Juan March Foundation was founded in a private mansion in Palma, offering regularly changing exhibitions of international artists and art movements. You can also find a permanent collection of Spain's most important contemporary artists. Among them are Miro, Gri, Dali and many others.
Arab baths. Dating from the 10th to 12th centuries, it is one of the few examples of Arabic architecture in Mallorca. Explore the various bathing spots and spend time as old bathers would, then unwind in the tranquil gardens.
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