From the promenade to the commercial dock, a ride through the harbour that already served Roman Pol·lèntia and is today the second busiest in the Balearics.
A marina with 745 permanent berths and 182 for visitors, taking boats from 6 to 30 metres, at the start of the Victòria peninsula.
What they don't tell you
In October 2025 it published the book “The story of a port, the dream of a town”, based on interviews with thirty people who lived through the transformation of the area over the last fifty years.
The second largest port in the Balearics after Palma. It already served Roman Pol·lèntia, and Charles III restored it for international trade in 1779. Daily ferries to Menorca.
What they don't tell you
The coal power station built here in the 1950s moved to Es Murterar, the last coal plant Endesa kept running anywhere in Spain. The bay is going from coal to zero emissions in real time, and this carriage is heading the same way.
