Full Description & Details
Alcudiamar is located in the municipality of Alcudia on the north coast of Mallorca, approximately 60 km from Palma. It sits within the port of Alcudia in the Bay of Alcudia, a region known for beaches, a seafront promenade and a leisure area with shops and restaurants. The marina is positioned as a nautical resort with refurbished facilities and direct beach access, serving owners, crews and guests. Alcudiamar Marina Residence offers sea-view accommodation inside the port, and a sailing school provides diving, kayak, paddle surf and boat trips.
The marina offers 745 wet berths for vessels up to 30 m LOA with a maximum draft of 4 m and beam up to 8.5 m. Each berth provides water and electricity from 220 to 380 volts up to 125 A, with smart turrets monitoring consumption and billing in real time via a web app. The setting is described as calm and sheltered, and the bay provides wind safety. Direct refuelling at moorings is available for boats between 18 and 30 m.
General services include free Wi-Fi, showers, laundry, restaurants, provisions, nautical shops and workshops. The shopping and restaurant area offers local and Mediterranean cuisines, and summer evenings feature an artisan street market with crafts on the promenade. The 12,000 m2 dry dock has a 150-tonne travelift, an 8-tonne crane and a 16-tonne crane, plus shoring systems and hazardous waste collection. All moorings have vacuum-based bilge-water and sewage collection, pontoons offer separate garbage collection, and the site has 24-hour surveillance, CCTV, an anti-fire service, a cardioprotected area and PRM accessibility.
For safety and communication, Alcudiamar operates a Canal 9 radio station. The facility adheres to sustainability goals through an environmental management system emphasizing responsible consumption and energy efficiency. A fireboat with a water pump supports the anti-fire service. No seasonal closure is stated. Skippers may enter without booking, though advance reservation is recommended. Check-in is from 3:00 PM to 10:00 PM and checkout by 11:00 AM.
How to get there
The marina lies inside the Bay of Alcudia on Mallorca's north coast, approximately 60 km from Palma. Boaters approaching from the bay will find clear navigational markers and well-maintained entry points leading into the port. The marina's strategic location within the bay supports a straightforward approach.
Contact Alcudiamar on VHF channel 9 before entry to coordinate berthing and confirm conditions. On land, Alcudiamar sits within the port of Alcudia along the seafront promenade, offering direct beach access and adjoining a leisure zone with shops, restaurants and a summer artisan market. Alcudiamar Marina Residence provides accommodation inside the port area.
The surrounding town of Alcudia is the nearest population centre, and the marina is integrated into the local commercial and tourist district.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Alcudiamar have and what is the maximum LOA?
Alcudiamar has 745 berths that accommodate vessels up to 30 m LOA.
What is the maximum draft and beam at Alcudiamar?
Alcudiamar accepts boats with a maximum draft of 4 m and a maximum beam of 8.5 m.
What VHF channel does Alcudiamar monitor?
Alcudiamar operates a Canal 9 radio station, so skippers should call on VHF channel 9.
Can I enter Alcudiamar without a prior booking?
Yes, you can enter Alcudiamar without a booking, but advance reservation is recommended to secure a berth.
Does Alcudiamar provide fuel and electricity at the moorings?
Alcudiamar has a fuel station and offers direct refuelling at moorings for boats from 18 to 30 m. Each berth supplies water and electricity up to 125 A.
What haul-out and lifting facilities are available at Alcudiamar?
Alcudiamar has a 12,000 m2 dry dock with a 150-tonne travelift, an 8-tonne crane and a 16-tonne crane.
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