Full Description & Details
Es Mollet de Son Serra is a small marina in the village of Son Serra de Marina, on the northeast coast of Mallorca, Spain. Known locally as 'Es Mollet' for its modest size, it is one of the smallest marinas in the Balearic Islands.
The marina is operated by Club Nautico Serranova, founded in 1965, and its current layout dates from 1990. It occupies about 10,911 square meters, with 5,051 square meters of land and 5,860 square meters of water surface.
How to get there
Approach Es Mollet de Son Serra from the sea, noting the small breakwater that shelters the marina. The harbour is marked as a marina on nautical charts. There is no specific VHF channel mentioned in the sources, so contact the marina office by phone or VHF if available.
The marina is located in Son Serra de Marina, which is accessible by road from the nearby towns of Santa Margalida and Arta. The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca Airport, about 60 kilometers away. Formalities are handled by the marina office, which is part of the Ports de les Illes Balears concession.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many berths does Es Mollet de Son Serra have?
Es Mollet de Son Serra has 113 berths, all for boats under 8 meters in length.
What is the maximum draft at Es Mollet de Son Serra?
The maximum draft at Es Mollet de Son Serra is 1.2 meters.
Is Es Mollet de Son Serra sheltered?
Yes, Es Mollet de Son Serra is sheltered by a small breakwater.
Can I stay overnight at Es Mollet de Son Serra?
The sources do not specify an overnight policy for Es Mollet de Son Serra, so it is best to contact the marina directly.
What facilities are available at Es Mollet de Son Serra?
The sources do not list specific facilities such as fuel or water, but the marina is operated by Club Nautico Serranova and is part of the Ports de les Illes Balears network.
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