Full Description & Details
La Llotja is a marina on the seafront of Palma de Mallorca, in the Son Espanyolet area of the city. It sits at the old quay, the Moll de la Llotja, close to the historic Sa Llotja Gothic merchant hall, which now hosts free art exhibitions.
The marina is a working charter base, with the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands having tendered the management of berths for charter boats here, and it ranks among the top marinas in the Balearic Islands according to user reviews.
How to get there
Approach the marina at approximately 39 degrees 34 minutes North, 2 degrees 38 minutes East, which is the position given for La Lonja Marina Charter. The marina is on the seafront of Palma de Mallorca, so you will be entering the port area of the city.
There is no specific VHF channel listed, so contact the harbor master's office by phone at +34 971 100 446 for berth assignments and instructions.
Frequently Asked Questions
What facilities does La Llotja marina offer?
La Llotja marina provides water, electricity, Wi-Fi, showers, restrooms, laundry, fuel, and a sewage water facility. It also has a boat ramp, recycling, bicycles, car rental, video surveillance, and a night watchman.
Can I stay overnight at La Llotja marina?
Yes, overnight stays are allowed at La Llotja marina.
What is the phone number for La Llotja marina?
The phone number for La Llotja marina is +34 971 100 446.
Is La Llotja marina wheelchair accessible?
Yes, La Llotja marina is wheelchair accessible.
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