Full Description & Details
Port Adriano is a modern marina in El Toro, Calvia, on the southwest coast of Mallorca, Spain. Designed by Philippe Starck, it is one of the most contemporary marinas in the Mediterranean, catering to yachts from 6 to 80 meters.
The marina is set in the bay of Calvia, offering a blend of nautical services and lifestyle amenities, including luxury shops, 11 restaurants, and water sports facilities.
How to get there
Approaching Port Adriano by sea, the marina is well-marked and accessible from Palma (9.21 nm), Andratx (6.13 nm), and other Balearic ports. The GPS position is 39 degrees 29.6' N, 02 degrees 28.3' E. VHF channel 09 is used for communication. The entry is designed for smooth navigation, with mooring assistance and a towing vessel available.
For land access, the marina is located in El Toro, Calvia, with road connections to Palma and the rest of the island. The nearest airport is Palma de Mallorca Airport, approximately 20 km away.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the maximum length and draft for vessels at Port Adriano?
Port Adriano can accommodate vessels up to 80 meters in length, with a maximum draft of 6.5 meters at the superyacht dock.
Does Port Adriano have fuel and repair facilities?
Yes, Port Adriano offers fuel, a travel lift (250T), a 10,000 m2 shipyard, and dry dock service from June to September.
What VHF channel does Port Adriano use?
Port Adriano monitors VHF channel 09 for communication and approach.
Can I stay overnight at Port Adriano?
Yes, overnight stays are permitted, and the marina has 24-hour staff and security service.
Are there provisions and restaurants at Port Adriano?
Yes, Port Adriano has provisions, restaurants, and a range of shops, along with Wi-Fi, showers, and laundry facilities.
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