Ships dock at Dique del Oeste Cruise Terminal. These are the stops worth your time, timed on foot from the terminal.
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2 cruise terminals.
Walk times from Dique del Oeste Cruise Terminal.
Quiet pebbled cove tucked close to the Dique del Oeste cruise terminal
17th-century coastal fortress and military history museum near the cruise pier
One of the world's oldest continuously operating stone lighthouses
Convenient modern shopping complex situated directly across from the port
Medieval maritime defensive tower positioned at the harbour entrance
Sheltered golden-sand urban beach just west of the cruise piers
Casual breakfast and healthy brunch stop near the western port area
Rare circular 14th-century fortress offering panoramic views over Palma bay
Worth finding if you have an hour spare.
Sunlit art foundation preserving Joan Miró's Mallorcan studios and personal collection
Historic food hall bursting with fresh island produce and convivial tapas counters
Rare 10th-century Moorish thermal baths surrounded by a lush courtyard garden
Restored 18th-century aristocratic mansion with a traditional stone courtyard
Historic Palma chocolatier and orxateria crafting traditional specialties since 1700
More ports nearby: Ibiza, Mahon (Menorca), Barcelona, Tarragona, Valencia.