Aparcament Manacor - SMAP is an underground car park in Palma, on C. de Manacor 70. Repeated reports mention €5 for 24 hours; newer prices are around €1.30 per hour, with some daily rates at €15 to almost €16. The city centre is about a 10-minute walk away, and the cathedral around 15 to 20 minutes. Wide bays and space-indicator lights help with parking; toilets and lifts are not always available.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much does parking cost at Aparcament Manacor - SMAP per day or per hour?
Several reviews mention a day rate of €5 for 24 hours at Aparcament Manacor - SMAP. Some newer comments also refer to around €1.30 per hour, while others mention higher daily prices. Rates can therefore change over time. For the latest tariff, check the website or call +34 971 75 52 64.
How far is the car park from Palma city centre and the cathedral?
Several reviews say Aparcament Manacor - SMAP is about a 10-minute walk from Palma city centre. The cathedral is usually described as 15 to 20 minutes on foot. One review also mentions less than 1 km to the centre or main square. It is therefore a walkable base for central Palma.
Is it easy to find a free space?
Several reviews say there are usually free spaces and that a light system shows which bays are available. That can make it easier to find a spot quickly. At busier times, such as in summer, availability may be more limited. If you want to reduce searching time, arriving earlier in the day can help.
Are there toilets, and are they usable?
The reviews give mixed information about toilets. One review mentions toilets on site, while another says the advertised toilets were not accessible. If you need them, it is sensible to check on arrival. For longer stays, that practical detail may matter.
Is the car park secure and suitable for leaving a car all day?
Several reviews describe the car park as underground, and one specifically refers to it as secure. That makes it suitable in principle for leaving a car for a full day. As with any car park, it is sensible not to leave valuables visible inside the vehicle. Its Palma location also works well for errands or sightseeing.
How do the car and pedestrian entrances work, and is it suitable for larger vehicles?
One review says there are two vehicle entrances on Manacor Street and the exit is on Manuel Azaña Street. It also mentions three pedestrian access points, but you need a parking ticket to use them. Several users note wide spaces that suit larger vehicles. If you are arriving in a bigger car, that can be useful to know.
Are there EV charging facilities?
One review mentions a slow EV charger with a 3-pin socket. In that case, charging increased by only about 1% in 20 minutes. If you plan to charge an electric car, you may need a suitable adapter. It is therefore worth checking the setup in advance.
What is the best way to reach the car park by bus or on foot?
One review says three bus lines stop right in front of the entrance to Aparcament Manacor - SMAP. That can make it easier to arrive without a car. On foot, the city centre is about 10 minutes away and the cathedral around 15 to 20 minutes. A review also mentions a bicycle service for getting closer to the centre.
