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Port de Sa Dragonera
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Description
Port de Sa Dragonera is a nature reserve on an uninhabited island off the west coast of Mallorca, accessible only by boat.
Unspoilt Nature and Walking Trails
Sa Dragonera is a protected nature reserve that impresses above all with its tranquillity, spectacular sea views and well-maintained walking trails. Several marked routes lead from the landing jetty in different directions — including one that reaches the lighthouse at Cap de Tramuntana. Sturdy footwear is essential, as the paths demand solid shoes. Along the way, you'll be accompanied by countless lizards that show little fear of people and are easy to photograph.
Interpretation Centre and Picnic Areas
At the natural harbour of Cala Lladó there is a small information centre that explains the island's environment and tells the story of how Sa Dragonera became a nature reserve — a great first stop before heading uphill. Picnic areas and toilets are available on the island; food and drink are not sold here, so pack plenty of water and sun cream before you set off.
Getting There and Tickets
The island lies off Sant Elm in the municipality of Andratx and can only be reached by boat, via various operators and departure points. Tickets can also be booked directly through the official Consell de Mallorca website, and advance booking is recommended as spaces are limited. If you're joining a guided boat excursion, bear in mind that some tours allow only an hour on the island, which many visitors find too short.
Facilities & services
Good for
Families with children
Opening Hours
Open continuously
Opening hours according to Google, as of 30/07/2026
Services
- Guided nature park excursion
Good to know
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I book ferry tickets to Sa Dragonera in advance?
Yes, tickets can be booked through the official Consell de Mallorca website. Advance booking is recommended, as spaces are limited.
Is there anywhere to buy food or drink on the island?
No, there are no cafés or shops on Sa Dragonera. Bring plenty of drinking water and sun cream with you.
How much time should I allow for a visit?
If you're not planning much walking, around three hours on the island is plenty. If you'd like to explore all the trails, allow considerably more time — several routes lead all the way to the lighthouses at both ends of the island.
What characterizes the island’s natural environment?
The island is a remnant of a still-wild Mallorca with a maritime landscape. As a geological extension of the Serra de Tramuntana, it has major environmental significance in the Balearic Islands.
Which endemic species are found on the island?
The endemic species include a lizard, a subspecies of sea lavender and the Balearic shearwater. The Balearic shearwater is endangered and finds a preferred nesting coast here.
On which days is it open?
Open around the clock, every day of the week.
What is the address?
The address is Ses Cases, 07159 Andratx.
What is the Google rating?
On Google the business is rated 4.8 out of 5 stars (306 reviews).
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Ses Cases, 07159 Andratx
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