Public Parking

According to several Google reviews, Public Parking in Port d'Andratx can be used free of charge. However, some notes mention two similar parking areas right at the entrance, one of which is free and one of which is listed at 4 euros. The spaces on the street next to the car park are also described as chargeable. Please therefore check the signage on site before parking.

Public Parking is located right at the entrance or on the edge of the port of Port d'Andratx. Reviews mention walks of less than 20 metres to about 3 minutes on foot. This makes the car park a very short walk to the harbour, promenade, shops and restaurants. For a visit to the centre, the location is therefore very convenient.

Several reviews say the car park fills up quickly, especially in high season. One tip from the reviews is to arrive before 11:00 so that you can fall back on paid spaces on the promenade if needed. Others report that a space can become available again within 10 minutes. On a Saturday morning in October 2025 it was already fairly full, but not completely occupied.

The feedback is mixed: some visitors say the space is more suitable for cars and not for large vehicles. Others, however, mention that vans and caravans are also welcome. As the spaces are partly narrow, folded-in mirrors are recommended. For larger vehicles, it is therefore worth checking the available space briefly before driving in.

Reviews describe the surface as partly unpaved, gravelly, dusty or uneven; some visitors also mention asphalt in a later condition. Deep potholes are also mentioned in places, and part of the area is said to be used for construction work. In rainy weather, puddles and mud can form. Careful driving is therefore advisable when entering.

The car park is centrally located at the port of Port d'Andratx and only a few minutes' walk from the promenade, shops, cafés, bars and restaurants. Several reviews describe it as a good starting point for a walk through the town or towards the lighthouse. Its location is also described as practical for harbour visits or boat hire. The walk is short enough to do many things directly on foot.

Some visitors report that the car park is well lit at night. At the same time, at least one review mentions that no cameras were visible. As with any public car park, it is advisable not to leave valuables in the car. For an evening visit, the lighting is a practical point to check briefly on site.

Yes, several reviews mention seasonal differences. In May, parking was reportedly unproblematic, while in high season there is much more activity. In summer the car can heat up strongly, and in rainy weather puddles and mud are said to appear according to reviews. If you are flexible, it is therefore best to arrive early in the day, especially if your visit falls on a Saturday or during the holiday period.