Puerto Calanova
Puerto Calanova is a marina on Avinguda de Joan Miró 327 in Sant Agustí, close to Palma and Cala Major. Services are available for boats up to 24 m, and one mooring fee for a dinghy was 9 € per hour. On-site parking is available and reported as paid. The port handles kayaking, paddleboarding, sailing, jet skiing, flyboarding, hydrofoil lessons and small motorboat hire, with sea and sunset views from the restaurant area.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is there on-site parking at Puerto Calanova?
Yes, several reviews mention on-site parking at Puerto Calanova. At least one visitor describes it as paid parking, so it is worth allowing a little extra time for arrival. Weekends can be busier, so coming earlier in the day may make parking easier.
Do I need to book watersports or boats in advance?
Not always, but advance booking is advisable for popular activities. One review mentions a missing reservation and a 20-minute wait outside, while another says a small motorboat could be rented on the spot. For planning, you can contact Puerto Calanova on +34 971 40 25 12 or via the official website.
What watersports and boat services are available at Puerto Calanova?
Reviews mention a wide range of activities, including kayaking, paddleboarding, windsurfing, sailing, jet skiing, flyboarding, hydrofoil sessions and small boat rentals. One guest reported getting up on a hydrofoil after 10 minutes of instruction. A review also notes that small motorboats may be rented without a licence in Spain.
Are there restaurant and bar facilities with sea views at Puerto Calanova?
Yes, reviews mention bar and restaurant areas right by the harbour, often with sea and sunset views. Several guests describe the site as modern and note multiple food and drink options on the premises. It can work for a short drink stop or for a meal, depending on your plans.
What practical facilities are available on site?
Reviews mention lockers, changing rooms, toilets and a pool at Puerto Calanova. Some guests say the sanitary areas were clean or well maintained, while others note that individual facilities were closed at times. These amenities are useful if you are changing for watersports or waiting for a booking.
How do I get to Puerto Calanova from Palma or the airport?
Puerto Calanova is in Sant Agustí and is described in reviews as being close to Palma and Cala Major. That makes it convenient for a short stop or a day visit. If you are driving, allow extra time for traffic and parking, especially on weekends.
Is Puerto Calanova family-friendly and suitable for a short visit?
Several reviews describe Puerto Calanova as a calm, relaxed place with activities for both adults and children. Mentioned options include watersports, small boat trips and a harbour area with sea views. For a short stop or half-day visit, one reviewer said 4 hours was enough for a small motorboat trip to nearby coves.
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Location
Avinguda de Joan Miró, 327, 07015 Sant Agustí
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