Moll Vell & Marina

Moll Vell & Marina

Located at the heart of Palma’s bustling harbour, the Moll Vell is a vibrant waterfront promenade where luxury yachts, historic ships, and fishing boats share the same shimmering waters. With its blend of nautical heritage and modern marina life, it’s one of the best places in the city to enjoy sea views, sailing culture, and Mediterranean dining.

A Historic Port with a Modern Twist

The Moll Vell has been Palma’s main harbour for centuries, serving as a vital trading hub during the island’s maritime heyday. Today, the port area has been redeveloped into a lively leisure destination, with sleek marina facilities and an inviting pedestrian zone that stretches towards the Old Town.

From here, visitors can admire the striking silhouette of La Seu Cathedral rising above the palm trees, with the mountains of the Tramuntana in the background.

Dining, Shopping & Events

Along the quay, you’ll find upscale restaurants, cafés, and bars offering everything from tapas to fine dining with sea views. The area is also home to boutique shops selling nautical-inspired fashion, art, and accessories.

Throughout the year, Moll Vell hosts sailing events, boat shows, and cultural festivals. It’s also a starting point for harbour cruises and charter excursions.

A Perfect Seafront Stroll

The marina’s wide promenade is ideal for an afternoon or evening walk, especially at sunset when the light reflects off the water and the masts of hundreds of yachts. Benches along the way provide plenty of opportunities to pause and soak in the maritime atmosphere.