Port de Soller

Along the long spectacular coastline in the middle of the mountainous, 

on the NW coast of Mallorca, lies Soller.

A natural bay provides good shelter & lovely scenery.

Approach 

With strong onshore winds the waves causing unpredictable swell.

The entrance is clear from shallow places.

Mooring

There are two marinas: portsIB and tramontana (the biggest one)

Marina tramontana 39°47’46.2″N 2°41’37.8″E

60 visitors berths

Max draft 6m

Max length 45m

VHF Ch09

PortsIB 39°47’48.0″N 2°41’43.2″E

Floating pontoon with mooring lines

25 visitors berths

Max draft 2.1m

Max length 14m

VHF Ch08

Book at least 3 days advance. 

www.portsib.es

Anchorage 

You can anchor in 4-8m 

No protection against swell

The bottom is mud, sand or seaweed

Facilities

Water & electricity on the quay

Fuel on the quay

We stayed in marina Tramontana for three days, as it was very stormy, 

took the historic train that links the port to the centre of Soller, 

rented a car and drove to Valldemossa and Palma de Mallorca, about an hour drive. 

Do not miss this vibrant city.