Mallorca, Balearic Islands

Port d’Andratx

A scenic harbour of superyachts and fishing boats, surrounded by pine-clad hills and exclusive villas.

Port d'Andratx marina with sailboat masts and pine-covered hills
The Harbour

A harbour with character

Port d’Andratx is one of the most beautiful natural harbours in the Mediterranean — a deep, sheltered inlet ringed by pine-covered hills, where superyachts and traditional fishing boats share the same glittering water. The town has a sophisticated, international character, with excellent restaurants lining the waterfront and a gallery scene that reflects its long-standing appeal to artists and collectors.

Where to Stay

Recommended hotels

Three considered bases for experiencing the harbour, hills, and southwest coast.

Sheltered Mallorca waterfront and mountain views

Hotel Brismar

A well-located, friendly hotel right on the harbour front — simple, comfortable, and with one of the best positions in the port.

Elegant Mallorca coastal setting near Port d'Andratx

Villa Italiana

A beautifully restored early 20th-century villa above the port, with elegant rooms, a pool, and sweeping harbour views.

Luxury poolside setting in Mallorca

Mardavall Mallorca Resort

A grand luxury resort nearby with a world-class spa, multiple pools, and direct access to championship golf.

Discover the southwest

From contemporary art to wild island landscapes, Port d’Andratx rewards an unhurried itinerary.

Harbour Strolls

Follow the waterfront from fishing boats to superyachts, then settle in for a long lunch by the water.

Art and Culture

Visit the Centre d’Art S’Estació, a leading contemporary art space in a converted railway station.

Sa Dragonera

Take the scenic coastal drive to Sant Elm and look across to the protected island reserve.

Hillside Views

Explore the surrounding roads and viewpoints, where pine-clad slopes meet the Mediterranean.

Continue your island journey

Discover more of Mallorca’s extraordinary corners, personally selected for discerning travellers.