Mallorca, Balearic Islands

Santa Ponça & Port Adriano

Wide family beaches, championship golf, and a superyacht marina with designer waterfront dining.

The Southwest Coast

Two Distinct Coastal Moods

Santa Ponça offers one of the widest and most sheltered sandy beaches on the island, backed by a well-developed resort with good facilities, golf courses, and a relaxed family atmosphere.

Port Adriano, just along the coast, is a different proposition entirely: a Philippe Starck-designed superyacht marina with waterfront boutiques and some of the finest restaurants in the southwest.

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Santa Ponça beach with parasols and calm bay
Where to Stay

Recommended Hotels

Recommended hotels in Santa Ponça & Port Adriano.

Luxury poolside setting for Mardavall Mallorca Resort

Mardavall Mallorca Resort

€€€€€ · A grand luxury resort with a world-class spa, multiple pools, and direct access to one of the finest golf courses on the island.

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Beachfront setting near Hotel Playa Santa Ponsa

Hotel Playa Santa Ponsa

€€€ · A well-appointed beachfront hotel with excellent facilities and a prime position on the bay.

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Warm Mediterranean resort setting for Lindner Golf and Wellness Resort

Lindner Golf & Wellness Resort

€€€ · A dedicated golf resort with a spa, multiple courses on the doorstep, and a relaxed, sporty atmosphere.

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Did You Know?

A Coast With Character

Starck-Designed Marina

Port Adriano was redesigned by Philippe Starck and reopened in 2012 as one of the most architecturally distinctive marinas in the Mediterranean.

Historic Landing

In September 1229, King Jaume I of Aragon landed here with his fleet to begin the Christian reconquest of the island from Moorish rule.

Golf Country

Three championship golf courses sit within a few kilometres, making Santa Ponça one of the Balearics’ most concentrated golf destinations.

Mediterranean marina near Santa Ponça and Port Adriano

Plan Your Southwest Escape

Families, golfers, and the superyacht set all find what they are looking for within a few kilometres of each other. The marina at Port Adriano is worth visiting even if you do not own a yacht.

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