Objectives:
The aim of this action is to complete the renovation of the Paseo del Mar in Sant Antoni de Portmany, unifying the urban image of the promenade and improving accessibility, pedestrian mobility and the quality of the port public space.
This project aligns with measure C14.I1 and the Sustainable Tourism Destinations Strategy (ESTD), highlighting its significant contribution to climate change mitigation. It also falls under the 050 label – Protection of nature and biodiversity, heritage and natural resources, green and blue infrastructure. The intervention focuses on infrastructure linked to the tourist use of the marine and coastal environment, prioritizing pedestrians over vehicles and modernizing the waterfront.
From a tourism perspective, the project contributes to a more modern and pedestrian-friendly model. It adheres to the principles of a circular economy through the proper management of construction waste and the maintenance of facilities in accordance with applicable regulations.
Compliance with the principle of not causing significant harm to the environment (DNSH) has been assessed for the action in accordance with the specifications of Component 14 and the investment sheet, in accordance with the provisions of Article 17 of Regulation (EU) 2020/852.
What does it consist of:
The project involves repairing and renewing the paving on the section between Santa Agnès Street and the port's breakwater. This work completes the renovation begun in 2019 on the waterfront side of the promenade, now focusing on the inner façade to give the entire area a more cohesive appearance.
Improvements resulting from this action:
The project will improve the urban integration of the promenade, renew paving that had become outdated, increase the comfort and safety of pedestrians, and consolidate a more accessible, attractive public space that is consistent with the remodeling already carried out on the sea side.
Location of the performance:
Paseo del Mar, between Santa Agnès street and the dock of the port of Sant Antoni de Portmany (Ibiza).
Financing:
The action has been financed by the Recovery, Transformation and Resilience Plan – Next Generation EU with an amount of €707.817,19.
The contribution of own funds from Ports de les Illes Balears has amounted to €196.945,35, reaching a total investment of €904.762,54.




