Port of Fornells

Equipment and services

lifebuoy

Centro de salud

Restaurants

Lifesaving and rescue equipment

bars and cafes

First aid kit

Marine reserve

Tour

Contact details and port access

Its origins lie in modest facilities that existed in the 19th century.

The main infrastructure consists of riverside and attached docks intended for recreational boats and the fishing fleet.

The natural harbor has a large anchorage area in the vicinity of the dock.

Currently, the Port of Fornells has 115 moorings managed directly by the Ente Ports de les Illes Balears and another 100 moorings managed by the Fornells Nautical Club.

Transit information
  • The form given to you by the dock guard must be filled out and submitted to the port offices as soon as possible.
  • The offices can provide you with up-to-date rates. You will also find the basic rules for using the port facilities.
  • If you leave the dock without paying the fee, the Ports de les Illes Balears central office will be informed so that payment can be made by executive means with the corresponding surcharge and the other ports will be notified of the incident.
  • Please consult and comply with the rules for using our facilities; this will facilitate coexistence in the port facilities.
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Opening hours
Low season
08:00 – 15:00
High Season
08:00 – 20:00
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