SightsClosed Sundays
Palma Cathedral (La Seu)
A vast Gothic cathedral right on the waterfront, with a huge rose window and touches by Gaudí inside. Buy tickets online to skip the queue.
Poniente quays (Estació Marítima 1–4, Paraires)
A tourist information desk opens here (in front of Estació Marítima 2) on cruise days, 9:00–17:00.
Getting into town
Many cruise lines run a paid shuttle bus to the seafront near the cathedral (about 10–15 minutes; check on board). EMT city bus line 1 stops nearby and runs along the seafront towards the centre (about €2 single in 2026, contactless cards accepted). Taxis wait at the terminals. Walking takes about 45 minutes along the flat seafront promenade.
Step-free
Flat seafront route all the way; ask your ship about accessible shuttles.
Ships due at this terminal
None listed yet
Closest to this terminal
Beaches & parks
Parc de la Mar
A seafront park with a lake below the cathedral walls, and the classic view of La Seu reflected in the water.
SightsClosed Mondays
Es Baluard museum
Modern and contemporary art inside an old bastion of the city walls, with a free-to-walk terrace looking over the bay.
Food & drinkClosed Sundays
Mercat de Santa Catalina
A neighbourhood market in the lively Santa Catalina district west of the old town, ringed by small cafés and bars.
Practical
Tourist information, Parc de la Mar
City tourist office on Avinguda Antoni Maura by the cathedral, open daily, for maps and local advice.
Sights
Arab Baths
A small, domed bathhouse from the Moorish period, set in a shady garden in the old town lanes behind the cathedral.