Club De Mar-mallorca

About

Club de Mar–Mallorca was founded on June 1, 1972, with the original purpose of attracting large yachts to the Bay of Palma. The club has over 50 years of operation and is currently undergoing a comprehensive renovation and expansion of its facilities that began around 2020. More details about the club's history can be found here.

Sailing Programme

The club operates a year-round nautical programme that includes sailing courses for adults and children at multiple levels. This programme features monthly weekend courses from October to May, weekend classes on Saturdays and Sundays, and a summer school with weekly courses for ages 7 to 16, typically running from late June to early September. Additionally, year-round canoeing and paddle-surf activities are available. Detailed timetables, boat classes, and member discounts for summer courses can be found in the sports area.

Racing Events

The club organizes numerous annual regattas, with the Illes Balears Clàssics being its flagship classic-yacht regatta. A published regatta calendar includes both national and international events, such as the Balearic Kayak Championship and the Superyacht Cup Palma, for which the club will serve as a venue partner starting in 2025. The club also hosts class championships, including the Flying Fifteen European Championship scheduled for October 2026. More information can be found on the regattas page.

Social Activities

Club de Mar stages a broad events programme and public social calendar, which includes regatta social programmes, exhibitions, prizegivings, and seasonal events such as the Mallorca Classic Car Tour. Members have access to social spaces, including members-only areas and the event pavilion Migjorn, which are used for receptions and club social life. Further details about social activities can be found here.

Facilities Overview

The marina and club facilities include over 500 moorings, with more than 70 berths available for superyachts accommodating up to approximately 170 metres. Facilities also feature electrical and water supply at berths, Flovac wastewater removal, a fuel station, Wi-Fi, and 24-hour dock staff and security. The club is undergoing a multi-building renovation to enhance members' areas, including a pool, restaurants, commercial spaces, event and meeting rooms, and a gym and spa. More information about the facilities can be found here.

Dining Services

The club offers on-site dining options, including restaurants and cafeterias located within the members' area and public commercial spaces. In 2025/2026, the club announced a strategic alliance with Azotea Grupo to operate two restaurants: one in the exclusive members' area next to the pool with a special menu for members, and another with marina views. Event dining is also available in the Migjorn pavilion. More details can be found here.

Event Hosting

Club de Mar provides event and meeting rooms, as well as a flexible event pavilion (Migjorn) that can be adapted for various functions, including conferences and dining. The marina has also been utilized as a regatta race village and for exhibitions and hospitality during major events. More information about event hosting can be found here.

Reciprocal Privileges

The club maintains partnerships with national and international clubs, allowing members to visit partner clubs' facilities. Examples of partner clubs are listed on the club's website. More information can be found here.

Seasonal Operations

Sports and youth programmes operate on seasonal schedules, with the summer school typically running from late June to early September and sailing weekend programmes from October to May. Wellness facilities, including the gym and spa, are open year-round for members. Harbour and mooring services operate throughout the year. More details can be found here.

Member Resources

Members have access to a dedicated online Members’ Area portal, members-only areas on site, and discounts on summer sports courses. Member facilities include a pool, gym/spa, restaurants, and harbour services for berth holders, which include 24-hour marina services and security. More information about member resources can be found here.

Access Policy

The club is governed by a Board of Directors elected by members and operates as a members' association. The public website does not provide detailed membership application criteria or fee schedules; prospective members or berth applicants are directed to contact the club or the harbour master's office for more information. Further details can be found here.