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Palma de Mallorca is one of the Mediterranean's busiest cruise ports, welcoming over 2 million cruise passengers annually. The port is located just 500 metres from the Old Town, making it one of the most walkable cruise ports in Europe.
However, with only 6-10 hours in port, time management is crucial. Our shore excursions are specifically designed for cruise passengers — they start and end at the cruise terminal, are timed to fit standard port stays, and come with a "guaranteed return" promise: if you don't make it back in time (which has never happened), we cover the cost of getting you to the next port.
The most popular option is combining a 2.5-hour walking tour in the morning with a 3-hour catamaran cruise in the afternoon. This gives you culture, history, and sea views in a single port day. For those wanting to explore beyond Palma, the Soller train or Drach Caves make excellent full-day options.
Cruise ships typically dock at Estación Marítima (main terminal) or the Western Docks. Both are within walking distance of the Old Town. Large ships (Royal Caribbean, MSC) use the western berths — free shuttle buses run to the terminal every 10 minutes.
The most popular cruise excursions are the Old Town Walking Tour (2.5 hours, from €25), Catamaran Cruise (3 hours, from €45), and the Soller Train day trip (5 hours, from €50). These three cover the highlights of Palma and the island within cruise ship time constraints.
Just 500 metres — a 7-minute walk. The Estación Marítima cruise terminal opens directly onto the Paseo Marítimo waterfront. From here, it's a flat walk along the harbour to the Cathedral and Old Town. No taxi needed. The western berths are 2km away, but free shuttle buses run every 10 minutes to the main terminal.
Most cruise ships give you 6-10 hours in Palma. A walking tour takes 2-2.5 hours. A catamaran cruise takes 3 hours. You can comfortably do both in a single port day with time for lunch. Full-day trips to Soller or Drach Caves need 5-6 hours and should be booked for ships with 8+ hour stops.
All our shore excursions include free cancellation if your ship doesn't dock due to weather, schedule changes, or other reasons. You'll receive a full refund within 3-5 business days. We monitor all cruise ship schedules and will proactively contact you if changes occur.
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