Club de Vela Puerto de Andratx - Amarres, marina seca y escuela de vela

The Puerto de Andratx Sailing Club is the yacht club of Port d'Andratx, on the southwestern tip of Mallorca. Founded in 1968, it has been offering docking spaces, dry storage, a sailing school, and regattas for over half a century in one of the island’s most sheltered and well-known bays, with the Tramuntana Mountains as a backdrop.

What the club offers

Area	Services
Port	Berth and dry dock space reservations
School	Dinghy sailing, sea school, adaptive sailing
Sports	Canoeing, swimming, national and international regattas
Social	Restaurant with terrace, galas, parties, and competitions

Moorings and Dry Dock

The club manages in-water moorings and dry dock spaces, which can be reserved directly through the office. Dry storage is a good option for small boats and RIBs used primarily during the season: the boat is on land, free from fouling and abrasion, and is launched when you’re ready to set out.

Port d’Andratx is a very sheltered natural harbor, which is why many boat owners choose it as a base for winter storage or as a stopover for exploring the west coast: the island of Sa Dragonera, Sant Elm, Cala Llamp, and the Costa de los Pinos are all within easy reach.

Sailing School and Activities

The school is one of the club’s hallmarks:

• Dinghy sailing for children, teens, and adults.
• Marine education, with activities to explore the marine environment.
• Adaptive sailing, so that people with disabilities can sail.
• Canoeing and swimming.

Photos on its website show families sailing in life jackets, groups of Optimist sailors racing, and kayakers training in the bay.

Regattas and Social Life

The club organizes national and international regattas throughout the year and offers an active social calendar: galas, parties, and competitions for all ages. Its restaurant, with a terrace overlooking the harbor, is a gathering place for members and visitors alike.

What It’s Like to Sail from Andratx

Destination	Why Go
Sa Dragonera	Natural park across from Sant Elm
Cala Llamp	A cove open to the west, very close to the harbor
Tramuntana Coast	Cliffs and coves to the north
Bay of Palma	Port Adriano, Portals, and Palma to the east

Tips for booking a berth in Andratx

• Book in advance during the summer: Port d’Andratx is in high demand in July and August.
• Provide your boat’s actual length, beam, and draft when requesting a berth; this ensures you’re assigned the appropriate mooring.
• Ask about long-term stays if you plan to leave your boat for several months.
• Consider dry storage if your boat is small and you only use it seasonally.
• Check the mooring lines before leaving your boat: although the harbor is sheltered, winter storms do occur.

Before Arriving

Call via VHF or the club’s phone number to confirm your berth and arrival time. Have your boat’s documentation and insurance handy, as the office usually requests them when finalizing your stay.

Andratx Off-Season

In the fall and winter, Port d’Andratx returns to its fishing village rhythm. It’s a great time to sail with fewer people around, train in the bay, or leave your boat in a sheltered spot while maintenance is being performed.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where is the Puerto de Andratx Sailing Club? At Avinguda de Gabriel Roca, 27, in Port d’Andratx (Mallorca).

How long has it been around? It was founded in 1968.

Does it have dry dock facilities? Yes, in addition to in-water berths, you can reserve a spot in the dry dock.

Is there a sailing school for children? Yes, it offers dinghy sailing, sea school, canoeing, swimming, and adaptive sailing.

Does it organize regattas? Yes, it organizes national and international regattas throughout the year.