The Port of Andratx is a locality which in recent years has received the visit of a number of famous international people. This fact has not been merely causality, but because the beauty of this place is pure anthology . The Port of Andratx unfolds itself in a natural way within its surrounding and thanks to its ‘u’, shape it is of such a unique beauty that it even passes the exceptional grade. The type of life that one can enjoy in the Port of Andratx attracts people from all over the world. Antique customs are still carried out such as traditional fishing and navigation.
In its bars and restaurants, near the sea, both visitors and residents and the locals enjoy sitting at the tables watching the world go by in this exceptional place. Facing the coast of the municipality the island of the Dragonera can be founded, declared a Natural Park in 1995 and it is possible to arrive there by sea from the Port of Andratx. This island is a natural extension of the Sierra de Tramontana mountain range separated by a stretch of sea.
Aquatic Activities
The Port of Andratx is the ideal place for the practice of sailing; it is almost a magical place due to the beauty of its surroundings.
The Sailing Club of the Port of Andratx is an institution whose aim is to promote the love of sailing and the sea, without forgetting the formation of the young people.
Golf Courses
The municipality of Andratx has the best possible installations in the club Golf d’Andratx, as well as the golf club Dorint Royal Golf resort & Spa Camp de Mar.
Impressions
The Port of Andratx, an exceptional enclave, is a clear example of a Mallorcan Port at the foot of the mountain range known as Serra de Tramuntana. It is well connected with the capital, Palma de Mallorca at about a 25 minutes distance, thanks to the motorway which connects all the municipalities of the island. Andratx is one of the most beautiful places of Mallorca to live, either on a permanent basis or for the holiday season.
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