How long is the Palma Paseo Marítimo and what areas does it link?

Stretching for around four kilometres along Palma’s waterfront, the Paseo Marítimo offers a vibrant route popular both for evening strolls and daytime cycling. This broad promenade runs parallel to the marina, with sweeping views across the Bay of Palma and the imposing silhouette of Bellver Castle looming on the hillside. Lined with palm trees and dotted with benches, it acts as both a social hub and a gateway to waterfront dining, lively bars, and local events such as the Sant Sebastià celebrations.

Beginning near the Es Baluard Modern and Contemporary Art Museum close to the old city walls, the Paseo Marítimo traces the harbourfront past Palma’s yacht clubs and cruise terminals. It links seamlessly with the Parc de la Mar below the cathedral, making it easy to explore both the historic centre and the marina areas on foot. The route continues towards the Molinar district, inviting visitors to venture further along quieter beaches and small coves. Thanks to Palma’s efficient TIB bus lines and the metro system, accessing the paseo from other parts of the island is straightforward, allowing the promenade to serve as a living spine connecting culture, leisure, and waterfront charm.