RCN Pollensa Marina – Puerto Pollensa serves up a laidback take on island life. This small town is in an oyster-shaped bay, with the picturesque mountains rising behind it. It’s pretty beaches and cobbled promenade edged with charming old stone houses show that this is Spain the way it was meant to be. The Club offers sports and social facilities and has a separate restaurant and cafeteria, as well as rooms for holding social events. The restaurant is ideal for any type of business lunches, banquets or even celebrations. Situated in the most sheltered area of the Bay of Pollensa, the Club is protected by an outer sea wall of 400 metres. It has 375 moorings for boats ranging in length from 10 to 25 meters. With a draft of 2.80 meters at the entrance and 2.70 meters at the inner pontoons, it harbours 375 berths. 225 of these are made available under a members concession, while the remaining 150 belong to the Club, of which half are available for visitors‚Äô boats. The travel lift (up to 50 tons) and crane service (3 tons) are readily available, as are showering and laundry facilities.