Spain Port of Palma

The port is located on the west side of the Badia de Palma ("Bay of Palma") in the southwest of Mallorca. To the south, it is shielded from the open sea of ​​the Mediterranean by the Dic del Oest ("Westdeich"). In the northeast, this function is taken over by the “old pier”, behind which the yacht club, the Real Club Náutico de Palma, is located in the north of the port facilities. It is joined to the southwest by a pier for excursion boats and the marina.

South below the marina is the Moll de Paraires ("wool workers' mole ") with the ferry terminal. From here the liners operate to the Spanish mainland and the neighboring islands. The adjoining Moll de Ponent ("West Mole") serves as a landing stage for cruise ships. It was extended by 380 meters by summer 2012, which enables five cruise ships to moor at the same time instead of three more than 300 meters long.

Bring a drone and be mindful of the local laws for taking pictures like this within the city.

Here is a link to Spain's Official Drone Regulations

https://uavcoach.com/drone-laws-in-spain/#:~:text=Drones%20may%20be%20flown%20up,the%20ground%20is%20not%20exceeded.

Plenty of parking and only a short drive from the city's primary airport.