Property in Paseo Maritimo
As of 21 September 2026 · Price figures at this level are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.
The stock is mainly apartment buildings from the 1960s to 1980s, many with balconies over the port and Cathedral, together with some newer or refurbished blocks; hotels occupy a large share of the frontage. Interior units and those facing the back streets are common in the same buildings. MallorcaData records 1 active listing in Paseo Maritimo as of 2026-09-21, made up of 1 apartment as of 2026-09-21. The approximate median asking price is EUR 350,000 as of 2026-09-21, with an approximate lower quartile of EUR 325,000 and upper quartile of EUR 375,000 as of 2026-09-21; these figures are estimated from price bands, so they are approximate.
As of 21 September 2026 · Aggregate asking-price statistics, de-duplicated from public listing sources — not individual listing records. Source: MallorcaData. At this level the price figures are estimated from price bands, so treat them as approximate.
Active listings by property type
As of 21 September 2026
Summary
The Paseo Marítimo (Passeig Marítim, officially Avinguda de Gabriel Roca) is the seafront avenue running west from the old town along the Port of Palma to Porto Pi. Its landward side is lined with hotels, apartment buildings, offices, restaurants and nightlife venues, while the seaward side is occupied by the marinas of the Real Club Náutico, the Moll Vell and the Club de Mar, and the cruise and ferry terminals beyond.
It differs from the rest of the municipality in being a linear, mostly mid-twentieth-century apartment and hotel frontage with direct views over the port and Cathedral, and in having a night-time economy that is among the busiest in the city. MallorcaData records 1 active listing in Paseo Maritimo as of 2026-09-21, made up of 1 apartment as of 2026-09-21. The approximate median asking price is EUR 350,000 as of 2026-09-21, with an approximate lower quartile of EUR 325,000 and upper quartile of EUR 375,000 as of 2026-09-21; these figures are estimated from price bands, so they are approximate.
Where Paseo Maritimo is
Surveyed boundary of Paseo Maritimo within Palma.
Setting
- Geography
- The seafront avenue of Palma, running from the Moll Vell below the old town west to Porto Pi and the commercial port.
- Coast or inland
- Coastal, facing the Port of Palma and the Bay of Palma; the shore is quays and marinas rather than beach.
- Elevation
- At sea level along the avenue; the streets behind it (El Terreno, Son Armadans) rise steeply.
- Distance to Palma
- Adjoins the old town at its eastern end; the western end at Porto Pi is roughly 3 km from the centre.
- Distance to the airport
- Palma Son Sant Joan airport is around 8 km from the city centre; the A1 airport bus serves the Passeig Marítim.
Character
The Passeig Marítim is a busy urban seafront: a wide multi-lane avenue with a promenade and cycle path, hotels and apartment blocks facing the marinas, and a concentration of bars and clubs that are active late into the night. Residents are a mix of long-standing Palma owners, foreign second-home buyers and tenants. The avenue was being remodelled by the Port Authority in the mid-2020s to reduce road space and widen the promenade.
Working in Paseo Maritimo
The avenue and the port host hotels, maritime businesses, the Port Authority and yachting services, and the old town's offices are at its eastern end. Broadband speeds and coworking availability are not known.
Living in Paseo Maritimo
Schools
State schools are in the adjoining neighbourhoods of Santa Catalina, El Terreno and Son Armadans; which ones are zoned is not known. Queen's College and Bellver International College are a short distance west in Cala Major and Bonanova.
Healthcare
Palma's two public hospitals, Hospital Universitari Son Espases and Hospital Son Llàtzer, serve the whole municipality, alongside private groups including Quirónsalud Palmaplanas and Juaneda. The nearest primary-care centre (centre de salut) for this neighbourhood is not known.
Shopping and services
Local supermarkets and shops in Santa Catalina and El Terreno behind the avenue; the Porto Pi shopping centre at the western end; and the main city retail in the old town at the eastern end.
Beaches
No beach on the Passeig Marítim; the nearest are Can Pere Antoni to the east of the Cathedral and Cala Major to the west.
Marinas
The avenue fronts the Real Club Náutico de Palma, the Moll Vell, the Club de Mar and other Port of Palma marinas; berth numbers and waiting-list positions are not known.
Golf
No golf course; the closest by road is not known.
Transport
Several EMT routes and the A1 airport bus run along the avenue, and the cycle path connects the old town with Porto Pi and Cala Major. Plaça d'Espanya (metro and rail) is around 20 minutes' walk from the eastern end.
Buying in Paseo Maritimo
- Palma has not issued new ETV (holiday-rental) licences for apartments in multi-family buildings since 2018, and a Balearic-wide moratorium on new holiday-rental places has applied since February 2022, with a further decree in April 2025 banning new holiday flats in multi-family buildings across the archipelago.
- Nightlife venues on and near the Passeig Marítim operate late; Palma's noise ordinance and the port's remodelling works affect the avenue, and exposure varies by building and floor.
- The seaward side of the avenue is port public domain managed by the Port Authority (Autoritat Portuària de Balears), not private land.
- An existing ETV licence attaches to the property but does not transfer automatically on sale; the new owner must notify the Consell Insular de Mallorca to hold it legally.
Selling in Paseo Maritimo
- Buyers are largely European second-home purchasers and investors seeking port and Cathedral views, plus local residents wanting a central seafront address.
- Front-line apartments with sea-facing balconies are the main segment; rear- and side-facing units in the same blocks sell into a different part of the market.
- Flats with an existing valid ETV licence are a distinct minority, since new licences for apartments are not being issued in Palma.
Paseo Maritimo: common questions
There are 1 active listings in Paseo Maritimo as of 2026-09-21. The approximate median asking price is EUR 350,000 as of 2026-09-21, estimated from price bands rather than exact prices. No price-per-square-metre figure is available at neighbourhood level as of 2026-09-21.
Only if the flat already holds a valid ETV licence. Palma stopped issuing new ETV licences for apartments in multi-family buildings in 2018, and the Balearic moratorium of 2022 and the April 2025 decree mean new licences for flats are not being issued. Letting to tourists without a licence is illegal and can result in substantial fines.
Parts of it are. The avenue has one of Palma's main concentrations of bars and clubs, particularly on the stretch below El Terreno, and traffic on the avenue itself runs late. Exposure varies a great deal by building, floor and orientation, and the ongoing port remodelling has changed the road layout.
No. The seaward side is quays and marinas belonging to the Port of Palma. The nearest beaches are Can Pere Antoni, just east of the Cathedral, and Cala Major to the west, both reachable by the seafront cycle path.
The A1 airport bus runs along the avenue, and a taxi from the eastern end to Son Sant Joan airport, around 8 km from the city centre, usually takes about 15 minutes outside peak traffic. From the Porto Pi end the journey is somewhat longer.