Over the next four years, the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has agreed to allocate an annual €189,000 to detecting and repairing leaks in the Port of Palma’s water supply.
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Welcome to the Port Authority of the Balearic Islands’s web site. This virtual space gives you access to all the services provided by the public ports of Alcudia, Ibiza, Mahon, Palma and La Savina, on the Balearic Islands.
It also features useful information about what we do, the latest news about what is going on at our ports, our e-office, the locations of ships in the ports, statistics, authorisations and a thousand other things which are available to all the users and stakeholders interested in contacting us.
The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands is working hard to respond more effectively to everyday challenges by adapting and modernising our facilities and services in order to improve the flow of passengers and goods through our ports.
It gives me great pleasure to welcome you to these five ports, which are five great locations to access our islands.
Francesc Antich Oliver President of the Balearic Port Authority
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17/09/2020The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has implemented a remote control system for the different lighthouses, beacons and buoys which permits remote operation of these signals, managing a
15/09/2020The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands' (APB) Board of Directors has appointed Marc Pons Pons as its
10/09/2020The Port of Palma adds a further 16 charging points for electric vehicles and installs a new grey water and sewage suction system for vessels used in yacht charters.
09/09/2020The Port Authority of the Balearic Islands (APB) has completed the restoration of the wooden walkway that runs along Cales Fonts in the Port of Mahon, maintaining the slab quay-type and a tradition
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