Ferries Mahon

The port of Mahon is located in a natural fjord, one of the largest in Europe. Its strategic position in the center of the Mediterranean has made it a natural fortress against winds, the wrath of the sea and enemy invasions.  The island of Menorca developed mainly around its port. It was not until the 18th century that its port activity flourished with the transit of ferries from all over the world and the arrival of a bourgeoisie. It was during this period that the most important buildings were constructed and that Mahon began to acquire a personality that is still visible in its streets today.

The port of Mahon is connected to the Spanish peninsula ports of Barcelona and Valencia. Ferries from Mahon also operate to the ports of Alcudia and Palma de Mallorca.

Two shipping companies operate from Mahon: GNV for the connection to Barcelona; and Trasmed for other destinations.

The port of Mahon houses some essential services such as an information desk and sanitary facilities. Parking is available outside the terminal.
Mahon's city center is close to the port and has a variety of tourist facilities such as bars, restaurants, accommodations and stores.

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Mahon is the capital and second largest city of Menorca, located on the eastern coast of the island. The port of Mahon has one of the most longest natural harbours in the world. 

The town of Mahon is home to many monuments of great tourist interest such as the church of Santa Maria, whose most valuable part of the building is the organ, one of the most majestic in Europe; the church of Nostra Señora del Carme, the museum of Menorca.  Among the main attraction is the Museum of Menorca, set in a 17th-century monastery, the imposing Sant Roc Bridge, built in 1359, was part of the medieval walls of the city of Mahón. Today, only the door is visible from the old walls. Saint Rochus, whose name it bears, was the patron saint of the city and was believed to ward off diseases such as cholera and plague.

Menorca offers to its visitors a great quality if seafood and many variation of local cheese. 

Mahon is the ideal starting point to discover the natural and cultural wonders of the island of Menorca, declared a biosphere reserve by UNESCO thanks to the great wealth of flora and fauna that the island contains in harmony with the economic development.

How to reach the boardings

Address: Estación Cos Nou, Nº6, - 07701 - Mahon - Menorca

GPS coordinates: 39°53'41.4"N 4°15'41.6"E

Menorca's main airport is 15 minutes from the port of Mahon.

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