Winterisation & end of season in Mallorca (Palma)
Quick answer
Winterisation & end of season in Mallorca: on Caranva Boats you’ll find professionals working at Club de Mar Mallorca, Real Club Náutico de Palma and Port Adriano, with free quotes and protected payment. Winterisation is the service done at the end of the season so the boat survives the winter without damage: oil and filter change, fuel stabiliser and a full tank, cooling-system protection, batteries charged or disconnected, deep cleaning, interior ventilation and checks on hull, teak and mooring lines. It is usually done in October or November.
Winterisation & end of season at Mallorca marinas
Palma de Mallorca is one of the Mediterranean’s major refit and maintenance hubs, with shipyards, teak carpenters and specialists for any size of boat.
- Club de Mar Mallorca
- Real Club Náutico de Palma
- Port Adriano
- Puerto Portals
- Port d'Andratx
- Port de Pollença
- Port d'Alcúdia
What’s included and guide prices
When to schedule maintenance in Mallorca
Refit season runs from October to April; Palma yards are booked weeks in advance.
Frequently asked questions
Where can I get winterisation & end of season in Mallorca?
In Mallorca, winterisation & end of season is carried out at Club de Mar Mallorca, Real Club Náutico de Palma and Port Adriano and at local yards and workshops. On Caranva Boats you can send a free request and get quotes from vetted professionals who come to your berth.
How much does winterisation & end of season cost in Mallorca?
It depends on length, condition and scope of work. As a guide: when: October – November; duration: 1 – 2 days; key points: Engine, fuel, batteries, damp; avoids: Spring breakdowns and mould. Get several itemised quotes to compare.
When is the best time for winterisation & end of season in Mallorca?
Refit season runs from October to April; Palma yards are booked weeks in advance.
When should a boat be winterised?
At the end of the season, usually October or November in the Mediterranean, before the boat sits unused for weeks.
Do I need to winterise if the boat stays in the water?
Yes. Even without frost, used oil, tank condensation, batteries and interior damp keep damaging an unprepared boat.
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