The APB awards the concession for the restaurant in the Sant Magí dock of the port of Palma
The proposal from the company Di Loreto Consulting, with an investment of over 2 million euros, is committed to a sustainable gastronomic space integrated into the renovated seafront promenade
Palma
07/04/2026- Socio-economic development
The Board of Directors of the Balearic Islands Port Authority (APB) has selected the proposal submitted by the company Di Loreto Consulting as the most advantageous offer for the operation, under an official administrative concession, of the bar-cafeteria-restaurant located in the Sant Magí dock of the port of Palma.
The concession covers a total area of 741.70 square metres, of which 220 square metres will be used for building and 520.40 square metres for the pavement terrace. The proposal provides for an investment of 2,029,580 euros, with a concession period of 16 years.
The project involves the demolition of the current building and the construction of a new restaurant, designed to integrate into Palma's renovated seafront promenade. The architectural proposal is inspired by the traditional boat, the llaüt, with a wooden pergola and sailing ship-style awnings that will visually connect the interior space with the outdoor terrace.
The initiative will make a significant improvement to this area of the port of Palma, with a more modern, accessible and open establishment, designed to add to the gastronomic and leisure offering of the waterfront.
The project also stands out for its strong commitment to sustainability. It includes the installation of 56 photovoltaic panels that will generate more energy than the establishment will consume, as well as high-efficiency aerothermal systems, LED lighting, and water saving and waste management measures.
In addition, the pavement terrace will be complemented with Mediterranean vegetation and shaded areas, contributing to creating a more pleasant space for port users. Charging points and parking areas for bicycles and electric scooters are also planned, promoting sustainable mobility.
With this new concession, the APB continues to forge ahead in the renewal and revitalisation of port spaces open to the city, strengthening the relationship between the port and citizens.
