Club Nautico Serranova is located in Alcudia Bay, along the northeastern part of the island of Majorca.

It is a small landing place for smaller boats.
In fact, it has 113 berths for boats with a maximum length of 7 meters and a maximum width of 2.5 meters. The draft of boats in transit here cannot be more than 120 centimeters.
When sailing in the waters of the port area, care should be taken not to exceed a speed of 2.5 knots.

Boaters who stop here can take advantage of the presence of a continuous security service, power columns and drinking water sources, a harbormaster’s office open from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. (Monday through Friday), and public showers and toilets.
There are also facilities for collecting waste oil and dark water and a repair area, with workshops, ramp and a crane that can lift weights of up to four tons.
The port area also has a bar-restaurant and public telephones.

There is no fuel station in the club: to refuel, it is necessary to render in the port of Pollença or in the Club Nautico Colonia de Sant Pere.

The Serranova Sailing Club’s sailing school offers sailing courses and the possibility of renting nautical equipment.
The club is located in the settlement of Son Serra de Marina, where you can find restaurants, bars, supermarkets, hotels, and public bus stops.
Standing inside the port area and looking to the right, you can see Son Serra de Marina beach, along a fairly wide shoreline of sand and rocks. It is a municipal beach, about 450 meters long, which is also accessible to people with physical disabilities. The area offers showers and a security service. The shallow waters do not make it advisable to anchor with your boat in this area, because the risk of getting stranded is high.

The other beach in the surrounding area is Son Real, named after the stream that flows here. It is a long beach of 5 kilometers, with two marshy areas (coinciding with the mouth of the Son Real and Son Bauló creeks), composed of sand and rocks. It does not offer any kind of services, which does not make it an overcrowded beach even in the summer time.

The club and the adjacent beach of Son Serra de Marina are also easily accessible by land, either by bus or by leaving your car in a free parking lot nearby.
In the urban core of Son Serra de Marina there is a tower, which makes the landing place easily identifiable even from the sea.
Numerous, small streams flow onto this stretch of coast.

Boating out of the Serranova Nautical Club area and heading east is the Capdepera area, which is full of small coves in which to anchor in favorable weather conditions: among the many, Cala Torta, Cala Agulla, and Cala Ratjada can be mentioned.

The Serranova Club is part of the district of Santa Margalida, a town located less than 60 kilometers from Mallorca. This is the area richest in archaeological finds on the island of Majorca, indicating a substantial inhabitative presence in prehistoric times.
In the area of Alcudia it is possible to visit the Alzineret caves, dating from prehistoric times.
The Bay of Alcudia is one of the most fascinating stretches of coastline in the northern part of Majorca. Alicudia is one of the oldest Spanish cities facing the Mediterranean Sea was an important ports in Phoenician and Carthaginian times, as well as an important Greek, Roman, Saracen and finally Aragonese colony.

Formerly called Pollentia, it is about 20 kilometers from the Serranova Sailing Club. Places of interest include the Porta de Moll and the ancient Roman walls.