The Port of Ciutadella located on the island of Menorca is one of the historic ports of the Balearic Islands. Traffic is known in it as early as the Middle Ages, when Ciutadella was the capital of the island in times of the Crown of Aragon, but the port structures did not acquire a certain importance until the mid-19th century, when the existing ones were completed or improved.

In 1929, the expansion of the port began, whose narrowness constituted a limitation for the size and length of the ships. The works were completed 30 years later, in 1962. At this time the port, with the expansion and other important works such as the accesses and the slipway ramp, acquired its current configuration, although a large number of improvement works were subsequently carried out.

The port, initially for commercial and fishing traffic, has experienced in recent decades an intense increase in pleasure boats that have been occupying all the banks suitable for mooring.

The direct management part has 147 berths and to this must be added the 55 berths managed by the Ciutadella NPP.