Our accredited Commitment
Alcudiamar’s certifications reflect a model of responsible port management in which management, infrastructure, and culture share a common goal: continuous improvement. This is a commitment that combines innovation with respect for the environment, backed by standards that ensure a conscientious and rigorous approach.
The EMAS (Eco-Management and Audit Scheme) certificate is a voluntary European Union regulation that recognises organisations committed to assessing, managing and continuously improving their environmental performance. It certifies excellence in environmental management, transparency and compliance with legislation, and includes the ISO 14001 standard, as well as requiring a public environmental statement verified by external auditors.
Quality management system certification that ensures our processes and services meet the highest international standards, with a focus on continuous improvement and customer satisfaction.
Occupational health and safety certification that demonstrates our commitment to protecting people, preventing workplace hazards and creating a safe and healthy working environment.
Environmental management certification that demonstrates our active commitment to sustainability, reducing our environmental impact and protecting the marine environment in which we operate.
International recognition issued by the IQNet network, which endorses the validity and global equivalence of our ISO certifications, guaranteeing compliance with quality standards recognised in over 40 countries.
The Blue Flag for ports is an international certification that recognises port facilities that meet stringent criteria in terms of environmental quality, sustainable management, safety and user services.
The ‘Calculo y Reduzco’ certificate recognises organisations that calculate their carbon footprint and demonstrate an effective reduction in their emissions, in accordance with the official register of the Ministry for Ecological Transition.
A certificate awarded by Alcudia Town Council (Mallorca) to water sports facilities, recognising that a facility meets environmental requirements such as sustainable management, resource conservation and good environmental practices to minimise its impact on the environment.
The ‘Q’ Certificate of Tourism Quality is a Spanish seal of excellence administered by the Institute for Spanish Tourism Quality and Sustainability (ICTES). It guarantees high standards of service, management and safety in tourist establishments. It enhances prestige, fosters customer loyalty and optimises resources, backed by rigorous audits based on UNE standards.
The SICTED certification (“Commitment to Tourism Quality”) is an accreditation scheme promoted by the Secretary of State for Tourism and TURESPAÑA that guarantees the quality of tourism services. It recognises the efforts of businesses that follow a methodology of continuous improvement and is valid for two years. It is based on best-practice guidelines and focuses on ensuring consistent quality across a destination.
The International Smart & Sustainable Marina Awards, held annually at the Monaco Yacht Club and organised by M3, recognise start-ups, growing companies and architects that offer innovative solutions for eco-friendly, technology-driven marina management. The winning entries typically focus on biodiversity, waste reduction and renewable energy.