Port d'Andratx · Mallorca
English-speaking doctor in Port d'Andratx
With you in 30–60 min · daily 8am–10pm
I come to you directly. No crowded waiting room — treatment right where you're staying.
- Privately insured Submit the invoice — usually reimbursed €0*
- Travel insurance Submit the invoice — usually reimbursed €0*
- Self-payer depending on time of day and distance, paid on site €250–450
* With an eligible policy — reimbursement is decided by your insurer.
Full pricing explained →Request a visit anytime online. House calls daily, 8 am to 10 pm.
At a glance
Doctor house call in Port d'Andratx
Doc-Mallorca is an English- and German-speaking mobile doctor for Port d'Andratx (also Puerto de Andratx / Port Andratx, 07157, municipality of Andratx) — a private house-call service that delivers acute holiday care directly at your hotel, villa or aboard a yacht at its berth in the harbour, without you having to visit a clinic. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician; I call you back personally and treat in your language. The service is available daily 8 AM–10 PM; the indicative fee ranges from €250 to €450. Unlike a fixed surgery, I come to you — from my base in the town with the shortest drive in the entire service area, which covers Port d'Andratx, the main town of Andratx, S'Arracó and Sant Elm.
A house call in Port d'Andratx reaches you with the shortest drive in the entire service area — Port d'Andratx is my service base, from which I typically reach the harbour, promenade and the residential areas around the bay in 5–10 minutes after an appointment is arranged. The town, a former fishing village at the foot of Cap de sa Mola, is today one of the most upscale yacht harbours in southwest Mallorca and has long been a hub of the island's German-speaking community. This is exactly where a doctor who comes to you matters: instead of searching for an unfamiliar surgery on holiday, dealing with a language barrier and waiting in a waiting room, I examine and treat you where you are. Accommodation ranges from apartments and smaller hotels along the harbour promenade, to the villas and fincas on the slopes of La Mola, Montport and Sa Coma, to the coves of Cala Llamp and Cala Moragues — all within the 07157 postal area and part of the service area with no travel surcharge. You can read more about me on my “About me” page and find the exact process under “How it works”.
In Port d'Andratx in particular, a house call in your own language is often more practical than driving to the nearest public emergency department: the nearest hospital is in Palma, around 30 kilometres away, and the larger health post in Andratx is not continuously staffed for private care. If you are dealing with fever, a gastrointestinal infection, sunstroke after a day at Cala Llamp or an injury on board, you don't need hours of waiting but an examination in your own accommodation. Typical reasons I am called include feverish infections, travellers' diarrhoea, heat exhaustion, wound care after falls on the steep harbour paths, and acute complaints among crew and guests on yachts in the harbour. For care on board there is a dedicated yacht service; for dehydration or after a gastrointestinal episode I also offer IV therapy as a house call. See the full scope under Services and the indicative fees under Pricing. For life-threatening emergencies the rule is always: call 112 first — Doc-Mallorca does not replace the emergency services.
Travel & service hours: Port d'Andratx is my base, so I typically reach the harbour, promenade and the hillside areas of La Mola, Montport and Sa Coma as well as the coves Cala Llamp and Cala Moragues in 5–10 minutes after an appointment is arranged. The neighbouring village of S'Arracó is about 5–10 minutes away, Sant Elm about 15 minutes and the main town of Andratx about 8 minutes — all with no travel surcharge. Service hours: daily 8 AM–10 PM (Europe/Madrid). These are travel-time guides when I am free, not guaranteed arrival times — another house call may already be under way when you contact me. For acute, life-threatening emergencies always call 112 — Doc-Mallorca does not replace the emergency services.
All stated travel times are approximate driving times when available. A guaranteed arrival or response time is not possible — at the time of your request I may already be on another house call. In life-threatening emergencies always call 112.
I'm Henrik Venus, a German doctor, recognised and authorised to practise in Spain. I treat in German and English and call you back personally — no call centre, no waiting room.
Pricing: from €250 to €450. Not a substitute for the emergency physician (112) — in life-threatening emergencies always call 112.
Services
What I can do on site in Port d'Andratx.
At your hotel, villa or aboard — depending on indication and availability:
- History & physical examination
- Acute infections & colds
- Gastrointestinal complaints
- Sunstroke & heat exhaustion
- Wound care & dressings
- ECG · blood pressure · SpO₂
- Medication & follow-up care
- Digital medical report
Common holiday concerns
What I get called for.
Sick child
Fever and infections in children — what is normal, what is not.
Ear pain
Swimmer's ear after swimming — what helps at once.
Sunstroke
Recognise symptoms, give first aid, prevent it.
Gastrointestinal
Traveller's diarrhoea and nausea — what helps, when to see a doctor.
Urinary tract infection
Cystitis on holiday — self-help and warning signs.
Dehydration
Signs of fluid loss and immediate measures.
Back pain
What you can do on holiday before you need a doctor.
Insect bites
Mosquitoes, wasps, jellyfish — treating and spotting allergy.
Frequently asked questions
What you want to know first.
Is there an English-speaking doctor in Port d'Andratx who comes to my hotel or yacht?
Yes. Doc-Mallorca is a mobile private house-call service based directly in Port d'Andratx (Puerto de Andratx, 07157 Andratx postal area) — I treat you in English and German where you are — at your hotel, villa or aboard at the berth in the harbour, not at a clinic. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician. As Port d'Andratx is my service base, I typically reach the harbour and promenade in 5–10 minutes once an appointment is arranged. The indicative fee ranges from €250 to €450. Service hours are daily 8 AM–10 PM. For life-threatening emergencies always call 112 first — Doc-Mallorca does not replace the emergency services.
Will the doctor come on board for a house call in the harbour of Port d'Andratx?
Yes. House calls on board yachts and boats at the berth in the harbour of Port d'Andratx are available at no travel surcharge — at the same flat indicative rate as a hotel or villa visit, that is €250–350 (weekdays 8 AM–5 PM, depending on distance) to €450 (evening/weekend). As Port d'Andratx is my service base, I typically reach the harbour in 5–10 minutes once an appointment is arranged. Please give the pontoon and berth number on first contact so I can find you safely in the harbour near Cap de sa Mola. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician, and I treat in English and German. See the yacht service for details on care on board. Service hours daily 8 AM–10 PM. For life-threatening emergencies always call 112 first — Doc-Mallorca does not replace the emergency services.
Does Doc-Mallorca have a clinic with an address in the port of Port d'Andratx?
No. Doc-Mallorca is deliberately a house-call service without its own premises: instead of you travelling to a surgery, I come to you at your location in the 07157 Andratx postal area — to your hotel on the harbour promenade, your finca in La Mola or Montport, or aboard at the berth. My service base is directly in Port d'Andratx, so I typically reach the harbour and bay in 5–10 minutes once an appointment is arranged. The service area covers, with no travel surcharge, Port d'Andratx, the main town of Andratx (about 8 minutes), S'Arracó (about 5–10 minutes) and Sant Elm (about 15 minutes). The indicative fee ranges from €250 to €450. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician. Service hours daily 8 AM–10 PM.
Do you also treat in the fincas and villas above Port d'Andratx?
Yes. The hillside areas around the bay — La Mola, Montport or Sa Coma, plus the coves Cala Llamp and Cala Moragues — I typically reach from my base in Port d'Andratx in 5–10 minutes once an appointment is arranged. All lie within the 07157 Andratx postal area and are part of the service area with no travel surcharge, at the flat indicative rate of €250–350 (weekdays 8 AM–5 PM, depending on distance) to €450 (evening/weekend). Please give the exact address or finca name on first contact so I can find the often narrow access road near Cap de sa Mola safely; sharing your location via WhatsApp helps too. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician, and I treat in English and German. Service hours daily 8 AM–10 PM.
How quickly can the doctor reach S'Arracó, Sant Elm or Andratx?
S'Arracó is about 5–10 minutes, Sant Elm about 15 minutes and the main town of Andratx about 8 minutes from my base in Port d'Andratx. All belong to the municipality of Andratx and the regular service area — no travel surcharge, at the standard flat indicative rate of €250–350 (weekdays 8 AM–5 PM, depending on distance) to €450 (evening/weekend). Both neighbouring villages have their own pages: doctor in S'Arracó and doctor in Sant Elm. Please note: these are travel-time guides when I am free, not guaranteed arrival times — another house call may already be under way when you contact me. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician, and I treat in English and German. Service hours daily 8 AM–10 PM. For life-threatening emergencies always call 112 first — Doc-Mallorca does not replace the emergency services.
How much does a doctor house call in Port d'Andratx cost?
A doctor house call in Port d'Andratx costs, as a flat indicative fee, between €250–350 (weekdays 8 AM–5 PM, depending on distance), €400 (urgent request) and €450 (evening/weekend); the final amount depends on time and complexity of the visit. The fee applies with no travel surcharge across the whole service area around my base — harbour, La Mola and Montport (typical drive 5–10 minutes) as well as S'Arracó (about 5–10 minutes) and Sant Elm (about 15 minutes). Travel health insurers often reimburse private house calls abroad — reimbursement is possible but not guaranteed; the exact amount depends on your policy, so please check in advance. You receive a private invoice. I am Henrik Venus, a licensed physician. Service hours daily 8 AM–10 PM. See Pricing & reimbursement and Insurance for an overview.
How long does it take you to reach Port d'Andratx?
About 5 minutes is the pure driving time once an appointment is agreed — from your first enquiry to treatment, expect 30–60 minutes. As a single doctor I cannot promise a guaranteed response time; I will always tell you honestly on the phone when I can be there.
Is there a 24-hour doctor in Port d'Andratx?
For medical emergencies, the European emergency number 112 is available around the clock — free of charge, with English- and German-speaking support. For everything that isn't an emergency, you can request a visit online anytime; the German-speaking house call in Port d'Andratx takes place daily between 8 am and 10 pm — directly at your hotel, finca or accommodation, with no waiting room.
When does the service in Port d'Andratx launch?
The house-call service is live. Appointments can be booked now — daily 8 AM–10 PM.
Which complaints do you treat on a house call on site?
I treat acute holiday complaints: feverish infections and colds, gastrointestinal complaints, sunstroke and heat exhaustion, wound care, insect bites, acute pain and the continuation of existing medication. On site I perform history-taking, physical examination, ECG, blood-pressure and oxygen measurement. See Services for a full overview. Not a substitute for the emergency services — for life-threatening emergencies always call 112.
Will my travel health insurance cover the cost?
Travel health insurers often reimburse private medical house calls abroad — reimbursement is possible but not guaranteed; the exact amount depends on your policy — please check with your insurer before traveling. More under Insurance & reimbursement.
Can patients with German statutory health insurance book too?
Yes. Doc-Mallorca is a private medical house-call service and I invoice privately — you receive a private invoice regardless of your insurance. Patients with German statutory health insurance can apply for reimbursement under § 13 (4) SGB V (possible, not guaranteed).
Do you also treat children and families on holiday?
Yes. As a licensed physician training in general medicine, I treat acute complaints in adults and children on a family holiday — for example feverish infections, gastrointestinal complaints or sunstroke. For infants and toddlers I clarify by phone whether a house call is the right choice or whether a children's hospital would be the better address.
IV Infusion & Hydration
IV infusion therapy in Port d'Andratx.
For dehydration, exhaustion after heat or physical exertion, or recovery after a gastro-intestinal episode, I offer intravenous therapy as a house call in Port d'Andratx — after medical history and indication. At your hotel, villa, apartment or aboard a yacht.
View IV therapy →Service & process
See what a house call includes under Services; the flat-rate pricing & reimbursement from €250 to €450 is transparent — and here is how booking works in three steps.
New to the island? See how an English-speaking doctor works on Mallorca — languages, process and flat rates at a glance.