Read Authentic Ratings for the Marta-Mata

On the afternoon of August 28, 'The Third Man,' an electric vessel, encountered a fire linked to its lithium batteries while stationed in zone A2 of the port of Palma de Mallorca. At the time of this unfortunate incident, two individuals were aboard the vessel, but they were successfully rescued without injury by an auxiliary boat from the company’s technical service. Emergency response efforts were initiated from the CCS Palma of Salvamento Marítimo, with both the 'Salvamar Libertas' and the 'Marta Mata' deployed to the scene. Despite the heroic efforts, the vessel ultimately sank. The 'Salvamar Libertas' was tasked with collecting debris that had remained on the water's surface, while the 'Marta Mata' focused on dispersing an oil spill resulting from the sunken vessel. For more information, watch the video here: https://x.com/salvamentogob/status/2093389051428565383/video/1.

In an early morning rescue operation on June 4, 2026, the waters near Son Maties, Mallorca, witnessed a dramatic incident involving two yachts. A German sailing yacht, reportedly adrift without engine power and carrying five passengers, alerted authorities to its precarious situation. The rescue boat 'Salvamar Libertas' (MMMSI: 225992467) swiftly responded to the distress call and discovered that the German yacht was towing another vessel—the Polish yacht 'Petrel'. Recognizing the urgency of the situation, additional support was requested. The auxiliary vessel 'Marta Mata' (IMO: 9429120) arrived on the scene and successfully separated the two boats. The 'Salvamar Libertad' proceeded to tow the German yacht back to the safety of Palma de Mallorca, while the 'Marta Mata' ensured that the 'Petrel' was also brought safely to port. This coordinated effort highlights the effectiveness of maritime rescue operations in the region. For a detailed report including photos, visit: https://x.com/salvamentogob/status/2062119918976254438

On June 13, 2025, the motorboat 'Nereo' found itself adrift south of Palma de Mallorca after a mechanical failure rendered it disabled. In a timely response to the situation, the vessel 'Marta Mata' stepped in to provide assistance. With skill and precision, 'Marta Mata' towed 'Nereo' safely to Cala Gamba, ensuring that the crew and passengers were unharmed and the situation was swiftly resolved.

In a dramatic incident on May 19, 2023, the luxury sailing yacht 'Clovis' sank in the picturesque Freus area of Ibiza. The vessel was carrying a team of three crew members: two men trained in apnea diving and one woman. Their plight was swiftly addressed when the fishing boat 'Cap Vermell' came to their rescue, ensuring their safe retrieval from the water. Following the rescue, the crew members were transported back to the island of Ibiza aboard the vessel 'Marta Mata.' The entire operation was efficiently coordinated by the CCS Palma of Salvamento Marítimo, highlighting the effective response mechanisms in place for maritime emergencies in the region.