Balearic tourist tax 2026: rates and how it is calculated
Official rates for the Balearic tourist tax, the three reductions almost everyone gets wrong, and a calculator for your own stay.
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Balearic tourist tax 2026: rates and how it is calculated Tourist tax · per night €1 – €4 75% lower from 1 Nov to 30 Apr. Under-16s are exempt. Facts verified on Mirador de ses Ànimes Ma-10 · 88.6 Kilometre marker of the viewpoint, per the Balearic government’s viewpoint catalogue. Facts verified on Caló des Moro · peak 4,000/day Figure reported in the local press in May 2026 for peak high-season days. Facts verified on
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Banyalbufar: the ses Ànimes viewpoint and the marjades
The exact kilometre marker for the viewpoint, what official sources do not publish about the tower, the bus from Palma, and the village in winter.
Caló des Moro and Cala s'Almunia: parking and timing
A 30-metre beach that draws up to 4,000 people a day. Where you actually park, what is regulated, and what time of day is worth it.
Cap de ses Salines: the southern tip of Mallorca
The lighthouse, the view across to Cabrera and the wild beach of Es Caragol half an hour on foot. No bar, no shade, no water: what to bring.
Deià: what opens when, before you drive up
Robert Graves’ house closes on Sundays and the archaeological museum opens three afternoons a week. The village’s real opening times, from the council.
Mondragó Nature Park: beaches, parking and trails
Two coves, five waymarked trails and a car park that is free out of season. What you get in August, and what you get in November.
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