Enjoy the island of calm

Despite the circumstances, there are many possibilities still offered by the island. Now may be a good time to enjoy the island’s well-known calm and its people. We recommend planning your visits during the week, since Mallorcan residents take advantage of the weekends for sightseeing.

Most tourist destinations are OPEN and can be visited.

– Check in the Download area and open resources. However, contact the destination directly to plan your visit as there may be changes in schedules and capacity.
– It may be necessary to reserve in advance and buy your tickets electronically.
– Avoid crowded places.

Excursions and guided visits in museums and other tourist destinations are ALLOWED with limited capacity depending on the pandemic’s evolution.

Contact the supplier to receive information on the established standards.

The maximum capacity is indicated at the entrance of each establishment.

SHOPS are OPEN.

DEPARTMENT STORES and SHOPPING CENTRES are OPEN.

SUPERMARKETS and other essential service establishments remain OPEN.

The established closing limit is 10.00 p.m.

Markets continue to take place in the island’s different towns, but more spaces have been set up to offer more space and get more distance between the stalls.

ALLOWED, with social distancing.

Get to know our wines and oils first hand. The wineries and olive mills continue to carry out guided tours and tastings.

Contact them directly to plan your visit.

Remember that most also offer the possibility of buying online and shipping their products so that you can try them in your own home.

OPEN without restrictions 

OPEN

Wellness facilities are OPEN to the public.

It is allowed to be held, with the possibility of certain restrictions depending on the pandemic situation.

– OPEN with limitations.
– CO2 measuring devices indoors.

Café-concert and cocktail bar activity is permitted up to 75% of capacity. Drinks and food must be consumed seated at tables both indoors and outdoors, with a distance of 1.5 metres between tables. Masks must be worn when not consuming and dancing is not permitted indoors or outdoors.

From 4th December, COVID-19 passport will be required to enter establishments with a capacity of more than 50 people.