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Opticians in Mallorca

There are 161 opticians listed on mallorca.com, with an average rating of 4.6 stars. Whether you need an eye test, new glasses, contact lenses or quality sunglasses, opticians in Mallorca offer comprehensive service and a wide range of brands.

Palma has a particularly high density of opticians, including both major chains and independent specialist shops. Many offer free eye tests and stock a broad range of designer frames. Prescription sunglasses are especially popular in Mallorca.

Prices are comparable to Germany. Varifocal glasses start from around €200-400, simple prescription glasses from €80. Many opticians also offer eye screenings.

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much do glasses cost in Mallorca?
Simple prescription glasses start from around €80, varifocals from €200-400. Designer frames can cost €150-500. Many opticians run 2-for-1 promotions.
Do opticians in Mallorca offer free eye tests?
Yes, many opticians in Mallorca offer free eye tests. It is advisable to book an appointment beforehand. For a comprehensive ophthalmological examination, visit an ophthalmologist.
Can I use my German glasses prescription in Mallorca?
Yes, EU glasses prescriptions are recognised in Mallorca. You can present your prescription values directly to the optician and have new glasses made. For older prescriptions, a current eye test is recommended.
How much does an optician cost in Mallorca?
Opticians (ópticas) in Mallorca often offer free eye tests. Glasses with standard lenses cost around €100-300, with progressive lenses around €300-600. Prescription sunglasses start from around €150. Contact lenses are similarly priced to Germany. Well-known chains like Opticalia and Alain Afflelou are present alongside local opticians.
Do I need sunglasses with UV protection in Mallorca?
UV protection in sunglasses is particularly important in Mallorca, as UV radiation is significantly higher than in Central Europe. Look for sunglasses with category 3 or 4 and CE marking. Polarised lenses are especially recommended for water sports and driving. All opticians in Mallorca carry high-quality sunglasses with UV400 protection.