Santa Margalida news
Santa Margalida is a village and municipality in northern Mallorca, with a church, mills and a market at the heart of local life. The Beata festival brings a distinctive rhythm to its streets, while Can Picafort and the coast add another dimension to the area. Local concerns include the use of coastal land, beach management and protection from flooding, alongside public services such as water supply and school maintenance. Village traditions and everyday municipal decisions sit close together here.
21 reports on Santa Margalida, latest from 1 October 2026
- Mallorca housing emergency meets Catalan debate
- Mallorca hotel boss calls for illegal tourism checks
- Mallorca coast: plan tackles sand loss and flooding
- Mallorca water link plans target 5,000 m3 for Sa Pobla
- Mallorca police pool fills 88 posts, average wait five days
- Mallorca burglary: Llubí suspect held over 40,000 euros
- Phone in sand leads to Can Picafort beach robbery arrests
- 27 Mallorca towns lack Alcover and La Balanguera
- Mallorca: Prohens joins Beata procession in Santa Margalida
- Mallorca fire flares up: four leave Santa Margalida
- Santa Margalida fire forces four from their homes
- €58,390: Mallorca coast cases rise in Can Picafort
- Santa Margalida Beata procession live on TV Sunday
- Palma protest: up to 19,000 demand Sánchez quit
- Can Picafort businesses face €43,665 coastal land action
- Mallorca pools: 10,000 built as ban is urged
- Mallorca schools get €624,641 for roof repairs
- Can Picafort fire: Guardia Civil investigates cause
- Can Picafort fire destroys clothing shop
- Can Picafort fire destroys clothing shop
- Fire in Can Picafort damages part of warehouse
Read more about Santa Margalida in the travel guide: Santa Margalida