Santanyí news

Santanyí is a municipality capital in southeast Mallorca, where an old town and regular market sit alongside the daily routines of residents. The surrounding area includes coves and Mondragó Natural Park, while dining and transport shape practical life in and around the town. Local discussion extends to water infrastructure, energy projects and tourism, as well as the pressures that come with balancing a working municipality and a coastal setting. Maritime migration is another recurring subject in the wider Balearic context.

32 reports on Santanyí, latest from 1 October 2026

  1. Mallorca: Five sculptures from around 800 kilos of alabaster
  2. Mallorca digs reveal spearheads at Santanyí ruins
  3. 44 migrants reach Mallorca and Cabrera in three boats
  4. Mallorca: 69 migrants arrive in four boats across Balearics
  5. Mallorca: 28 migrants intercepted, 128 reach Balearics
  6. Mallorca sells or reserves 1,896 tourist places
  7. Mallorca: seven intercepted after boat reaches Cala d'Or
  8. Palma Nit de l’Art marks 30 years with 50-plus shows
  9. Mallorca storms bring 72 litres to Calvià, 31 at airport
  10. €5.9m targets Mallorca water pipes in Migjorn
  11. 45 migrants found off Mallorca and on Formentera
  12. Mallorca police pool fills 88 posts, average wait five days
  13. 58 people in five migrant boats reach Balearics
  14. Mallorca boat grounds as 59 migrants reach Balearics
  15. Migrant boat with 12 people stopped off Mallorca
  16. Mallorca solar park seeks €2.7m from Santanyí
  17. Blai Bonet sound poem opens in Inca shoe museum
  18. 50 shows: Palma’s Nit de l’Art fills Mallorca
  19. Mallorca skull fracture: Police arrest Cala d'Or man
  20. 50 migrants reach Mallorca and the Balearics in hours
  21. 100 migrants: boats reach Mallorca in 24 hours
  22. Mallorca: 12 migrants intercepted at a harbour
  23. Palma protest: up to 19,000 demand Sánchez quit
  24. Mallorca pools: 10,000 built as ban is urged
  25. Mallorca adds 10,680 pools as building keeps rising

Read more about Santanyí in the travel guide: Santanyí

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