Sea & coast Palma
Palma’s coast is part of Mallorca’s wider relationship with the sea. Balearic protected waters and marine life give that relationship an environmental dimension, while heat and heavy rain are recurring features of the island’s weather. Questions about water use, transport, tourism funding and housing add a civic dimension to coastal life. Together, these subjects place the shoreline within the everyday concerns of Palma and the wider island.
18 reports on Sea & coast Palma, latest from 9 November 2026
- Palma port park: Over 1,000 sign against industry
- Mallorca burka ban vote: €30,000 fines proposed
- Mallorca buoy fields: court probes four PortsIB officials
- Hotel Portitxol seeks to keep pool on Palma port land
- Mallorca's Palma port sensor can warn of oil spills
- Mallorca: Police report 7,000 arrests across Balearics
- Mallorca sea hits 33.02°C in record-hot summer
- Palma sea clean-up pulls out 228 kilos of rubbish
- Mallorca fishing boats face 180-day limit in two bays
- Mallorca: BiciPalma adds 150 e-bikes at six stops
- Mallorca fishing: 90% of Balearic fleet in joint plans
- Mallorca boat berths: Apply by 31 December or lose them
- Mallorca: Palma ship-repair plan sparks traffic fears
- Mallorca report: migrants do not take Spanish jobs
- 1,517 Seahorses Enter Balearic Protected Waters
- Mallorca waters lead Mediterranean nitrous oxide emissions
- Mallorca gets €113.8 million from tourism tax fund
- Palma sea programme closes with Prohens at Son Moix