Sea rescue in Mallorca
Sea rescue around Mallorca involves emergency crews working along the coast and offshore, with operations also extending to Cabrera and other Balearic islands. Small-boat arrivals, maritime call-outs and coordination between rescue teams and hospitals are recurring subjects. Weather can bring a different set of demands, while ports face the practical work of handling vessels after operations at sea. The wider emergency picture also includes mountain rescues, where crews respond beyond the shoreline.
94 reports on Sea rescue, latest from 7 October 2026
- Mallorca fire: Two rescued from Inca sports facility
- Mallorca boat rescues: 116 people in six boats
- Formentera boat rescue: man faces six years in jail
- Mallorca: PP says €60,000 shifted from social care
- Mallorca boat: four rescued, 13 stopped on Formentera
- Mallorca: Four rescued after boat reaches Cala Mondragó
- Mallorca: two hikers rescued near Cúber, man hurt
- Formentera sea rescue: German man, 64, critical
- Mallorca fire: Four rescued as Inca building evacuated
- Mallorca building fire: four rescued, ten relocated
- Formentera rescue: German man, 64, in intensive care
- Spain's interior minister booed at Cádiz ceremony
- Mallorca coma survivor, 16, fights adult ruling
- Mallorca flat fire: five in hospital, around 120 out
- Balearic public works tenders fall 8.4% as Spain surges
- Mallorca sea rescue: 14 saved 40 miles south-east
- British tourist, 81, drowns at Ibiza's s'Arenal Gros
- Balearic budget cited in Spain's 2027 budget fight
- Spanish rescue boats no longer need foreign approval
- Body of 64-year-old recovered off Menorca coast
- 44 migrants reach Mallorca and Cabrera in three boats
- Mallorca and Cabrera: 35 migrants found in two boats
- 3 serious casualties: Palma drills jet ski crash
- Formentera: 39 migrants arrive in two small boats
- Mallorca: 69 migrants arrive in four boats across Balearics