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Photographers & Videographers in Mallorca

There are 721 photographers and videographers listed on mallorca.com, rated 4.7★ on average. Mallorca's light, landscapes and architecture make the island a long-running favourite for visual work.

Wedding photography is a major segment — the island is one of Europe's most popular wedding destinations, and the best-booked photographers schedule a year in advance. Property photography for estate agents and short-term-rental listings is the second large vertical, with drone footage now standard. Portrait, event documentation and commercial product shoots round out the field. Many photographers shoot in DE/EN/ES, which simplifies briefing for international clients. Find your photographer on mallorca.com.

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Palma (297)Manacor (22)Binissalem (12)Inca (12)Felanitx (10)Llucmajor (10)Pollença (9)Marratxí (8)Sóller (7)Andratx (6)Campos (6)Peguera (6)Santanyí (6)Alcúdia (5)Artà (5)

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Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a wedding photographer cost in Mallorca?
A wedding photographer costs from around €1,500-4,000 for 8-10 hours coverage. Premium photographers €3,000-8,000+. Packages with photo books, drone shots and video cost more.
Are there drone photographers in Mallorca?
Yes, many photographers offer drone shots – especially popular for property, weddings and corporate videos. Note AESA drone regulations regarding no-fly zones.
Where can I find property photographers in Mallorca?
Property photography is a growing market in Mallorca. Professional photos significantly boost sales and rental success. On mallorca.com you can find specialised photographers with reviews.
Are drone shots allowed in Mallorca?
Drone flights in Mallorca are subject to EU drone regulations and Spanish AESA rules. In urban areas, over crowds, in nature reserves, and near Palma airport (approx. 8 km radius), drone flights are prohibited or require permits. Professional drone photographers in Mallorca hold the necessary A1/A2 licence and are familiar with no-fly zones.