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Mallorca packing list
Everything you actually need for Mallorca, and nothing you don't — with notes on what's specific to this destination.
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Mallorca, Spain packing list
16 items across 5 categories — 9 marked essential.
Clothing
- Lightweight layersEssentialEvenings can be cooler than daytime, especially in spring and fall.
- SwimsuitEssentialEssential for the island's many beaches and coves.
- Comfortable walking shoesEssentialFor exploring Palma's historic streets and uneven terrain.
- Smart casual outfitFor dining in nicer restaurants in Palma or resort towns.
Beach Gear
- Beach towelMany accommodations provide them, but a quick-dry one is convenient.
- Sun hatEssentialThe sun can be intense, even outside of peak summer.
- SunglassesEssentialFor protecting your eyes from the strong Mediterranean sun.
- Water shoesUseful for rocky coves and pebble beaches.
Electronics
- Universal travel adapterEssentialSpain uses Type F plugs (two round pins) and 230V voltage.
- Portable power bankUseful for keeping devices charged while out exploring all day.
Health & Safety
- High SPF sunscreenEssentialCrucial due to the strong Mediterranean sun and long daylight hours.
- Insect repellentEspecially useful for evenings near the coast or in rural areas.
- Basic first-aid kitFor minor cuts and scrapes from exploring.
Documents & Money
- PassportEssentialValid for at least three months beyond your stay.
- Credit/Debit CardsEssentialWidely accepted, but carry some Euros for smaller purchases or markets.
- Driving LicenseIf you plan to rent a car, an International Driving Permit may be required depending on your origin.
Destination-specific tips
- •Tap water is generally safe to drink, but many visitors prefer bottled water due to taste differences.
- •While credit cards are common, carry some cash (Euros) for small purchases, local markets, or rural establishments.
- •Mallorca's public transport is efficient, but renting a car offers the most flexibility for exploring remote calas (coves) and mountain villages.
- •Dress modestly when visiting churches or religious sites, covering shoulders and knees.
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