Fuel prices in Mallorca have dropped following recent measures by the Spanish Government to counter rising costs caused by the conflict in Iran. Petrol stations across the island are seeing increased traffic as drivers rush to take advantage of the savings, confirmed Joan Mayans, president of the Federation of Service Stations of the Balearic Islands.
While exact prices are still being finalised by the Ministry of Industry, estimates suggest filling a tank with 95-octane petrol could save around €16, while diesel could be €12–€13 cheaper per tank. Many residents and visitors have been waiting for these reductions before refuelling, creating higher-than-usual activity at stations.
To help drivers find the best deals, we’ve created an interactive map showing the cheapest petrol stations across Mallorca. Simply click on a station to see current petrol and diesel prices, compare costs, and plan your route to save money.
Check out our interactive map here
The recent government measures include a cut in fuel VAT from 21% to 10%, resulting in a direct reduction of several cents per litre. Petrol prices have risen 15–20 cents per litre in recent months, while diesel has increased 25–40 cents per litre, making it even more important to know where to fill up at the lowest cost.
With our interactive map, you can find the cheapest petrol stations across Mallorca in real time and ensure you don’t overpay while exploring the island.