The Ballermann in Mallorca is notorious for exuberant parties, but not everything is allowed. These measures are intended to create a more pleasant atmosphere for locals and guests and are enforced through increased police checks.
The residents and hoteliers of Mallorca are also paying attention: On their Twitter account “Por una Playa de Palma Cívica” they share pictures of violations and grievances at Ballermann and in the holiday region in general.
Rules at Ballermann: This is forbidden
That’s how it is Consumption of illegal drugs is strictly prohibited and is punished with high penalties. Also Sex in publicwhether on the beach, in the car or at the hotel window and that carelessly throwing away trash are explicitly prohibited.
A new dress code has been introduced at Playa de Palma and Magaluf, the island’s party centers. Walking around shirtless away from the beach as well X-rated costumes can lead to fines.
Skinny dipping is prohibited on sections of the beach that are not designated for this purpose and is also punished with a fine.
Also the popular one “Balconing” is prohibited and can result in expulsion from the hotel and a fine of up to 60,000 euros. Here, holidaymakers jump from balcony to balcony or down into the hotel complex’s pool.
Visitors should be aware that certain items are not allowed on the Ballermann. These include, for example inflatable sex dolls or Towels with suggestive images.
Alcohol bans in Mallorca
The handling of alcohol at Ballermann and throughout Mallorca is subject to strict rules. Alcoholic drinks are allowed not sold between 9:30 p.m. and 8:00 a.m become, and Flat rate drinking It is also forbidden in bars. This also applies to the serving of alcohol in all-inclusive hotels.
Conspicuous drunkenness in public can be punished with a fine of up to 3,000 euros, and drinking alcohol in public is also prohibited. In addition, entry into a club or bar can be refused if you stand out in line for being too drunk.
The rules could be relaxed in the future
The efforts to improve the island’s image and promote high-quality tourism are reflected in these regulations. The Balearic government is planning to reduce penalties for offenses and even lift some bans in order to find a balance between order and freedom for holidaymakers.
Despite these adjustments, they remain
“rules of etiquette” at the Ballermann – a violation of this can still result in severe fines.
So anyone heading to Mallorca should inform themselves in advance and respect the new rules in order to ensure an untroubled and pleasant stay on the island.