Palma awards beach concessions 2026–2029: millions, rules and sand loss
Palma’s Beach Concessions: Expected Revenue and What It Means
Palma expects about €6.3 million a year from beach concessions, with most income coming from sunbed and parasol rentals.
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How much money does Palma expect from beach concessions?
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Will Mallorca beaches have fewer sunbeds in 2026?
Yes, Palma plans to reduce sunbed density in the new concession period.
What colour will sunbeds be on Palma beaches?
Sunbeds in Palma will have to be white or beige.
What changes are planned for accessibility on Palma beaches?
Palma plans walkways, accessible toilets and information boards on its beaches.
Which Palma beaches will get new kiosks or lose existing ones?
Cala Major is set to lose one kiosk, while Ciutat Jardí gains a new one.
Are there new sports areas planned on Palma beaches?
Yes, Palma plans new sports zones at Playa de Palma and Ciutat Jardí.
Is sand loss affecting Palma beaches?
Yes, sand loss is influencing Palma’s beach planning.
What will visitors notice first on Palma beaches in the new concession period?
Visitors will mostly notice new loungers, walkways and some kiosk changes.
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