Emergency help points in Llucmajor

AEDs matter for sudden cardiac arrest, when a rider is unresponsive and not breathing normally. In any serious incident call 112 first, start CPR and send someone for the nearest AED shown on the map on this page.

The positions of the three AEDs are on the map; check them before your ride so you are not searching under stress. On the ground, look for the standard AED sign (a heart with a lightning bolt) and a marked cabinet. Access can depend on the time of day if a unit sits inside or beside a building that closes, so do not assume every unit is reachable at night.

Quirón Son Verí is the hospital listed for Llucmajor. For major trauma or anything beyond first aid, call 112 and let the dispatcher decide where you are taken and how; do not try to ride there. Traffic and narrow village streets can add time to any transfer by road, especially on busy weekends and in the tourist season.

In summer and holiday periods there are more riders and pedestrians around, which raises the chance that someone nearby can help. On winter or very early rides there are fewer people about. Carrying a charged phone, knowing how to describe your location (road, junction, nearest landmark) and riding with at least one companion are the most reliable hedges. See the emergency contacts page for all numbers and the Llucmajor town page for other services.