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Pharmacies in Palma
Palma holds the densest pharmacy cluster on the island, and this page maps each one we have with its address, phone number where one is published, and the opening hours recorded for it.
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Cristina Fernández 4.7 Rossella Rovira 4.6 Farmácia Colom Rubí 4.4
Read more about pharmacies in Palma
Locations come from OpenStreetMap, ratings and hours from Google Places, and the date below is our last review of the page. Duty cover is checked separately, at COFIB.
Open now vs on duty in Palma
Open now means one shop’s own timetable: the hours we hold for that pharmacy, compared against the current local time in Mallorca (Europe/Madrid). That is the whole of what the filter on this page does. Where we have no hours for a listing, it says so rather than inventing a schedule. Even where we do, a pharmacy can change its hours without telling OpenStreetMap or Google.
On duty is the rota, farmacia de guardia in Spanish and farmàcia de guàrdia in Catalan. Because Palma is one municipality with a lot of pharmacies in it, the cover you get late at night is decided by that rota and not by which shop happens to be nearest your hotel. The rota is set and published by COFIB, the Balearic pharmacists’ association, which reserves its content, so we link it instead of copying it, and there is no mirror of it here or anywhere else.
Pharmacies by area
Palma spreads a long way, and where you are matters more than the total. The old town (Plaça Major, Sant Miquel, La Rambla, the Born) is the thickest part of the cluster and the easiest to reach on foot from Parc de la Mar, which is where most group rides meet. Santa Catalina and Sa Faixina serve the Paseo Marítimo end, useful if you are heading out west along the coast towards Illetes, Portals and Andratx.
Riding east, the seafront strip through Es Molinar, Portitxol and Ciutat Jardí and on to Coll d’en Rabassa and Can Pastilla has its own pharmacies within a block or two of the cycle path. That is the corridor you use on the way to Llucmajor and Cap Blanc. Inland, Pere Garau, Foners, Son Espanyolet and Son Rapinya cover the residential ring, and Establiments and Son Sardina sit on the northern exits towards Valldemossa and the Coll de Sóller. Use the map view rather than the list once you know your quarter, and see everything mapped in Palma for cyclists for the rest.
For cyclists
A pharmacy is a supply stop, not a clinic. The practical trick in Palma is direction of travel: solve it before you leave the city, because the density drops sharply once you are past the ring road, and on the Tramuntana side the next town with anything is a climb away. If you are already out and turning back, aim for the seafront or the old town rather than the residential streets in between.
We do not describe what any Palma pharmacy stocks, sells or advises, and nothing here is medical advice. That is a conversation for the counter. What matters on the bike is the distinction between an inconvenience and an emergency. A crash with loss of consciousness, a suspected fracture, heavy bleeding, chest pain or heat collapse is 112, not a pharmacy queue; the details worth having ready are on our emergency contacts page. For the ordinary mid-ride problems, try water refill points in Palma or public toilets in Palma instead.
Out-of-hours help
Once a pharmacy’s own hours are over, COFIB is the authority for Palma:
- Duty pharmacies: cofib.es duty rota: filter by Mallorca, then by Palma.
- Open right now: cofib.es open pharmacies, the “Abiertas Ahora” view.
- Pharmacy finder: cofib.es search
- COFIB switchboard: 971 22 88 88
The site is published in Spanish and Catalan and has no data feed behind it, so it is something to open on your phone in the moment. For the island-wide picture and the other cycling bases, start from pharmacies in Mallorca.
Common questions
Where is the nearest pharmacy to me in Palma?
Switch to the map view and let the browser use your location. With this many listings in one city, a ranked list is less useful than seeing what is two streets away. Each entry carries the address, the phone number where one is published and the hours we hold, so you can call before you ride across town.
Which pharmacy is on duty in Palma tonight?
Check COFIB’s duty rota and filter to Palma. We do not reproduce or cache the rota: COFIB reserves its content, and a stale copy of a rota is actively dangerous to publish when someone is relying on it at 2am.
Is anything open on a Sunday in Palma?
Look at the hours on the individual listing first, then confirm through COFIB’s open-pharmacies view or the duty rota, which governs cover once ordinary hours end. Sunday and public-holiday patterns are not something we assert on this page. Check them at the time, because holidays move.
When should I call 112 instead of walking into a pharmacy?
When it stops being a supply problem. Loss of consciousness after a crash, a suspected fracture, heavy bleeding, chest pain or heat collapse are emergencies. Have the street or road number, the nearest landmark and your direction of travel ready before you dial. See emergency contacts.
How fresh is the Palma pharmacy data?
Locations come from OpenStreetMap, and ratings, photos and opening hours from Google Places, refreshed when we rebuild the dataset; the date under the answer above is our last review of this page. Treat the hours as a strong hint and the phone number as the confirmation.
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Relevant cycling laws
Spanish road rules that apply when you use this category of place. Click through for the full text, fines and BOE citation.
- Helmet requirements for cyclists in MallorcaOn interurban roads a helmet is compulsory with no exemptions since 1 October 2026 (the long-climb, extreme-heat and medical exceptions ended). In town, only riders under 16 and people who ride professionally.
- Hand signals required for every turn and stopYou must signal every turn, lane change and stop with the arm, well in advance. Most road incidents in Mallorca involve missed signals at junctions.