Yes. Since 1 July 2016, the Balearic Islands have imposed a so-called ‘Ecotasa’ (tourist tax),  which must be paid by all tourists who visit Mallorca. The tax was introduced to help inject funds into conserving the environment and to make tourism more sustainable for the islands ever-increasing population in the high-season. This will apply to all levels of holiday accommodation such as hotels and villas, in addition to cruise ships.
The amount you’ll have to pay will vary depending on when you travel and for how long, but it also depends on the type of accommodation you stay in. During 2020 tourists will be charged €1-4 per person per day. In our offer we will state how much eco tax applies for your booking.
Tourist tax is not included in our rates if not stated otherwise. Participants will have to pay this tax on arrival in the hotel.