Are there any specific opening hours I should know about for water refill stations on Mallorca?

Recently, the availability of water refill points across the island has improved, making it easier to stay hydrated while exploring. Many refill stations in Palma’s cafes and shops generally operate during normal business hours, often opening mid-morning and closing by late evening. If you’re heading towards smaller towns like Pollença or Sóller, local markets and some bars also offer refill options during their daytime opening schedules.

Public refill points tied to the TIB bus network stops or municipal parks, including those along popular routes like Ma-13 near Deià or Ma-19 on the east coast, may have more restricted access hours, especially outside peak tourist season. Some spots wind down earlier in quieter months or during major island events such as Sant Sebastià in Palma when visitor numbers surge and services adapt accordingly.

It’s advisable to check signage at each station, as many now display updated times. A handful of establishments also keep their opening hours current online or through community initiatives promoting sustainability. With a bit of planning, you won’t have trouble finding refill stations to support your excursions, from the sandy stretches of Es Trenc to the mountain trails around the Serra de Tramuntana.