Where can I find fuel stations and vehicle charging points around Mallorca?

Fuel stops are straightforward to locate, especially along the island’s main arteries like the Ma-13 that cuts through the Serra de Tramuntana or the Ma-19 running east from Palma. Most service stations offer petrol and diesel, catering well to cars, motorcycles, and campervans. Well-known brands such as Repsol and Cepsa are common, conveniently positioned near towns like Alcudia, Manacor, and Soller, so you won’t need to detour far from your route. Prices can fluctuate seasonally, with more demand in summer and around popular events like Sant Sebastià in Palma.

Electric vehicles are gaining ground as the island promotes sustainability, and you’ll find charging points scattered throughout Palma and at select locations along major roads. Locations such as Porto Cristo and Cala Rajada may have charging facilities integrated into public car parks or near tourist hubs. It’s advisable to plan ahead during peak holidays, as these points can fill up quickly. For a quick stop, smaller convenience shops often sit beside fuel pumps, especially near Alcudia’s outskirts and along coastal stretches like Cala Llombards, offering typical local snacks including ensaimadas to enjoy before continuing the journey.