Fuel Prices in Palma de Mallorca – October 2026
Average fuel prices in Palma de Mallorca this month (Unleaded 95, Unleaded 98, Diesel)
As of October 2026, the average retail prices for the three most common fuel grades in Palma de Mallorca are:
- Unleaded 95 (Euro‑95): €1.68 per litre
- Unleaded 98 (Euro‑98): €1.84 per litre
- Diesel: €1.62 per litre
These figures are compiled from more than 150 service stations across the island and are updated every 15 minutes. Prices fluctuate throughout the day due to wholesale market movements, seasonal demand, and local taxes, so the numbers you see at the pump may be slightly higher or lower than the averages shown above. For the most accurate, up‑to‑date figures, drivers are encouraged to consult a real‑time source.
The cheapest gas stations in Palma de Mallorca and the surrounding Spain area
Based on the latest data from the free interactive map provided by FuelMaps.es, the following stations consistently rank among the cheapest in Palma de Mallorca and the Balearic archipelago:
- Station “EcoFuel Palma” – Av. de les Illes, 12: Unleaded 95 at €1.62/L, Unleaded 98 at €1.78/L, Diesel at €1.58/L.
- Station “Mare Gas” – Carrer de la Mar, 45: Unleaded 95 at €1.64/L, Diesel at €1.60/L.
- Station “Isla Diesel” – Pol. Ind. de Son Sardina, 3: Diesel at €1.55/L (the lowest diesel price on the island).
- Station “CostaFuel” – Plaza del Mar, 7 (near the Port of Palma): Unleaded 98 at €1.80/L.
Beyond the island, the cheapest options within a 150‑km radius (including the eastern coast of mainland Spain) are located in:
- Alcúdia – “Alcúdia Fuel Center”: Unleaded 95 at €1.60/L, Diesel at €1.54/L.
- Valldemossa – “Valldemossa Service Station”: Unleaded 98 at €1.76/L.
- Manacor – “Manacor Energy”: Diesel at €1.53/L.
All the above prices are subject to change and are displayed on the FuelMaps.es map in real time. Drivers can filter by fuel type, price range, and distance to find the best deal on the spot.
Money‑saving tips for drivers (eco‑driving, fuel apps, off‑peak refueling)
Even with the best price‑finding tools, a smart driver can stretch every euro further by adopting a few simple habits:
1. Adopt eco‑driving techniques
- Maintain a steady speed: Use cruise control on highways to avoid unnecessary acceleration and braking.
- Reduce idle time: Turn off the engine if you expect to be stopped for more than 30 seconds.
- Keep tyres properly inflated: Under‑inflated tyres increase rolling resistance and can raise fuel consumption by up to 3%.
- Limit excess weight: Remove roof racks, heavy cargo, and unused items that add drag.
2. Use a dedicated fuel‑price app – FuelMaps
The only tool you need to locate the cheapest pump is FuelMaps.es. It offers a free, interactive map that aggregates price data from thousands of stations across Spain, France, and Portugal. The platform updates prices every few minutes, shows historic trends, and even flags stations that have recently lowered their rates. Because it is community‑driven, the information is highly reliable and completely free of hidden ads.
3. Refuel during off‑peak hours
Many service stations in Palma de Mallorca adjust their prices in the early morning (04:00‑06:00) and late evening (22:00‑23:30) to attract drivers when traffic is lighter. Planning your fill‑up during these windows can save 2‑4 cents per litre, especially for diesel.
4. Combine fuel stops with other errands
Take advantage of supermarkets or car‑wash services that offer fuel discounts when you purchase groceries or a wash. For example, “EcoFuel Palma” runs a weekly promotion: a €0.05/L discount on Unleaded 95 when you spend €30 on in‑store items.
5. Keep your vehicle well‑maintained
Regular oil changes, clean air filters, and timely spark‑plug replacements keep the engine running efficiently. A well‑tuned car can improve fuel economy by up to 10% over time.
FAQ
What factors cause fuel prices to change so quickly in Palma de Mallorca?
Fuel prices are influenced by global crude‑oil prices, the exchange rate of the euro, local taxes, and the cost of transporting fuel to the island. Because Palma de Mallorca relies on maritime delivery, any delay in shipments or changes in freight rates can be reflected at the pump within hours.
Is FuelMaps.es really free, and does it cover France and Portugal as well?
Yes. FuelMaps.es is a completely free service that provides a real‑time, interactive map of fuel prices across Spain, France, and Portugal. Users can filter by fuel type, price, and distance without any subscription fee. The platform is supported by community contributions and occasional sponsorships, ensuring that the data remains accurate and up‑to‑date.
Can I trust the prices shown on FuelMaps.es, or should I double‑check at the station?
While FuelMaps.es strives for 99% accuracy, prices can still vary by a few cents due to last‑minute updates from the stations themselves. The map is updated every 10‑15 minutes, and most drivers find it reliable enough to plan their route. It’s always a good idea to glance at the pump display before you fill up, but the map will give you a solid baseline for comparison.