Palma is the capital of Mallorca, a Spanish island in the Mediterranean Sea. The island is situated east of Ibiza, and west of the smaller Menorca. The official name is now just Palma.
Mallorca is a very busy and popular holiday destination. You will find many bars, restaurants, terraces and even some gay(friendly) places.
Palma has Roman roots, so although the island is mostly a beach destination there is also some sightseeing to do.
Hotel recommendations and mapsPalma de Mallorca only has a few gay places. Scroll below to see the list.
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Innside by Melia
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Dark Cruise Bar Palma is a late-night gay venue with cabins, cruising zones, and a steady crowd in the city centre more
Ibiza is the party island close to Barcelona. You can fly there or travel by boat. The island is famous for it's massive parties. Ibiza town is a very nice old town, with nice restaurants, terraces and small gay bars. The big parties are usually more mixed.
130 km from Palma de Mallorca
Ibiza guide
Sitges is a compact, beach-first town with lively bars, an easy promenade scene, and the main gay beach right in the center—plus two clothing-optional coves close by.
200 km from Palma de Mallorca
Sitges guide
Barcelona is a vibrant city with a lively gay scene. From the bustling Eixample/Gayxample district to the beach clubs of Sitges, there's something for everyone. Enjoy world-class dining, trendy bars, and exciting nightlife. Don't miss the annual Pride celebration, a highlight for locals and visitors alike.
210 km from Palma de Mallorca
Barcelona guide
Valencia is the 3rd biggest city of Spain. You can compare it a bit with Barcelona, old buildings combined with modern architecture and a beach next to the city. Valencia is way less touristic, but they are working on that. The gay night life is only happening in the weekend. It is a great city for a weekend city trip.
260 km from Palma de Mallorca
Valencia guide
Benidorm is one of the biggest European beach destinations. It has also an extensive gay scene, with about 30 gay bars all located close to each other in the Old Town. It is is very popular by English tourists.
270 km from Palma de Mallorca
Benidorm guide
Alicante combines sandy beaches, a relaxed old town, and a modest but friendly gay nightlife. Pride in summer adds more color. With Benidorm and Valencia nearby, it’s easy to include Alicante in a broader trip. A sunny coastal stop for LGBTQ+ travelers looking for both culture and beach life.
300 km from Palma de Mallorca
Alicante guide