Mallorca’s mountain refuges closed 2025 with their highest occupancy figures to date, recording 43,222 overnight stays, which represents a 7.4% increase compared to the previous year. This growth amounts to nearly 3,000 additional stays over 2024.

The network, located on publicly owned estates across the island, offers 264 beds spread across seven refuges. The most visited shelters throughout the year were So n’Amer, with 9,264 stays, followed by Tossals Verds (8,200), Can Boi (7,135), Galatzó (6,537), Muleta (6,147) and Pont Romà (5,714).

In 2025, the Coma d’en Vidal refuge reopened after having remained closed for several years. Since reopening in late April, it has recorded 250 overnight stays, adding to the overall annual total.

TDB keeps you informed. Follow us on: Facebook, Twitter and Instagram

Mallorca’s Public Mountain Refuges Set a New Overnight Stay Record in 2025

Peak demand occurred mainly in April and October, when occupancy levels were close to full capacity. A similar situation was seen during the Constitution Day long weekend, when the refuges were fully booked, reaching 615 occupied beds, slightly exceeding the figures from the previous year.

Looking ahead to 2026, funding allocated to the maintenance of public estates and refuges will rise to €2.8 million, an 11% increase year-on-year, reinforcing the commitment to service quality.

Over the Christmas period, from 27 December 2025 to 6 January 2026, a total of 1,460 overnight stays were recorded, matching the levels of the previous year. Spanish visitors accounted for the majority of guests, with So n’Amer and Tossals Verds being the most in-demand refuges.