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TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca Ticket 2026

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Why you’ll love this…

Take part in the TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca on 18th October 2026
Run to a backdrop of jaw-dropping scenery, with a 10km plus full and half marathons
Join in with a weekend full of activities including breakfast run, expo and pasta party

What to expect

Stepping into Mallorca’s bustling capital, Palma, feels like walking onto the set of your favorite fairytale. With history etched into every cobblestone, plazas abuzz with life, and the iconic cathedral overlooking the waterfront, the city forms the perfect backdrop for a marathon. And on October 18, 2026, the TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca is set to be a gold medalist. Alex, a first-time marathon runner from the previous year, says, ‘The TUI Palma Marathon is more than just a race; it’s a chance to be part of something that really celebrates and cares for this charming city. My first marathon here wasn't just about the distance; it was about the people, the food, and the views on every turn’. Choose between the full or half marathon experience, or a shorter 10km run, all with a host of other activities to take part in.

What really makes people from across the globe lace up their sneakers for the marathon goes beyond race day. The day before the race, there's a breakfast run and a pasta party, giving you the chance to load up on carbs and have fun. There’s also an expo, where you’ll not just pick up your race number – you can geek out on the latest running gear and make new friends who are just as excited about hitting the pavement. And, after the big race, the fun doesn’t just end there – there’s even a huge afterparty to look forward to.

This year, alongside TUI and Kumulus, the event’s sponsors and organizers, the marathon's taking a big leap towards sustainability and leaving no trace behind. There will be an aim to cut down on non-recyclable waste before, during, and after the race, urging everyone to bring refillable bottles and use the numerous water stations dotted around the city, and a conscious effort to team up with locals to keep things green. Because after all, you’ll be running in one of the most beautiful places in the world; let's help to keep it that way.

What's included

Ticket for Marathon, Half Marathon or 10k
Registration fee
Timing chip
1 day license insurance
Event t-shirt: Included for 42k
Pasta Party
Wardrobe service
Finisher medal
Participant certificate

What's not included

Medal engraving
Breakfast run
Event photo
Event t-shirt for 21k and 10k (€20)

Where

Parc de la Mar, Palma, Spain

Meeting point:

The marathon starts at Parc de la Mar, by the Cathedral.

What to remember

Registration is mandatory in order to participate in the marathon event and must be completed within 48 hours, otherwise a place is not guaranteed
Required minimum age for 10K: 16-year-old on the day of the event; for 21K and 42K: 18-year-old on the day of the event
Timings are subject to change. Please always refer to the official event page for confirmation

Make the most out of this experience with the following events before, during, and after the Marathon:

Friday, 16th:

09:30 and 10:00 - Breakfast run (not included in the entry)
11:00 to 19:00 - Race number pickup for all distances
11:00 to 19:00 - Expo

Saturday, 17th:

09:30 and 10:00 - Breakfast run (not included in the entry)
11:00 to 19:00 - Race number pickup for all distances
11:00 to 19:00 - Expo
12:00 to 14:00 - Pasta party

Race day, Sunday, 18th:

08:00 - Start of 10Km
08:15 - Start of Marathon and Half Marathon
09:00 to 14:00 - Expo
11:45 - 10Km and Half Marathon awards ceremony
12:15 - Marathon awards ceremony
14:15 - Event closing

Provider

KUMULUS

Booking fee

Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.

Cancellation policy

Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 112 days before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

Excellent

4.7 /5

Based on 12 reviews from verified customers

Review categories

Service

4.6/5

Staff

4.6/5

Safety

4.6/5

Value for money

4.4/5

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Allison
Verified booking
4.2
28 October 2025
Travelled with a group of friends
I found the 2 part process of entering a bit tricky. Everything was well organised on the day and there were lots of toilets at the start/finish. Bag drop was well organised. I reported that someone needed first aid but the first marshal wasn’t helpful so I had to find someone else.
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Seaview
Verified booking
5
27 October 2025
Travelled with a group of friends
Overall experience was amazing to run in the city of Palma . Registration the day before to pick up bib numbers was great fun. We did feel though that it wasn't quite clear on the confirmation email how to register with the official Palma marathon for the 10k run but we eventually sussed it out.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
23 October 2025
What a beautiful course at a beautiful time of day. Considerately planned I would say to make the most of the experience.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
4
21 October 2025
This was my first entry into such an event. On the Friday I tried to collect bibs for my wife and I only to be told that she would have to pick it up in person and that we would both need ID. I was ignorant of these requirements and, as far as I can see, there was no advice on your website on this
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22 October 2025
Nummer abholen, Lauf, Supportstationen funktionierten einwandfrei. Erinnerungen vorab per Mail sind gut. Strecke deutlich ausgezeichnet.
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TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
22 October 2025
Gute Organisation, auch das Wetter war passend☀️

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