Municipalities of Mallorca (Councils, Villages)
Mallorca is 3640.11 km² and is the largest island in Spain and the seventh largest in the Mediterranean. Its 949.047 inhabitants make it the most populated island in the Balearic archipelago and the second most populated in Spain after Tenerife. In this section we publish information about the local councils, municipalities or villages of Mallorca.
List of Villages or Municipalities of Mallorca
Municipalities or villages of Mallorca:
Alaró, Alcúdia, Algaida, Andratx, Ariany, Artà, Banyalbufar, Binissalem, Búger, Bunyola, Calvià, Campanet, Campos, Capdepera, Consell, Costitx, Deià, Escorca, Esporles, Estellencs, Felanitx, Fornalutx, Inca, Lloret de Vista Alegre, Lloseta, Llubí, Llucmajor, Manacor, Mancor de la Vall, Maria de la Salut, Marratxí, Montuïri, Muro, Palma de Mallorca, Petra, Pollença, Porreres, Puigpunyent, Sa Pobla, Sant Joan, Sant Llorenç, Santa Eugènia, Santa Margalida, Santa Maria del Camí, Santanyí, Selva, Sencelles, Ses Salines, Sineu, Sóller, Valldemossa.
Villages & Municipalities of Mallorca:
Demography of Mallorca
Total Population (INE-2024): 949 047 inhabitants, although the most recent unofficial data estimate the number of inhabitants of the island at 966 908 in 2025.
Population Density: 265,5 inhabitants/km².
Municipalities or villages of Mallorca
Mallorca has 53 towns or villages (also known as municipalities) grouped into 6 counties, dstricts (comarcas) or commonwealths. Half of these, specifically 26 towns or villages of Mallorca are located in the interior of the island, while the remaining 27 villages or municipalities of Mallorca are located on the coasts of the Mediterranean island. Below is a guide to each of the municipalities or villages of Mallorca.
Territorial structure of Mallorca
Mallorca is territorially structured in different áreas, zones or regions (north, south, central, east, west, etc…). These areas are geographically structured into six counties, districts or commonwealds (‘comarques’) with their respective municipalities, being Palma the largest and most populated one. Within the municipalities, Mallorca is made up of different localities (cities, towns, villages, hamlets, neighbourhoods, spas, resorts, etc.)
In short, the territorial structure of Mallorca is characterised by a combination of geographical áreas (zones or regions), ‘comarques’ (counties, districts), municipalities and different localities.
