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Entrada para la TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca 2026

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Participa en la TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca, el 18 de octubre de 2026
Corre con un paisaje impresionante de fondo, la maratón completa, la media o los 10 km
Disfruta de un fin de semana lleno de actividades, como un breakfast run, una exposición y una pasta party

Qué te espera

Entrar en Palma, la animada capital de Mallorca, es como entrar en el decorado de tu cuento de hadas favorito. Con su historia grabada en cada adoquín, las plazas llenas de vida y la emblemática catedral dominando el paseo marítimo, la ciudad es el escenario perfecto para una maratón. Y el 19 de octubre de 2026, la TUI Palma Marathon Mallorca será medalla de oro. Alex, que se estrenó como maratoniano el año pasado, afirma: «La TUI Palma Marathon es más que una carrera, es una oportunidad de formar parte de algo que realmente celebra y cuida esta fantástica ciudad. Mi primera maratón aquí no fue solo por la distancia, fue por la gente, la comida y las vistas que ofrece cada curva». Elige entre la experiencia de la maratón completa, de la media maratón o de una carrera más corta de 10 km. Todas incluyen un montón de actividades en las que participar.

Lo que de verdad hace que personas de todo el mundo se calcen las zapatillas para esta maratón va más allá del día de la carrera. La víspera, se celebra un desayuno y una fiesta de la pasta, para cargarte de carbohidratos y divertirte antes de la carrera. También hay una exposición, en la que podrás recoger tu dorsal y, además, comprar las últimas novedades en equipamiento para correr y hacer nuevos amigos que estén igual de entusiasmados que tú por pisar el asfalto. Pero es que la diversión no acaba al cruzar la meta: hay incluso una fiesta después de la gran carrera.

Este año, junto con TUI y Kumulus, patrocinadores y organizadores del evento, la maratón da un gran salto hacia la sostenibilidad y no dejará rastro. Se intentarán reducir los residuos no reciclables antes, durante y después de la carrera, se animará a todo el mundo a llevar botellas rellenables y a utilizar los numerosos puestos de agua repartidos por la ciudad, y se hará un esfuerzo consciente por colaborar con la población local para que todo sea ecológico. Al fin y al cabo, correrás en uno de los sitios más bonitos del mundo, así que ayudemos a que lo siga siendo.

Incluye

Dorsal para la maratón, la media maratón o los 10 km
Tasa de inscripción
Chip de tiempo
Seguro de licencia de 1 día
Camiseta del evento (incluido para los 42 km)
Pasta party
Servicio de guardarropa
Medalla finisher
Certificado de participación

No incluye

Grabado de medalla
Breakfast run
Foto del evento
Camiseta del evento para los 10 km y 21 km (20 €)

Dónde

Parc de la Mar, Palma de Mallorca, España

Lugar de encuentro:

La maratón empieza en Parc de la Mar, al lado de la catedral.

Importante

La inscripción es obligatoria para poder participar en el evento de la maratón y se debe formalizar en un plazo máximo de 48 h, en caso contrario la plaza no estará garantizada
Edad mínima obligatoria para la carrera de 10 km: 16 años el día de la carrera. Para las carreras de 21 km y 42 km: 18 años el día de la carrera
Los horarios pueden cambiar. Consulta siempre la página oficial del evento para confirmarlos

Aprovecha al máximo esta experiencia gracias a las actividades organizadas antes, durante y después de la maratón:

Viernes 16:

9:30 y 10:00 - Breakfast run (no incluido en la inscripción)
De 11:00 a 19:00 - Recogida de dorsales para todas las distancias
De 11:00 a 19:00 - Exposición

Sábado 17:

9:30 y 10:00 - Breakfast run (no incluido en la inscripción)
De 11:00 a 19:00 - Recogida de dorsales para todas las distancias
De 11:00 a 19:00 - Exposición
De 12:00 a 14:00 - Pasta party

Día de la carrera - Domingo 18:

8:00 - Salida de los 10 km
8:15 - Salida de la maratón y de la media maratón
De 9:00 a 14:00 - Exposición
11:45 - Entrega de premios de los 10 km y de la media maratón
12:15 - Entrega de premios de la maratón
14:15 - Cierre de meta

Organizado por

KUMULUS

Cargo por reserva

¡Buenas noticias! Esta reserva no tiene ningún cargo adicional.

Política de cancelación

Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 112 days antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,7 /5

Basado en 12 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Servicio

4,6/5

Personal

4,6/5

Seguridad

4,6/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,4/5

Todas las valoraciones (12)

5 estrellas (8)

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4 estrellas (4)

33%

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Allison
Verified booking
4.2
28 de octubre de 2025
Viajó con un grupo de amigos
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 de octubre de 2025
Viajó con un grupo de amigos
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 de octubre de 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
5
22 de octubre de 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 de octubre de 2025
Gute Organisation, auch das Wetter war passend☀️
T
TUI Musement Traveler
Verified booking
5
21 de octubre de 2025
Parcours exceptionnellement joli et agréable.Je trouve le dossard cher en comparaison du peu de choses offertes aux coureurs, lors du retrait des dossards on nous offre un sac vide qui sert pour la consigne de nos vêtements le jour de course.Le maillot de la course est payant c est incroyable

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