Ibiza will limit the number of vehicles entering the island from the mainland, starting from this Sunday to facilitate tourist pressure. This measure was first implemented in Spain seven years ago in Formentera, and I will be implemented on Mallorca in 2026, and is also considered for Menorca. Tourist overflow and resulting road congestion are a source of concern for ballets And politicians where residents’ cars join in a high season with rented fleets and vehicles belonging to tourists arriving in Iceland by boat from the mainland.
All representative parties, except VOX, agree with the restriction of the arrival of vehicles from the mainland in the summer, while the differences lie during and seriously the restrictions. IN IbizaRegulation comes into force for the first time on June 1, while in FormenteraWhere it was introduced in 2019, an annual reduction of 4% of the ceiling of the vehicle was applied.
Under the name FORMENTER. In 2025, he installed a ceiling of 10,287 vehicles for visitors, including cars and motorcycles belonging to tourists, rental vehicles and vehicles belonging to the inhabitants of Ibiza.
A Fees 6 euros per day for cars and 3 euros for motorcycles in June and Septern and 9 euros per day for cars and 4.5 euros for motorcycles in July and August. The regulations on the neighboring island served as an example for Ibiza Coilik in promoting his OW to control the influence of vehicles approved in November last year, which emphasizes the data detained since 2023, which The ISLAND road network suffers from overloading 23.6% during a peak tourist season.
The maximum quota of 20,168 foreign cars was installed for distribution between 1 JNE until September 30, of which 16,000 will rent cars, and 4,108 will be tourist cars. Unlike Formentera, Ibiza does not include motorcycles in its own rules, applies to special requirements for caravans and autodonyas to book in the camp and sets fees for 1 pounds per day.
The regional Minister of the territory of Mariano Juan (PP) indicated that Ibiza is currently the largest territory of the island in the European Union, which has applied the rules of this kind. The Mallorca Council will soon publish a draft future law that will regulate the entry of vehicles and probably apply its restrictions since the summer of 2026.
Its president, Llorenç Galmés, announced that the maximum number of vehicles will be installed on an annual or violent basis, and preference will be given to electrical and non -contaminated vehicles.
Non -residents who own the house on the island will be able to drive one car, provided that it is registered for tax purposes on the island. In 2023, almost 400,000 Hriskles arrived on Mallorca through the ports of Palma and Alcudia, which is 108% more than in 2017. Galmés has already met with the main sectors that were supported by transplants and a majority of car rental associations.
