Mallorca March Against Cancer 2026 to bring thousands of people together in Palma on 25 October

The 11th edition of Mallorca en marcha contra el cáncer (Mallorca March Against Cancer) will take place on Sunday 25 October 2026 in Palma, featuring an eight-kilometre race, a four-kilometre charity walk and, for the first time, children’s races. Organised by the Spanish Association Against Cancer, the event aims to raise funds for research and support people affected by the disease.

Two participants cross the finish line at a previous edition of Mallorca March Against Cancer. Photo: Asociación Española Contra el Cáncer.

All events will start and finish on avinguda d’Antoni Maura, next to Parc de la Mar. The Open race will begin at 9:30, the children’s races will take place between 10:40 and 11:05, and the charity walk will start at 11:30.

Online registration will remain open until Tuesday 20 October at 23:59. Participants will then be able to register in person on the dates and at the locations specified by the organisers.

Mallorca March Against Cancer 2026: race times and routes

The event will feature three categories, all starting and finishing on avinguda d’Antoni Maura:

• Open race (8 km): starts at 9:30. Two laps of the urban circuit through central Palma. Participants must turn at least 15 during 2026.
• Children’s races: non-competitive events starting at 10:40, with distances adapted to each age group.
• Charity walk (4 km): starts at 11:30. One lap of the circuit, with no competitive element.

Children’s race timetable

Participation is free for children aged 12 and under. Those aged 13 and 14 must pay the standard charity walk registration fee and may also choose to take part in the children’s race.

Thanks to support from the Consell de Mallorca, participants aged 12 and under will receive a commemorative T-shirt and medal, subject to availability, with 1,500 sets available.

Entry fees and registration for the charity event

From 13 October, registration fees are as follows:

• 8 km Open race: €24, plus a €0.50 administration fee.
• 4 km charity walk: €12, plus a €0.50 administration fee, for participants aged 13 and over.
• Children’s races for ages 12 and under: free.
• People with disabilities: free registration.

Registration includes a commemorative T-shirt while stocks last. The organisers have 3,000 adult T-shirts available, regardless of the event chosen.

Where and when can you register?

Online registration is available until Tuesday 20 October at 23:59 through the Elitechip platform.

Register for Mallorca March Against Cancer 2026

In-person registration will also be available:

• From 21 to 24 October: from 10:00 to 19:00 at the Spanish Association Against Cancer’s Balearic Islands headquarters, located at carrer de Simó Ballester, 9, Palma, for the Open race and charity walk.
• Sunday 25 October: from 10:15 to 11:15 at the start and finish area, exclusively for the charity walk.

Race bib and T-shirt collection

Participants can collect their race bibs and T-shirts from Wednesday 21 to Saturday 24 October, between 10:00 and 19:00, at the Spanish Association Against Cancer’s headquarters in Palma.

Race bibs can also be collected on Sunday 25 October, near the start and finish line, at the following times:

• Open race: from 8:00 to 9:00.
• Children’s races: from 9:30 to 10:15.
• Charity walk: from 10:15 to 11:15.

Participants must present their registration confirmation and an official form of identification, such as a national identity card, passport or driving licence, to collect their race bib.

The organisers will provide refreshments at the end of each event and, for the Open race, at the start of the second lap. Trophies will be awarded to the top three overall male and female finishers.

A charity event supporting cancer research

The 11th edition of Mallorca March Against Cancer is supported by the Consell de Mallorca, which is particularly involved in this year’s children’s races, introduced to the programme for the first time.

During the presentation, the president of the Consell, Llorenç Galmés, emphasised that “in the Balearic Islands, it is essential to continue making progress in prevention, research, early detection and comprehensive care for those affected, their families and carers”.

Meanwhile, the conseller de Medi Ambient, Medi Rural i Esports, Pedro Bestard, stated that “every race, walk, charity event or community initiative represents much more than fundraising: it is a demonstration of collective commitment, hope and support for everyone living with this disease”.