Mushrooms in Balearic Islands
Balearic Islands covers about 5,117 km². Just over a quarter of the land is forest (25 %), mostly oak. In the 2026 season, the most good days here were for King Trumpet Mushroom, Wood Blewit and Russula. Today Wood Blewit leads with 29 %.
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Mushrooms by town
Palma9 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomCalvià20 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomIbiza Town19 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomManacor22 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomMarratxí26 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomLlucmajor18 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomSanta Eulària des Riu7 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomInca34 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomCiutadella30 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomMaó16 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomSant Antoni de Portmany8 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomAlcúdia14 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomFelanitx21 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomSon Rapinya20 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomPollença36 % forest · King Trumpet MushroomSant Agustí16 % forest · King Trumpet Mushroom
🍳 Mushroom cuisine in Spain
- Scrambled eggs with wild mushrooms
- Grilled saffron milk caps
Which mushrooms grow in Balearic Islands?
In the 2026 season our forecast showed the most good days in Balearic Islands for King Trumpet Mushroom, Wood Blewit, Russula.
How much forest is there in Balearic Islands?
About 25 % of Balearic Islands is forest – roughly 1,259 km².
When is mushroom season in Balearic Islands?
The main season is usually August to October; rain and warmth decide when it starts. The growth chance above shows today, the mushroom forecast the next 10 days.