Sunburns, kitchen accidents in holiday apartments, or touching hot surfaces at the beach — minor burns and scalds are unfortunately common when you’re on vacation in Mallorca. If you’re staying in Cala Ratjada, Canyamel, Cala Mesquida or Cala Agulla, here’s what you can do to treat a burn injury and where to find medical help nearby.

🩹 First aid steps for minor burns:

• Cool the area immediately with clean, cold water for at least 10 minutes.
• Remove tight clothing or jewellery near the burn.
• Avoid applying toothpaste, oil or butter — this can make it worse.
• Cover with a sterile dressing or clean cloth.

If the burn is large, blistered, or very painful — especially in children or elderly people — it’s best to visit a local health clinic in Mallorca.

🏥 Where to get medical help in Cala Ratjada or Canyamel:

At MedMallorca.com, you’ll find a full directory of English-speaking and German-speaking doctors ready to assist you, even for minor injuries like:

• Sunburns
• Hot water burns
• Barbecue accidents
• Burns from curling irons or stoves

Clinics in our directory are located close to:

• Cala Agulla beach
• The Port of Cala Ratjada
• Hotels and apartments in Canyamel and Cala Mesquida
• Plaza de los Pinos (central Cala Ratjada)

Many of them offer same-day appointments and work with travel insurance providers.

👉 Don’t let a burn ruin your holiday. Visit MedMallorca.com to find trusted medical clinics near you.