A large crowd attended the event
A large crowd attended the event.
Snapshot of the Correfoc 2025
Snapshot of the Correfoc 2025.
One of the participating 'colles'
One of the participating 'colles'.
Spectacular flare lighting up Palma's sky
Spectacular flare lighting up Palma's sky.
Snapshot of the Correfoc 2025
Snapshot of the Correfoc 2025.
Palma's 2025 correfoc
Palma's 2025 correfoc.
Close-up of one of the demons
Close-up of one of the demons.
Moment during the correfoc
Moment during the correfoc.
Musical entertainment alongside the Correfoc
Musical entertainment alongside the Correfoc.
Spectacular dragon at Palma's Correfoc
Spectacular dragon at Palma's Correfoc.
One of the demons, inviting the audience to join in
One of the demons, inviting the audience to join in.
El Drac de Na Coca, took part in the Correfoc
El Drac de Na Coca, took part in the Correfoc.
The best images of Palma's Correfoc
The streets of Palma were filled with fire and spectacle thanks to the Correfoc 2025, where 'colles' and 'dimonis,' together with thousands of locals, put the finishing touch on the Sant Sebastia festivities.
The festivities of Sant Sebastià come to an end with a coven of fire and fantastic beings
The festivities of Sant Sebastià come to an end with a coven of fire and fantastic beings.
Mallorca events: What's On from Friday to Thursday
This weekend's highlights include Palma's Correfoc on Sunday, marking the conclusion of the Sant Sebastià festivities, and the Garden Hotels-Luxcom Mallorca Cycling Challenge, kicking off on Saturday for both women and men categories.
The Sant Sebastià festivities come to an end with a coven of fire and fantastic beings
The Sant Sebastià festivities come to an end with a coven of fire and fantastic beings.
People at the Sant Francesc square
People at the Sant Francesc square.
Temporary closures in the squares due to overcrowding
Temporary closures in the squares due to overcrowding.
President Marga Prohens, Mayor Jaime Martínez, and the President of the Consell de Mallorca, Llorenç Galmés
President Marga Prohens, Mayor Jaime Martínez, and the President of the Consell de Mallorca, Llorenç Galmés, at the traditional 'fogueró' of Sant Sebastià organised by the PP of Palma.
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