A football camp on Mallorca, for adults 25+
24–27 September 2026. Four days of serious coaching on the island after the crowds have gone — 27°C, the warmest sea of the year, and a group capped at 16 players. Two days off work buys you all of it.
The island after everyone else has left
Professional clubs have used Mallorca for preseason for decades, and not for the scenery. The island has the facilities, the climate and — critically — the space. In late September that space is genuinely yours: the August crowds are gone, flights have dropped back to off-peak prices, and the island returns to the people still on it.
The timing is deliberate. Air temperatures sit around 27°C, and the sea is at its warmest point of the entire year after a summer of heating — which matters more than it sounds, because it turns recovery from a chore into the best part of the day.
This is also the camp people most often extend. Four days of football, then a few more on an island that is quiet, cheap and still warm in October.
What makes this camp different
Every FUELSIT camp gives you structured coaching, video analysis and real match play. Mallorca adds the thing you cannot do in a city: proper recovery built into the schedule rather than squeezed around it.
- Four days of planned technical, tactical and positional work with licensed coaches
- 1-on-1 video analysis — your play recorded and broken down so you leave knowing what to fix
- Dedicated recovery sessions between training blocks, using the island and the sea rather than a hotel gym
- Football-specific mobility and injury prevention — the work adult players skip until something tears
- Competitive matches with live coaching, and a group small enough that the coach knows your name by day one
Only two days off work
The camp runs Thursday to Sunday. Take Thursday and Friday, fly out Wednesday evening, and you get four full days of football for two days of leave. It is the best ratio of the season — the five-day Barcelona Intensive goes deeper, but costs you a full week.
Getting to Mallorca
✈️ Airport
Palma de Mallorca (PMI), around 8 km from Palma. One of Spain's busiest airports, still served by direct flights from most of Europe in late September — but at off-peak fares.
🌤️ Weather & sea
Around 27°C in the afternoon, and the sea at its warmest of the year after a full summer of heating. Ideal conditions for training hard and recovering properly.
🏨 Where to stay
The camp is priced training-only, so you book your own accommodation. September is shoulder season, which means real availability at sane prices. Recommended options go to the applicant list first.
Mallorca — your questions
Two days. The camp runs Thursday to Sunday, 24–27 September 2026, so you only need Thursday and Friday off to get four full days of football.
Palma de Mallorca (PMI), around 8 km from Palma and one of the busiest airports in Spain. In late September it is still served by direct flights from most of Europe, but at off-peak prices.
Late September is the island at its best for training. Air temperatures sit around 27°C, the sea is at its warmest after a summer of heating, and the peak-season crowds have gone — which means quieter facilities, cheaper flights and an island that feels like it belongs to the people still there.
Yes. Training and video sessions are for registered players only, but Mallorca is the camp people most often turn into a longer trip. Tell us when you join the applicant list and we will factor it into accommodation options.
No. The camp is priced training-only at €1,099, covering all coaching, facilities, video analysis and recovery sessions. Accommodation packages will be offered separately and applicants see the options first.
You should be able to play a full casual match. Four days is demanding, which is exactly why recovery sessions are built into the schedule rather than left to chance. There is no upper age limit.
Prefer the mainland?
Four days. One island. Sixteen players.
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