Food & drink
Mallorca's weekly markets
Almost every town has its weekly market, in the morning (roughly 8 am to 1:30 pm).
Each day of the week has its own. Monday: Manacor and Calvià. Tuesday: Artà, Alcúdia and Portocolom. Wednesday: Sineu, the oldest, Petra, Andratx, Capdepera, Llucmajor, Santanyí and Port de Pollença. Thursday: Inca, the biggest, and Campos. Friday: Son Servera and Llucmajor. Saturday: Sóller, on Plaça de la Constitució, Santanyí and Bunyola. Sunday: Pollença, Alcúdia, Felanitx, Santa Maria del Camí, Valldemossa, Muro and Porto Cristo.
To enjoy them, arrive before 10 am: it's cooler, you can park on the edge of town easily and the fruit, cheese and charcuterie stalls still have everything. Bring cash in small notes and a bag. The more touristy ones, such as Santanyí or Pollença, have more crafts and clothes; Sineu, Felanitx and Santa Maria are more about produce. For Santa Maria you can take the train from Palma and walk from the station to the market.
Frequently asked questions
Which market is on today in Mallorca?
Monday, Manacor; Tuesday, Artà and Alcúdia; Wednesday, Sineu, Petra and Santanyí; Thursday, Inca; Friday, Son Servera; Saturday, Sóller and Santanyí; Sunday, Pollença, Alcúdia, Felanitx and Santa Maria del Camí. All in the morning, roughly 8 am to 1:30 pm.
What is the biggest market in Mallorca?
Inca's Thursday market, which takes over much of the centre from early morning. Sineu's on Wednesdays is the most traditional and keeps its livestock fair; Santanyí's, on Wednesdays and Saturdays, is one of the prettiest.
Which markets are on Saturdays in Mallorca?
Sóller, in Plaça de la Constitució; Santanyí; and Bunyola. They are morning markets: arrive before 10:00, while there is still everything and parking outside the centre is easy. Santanyí also has its market on Wednesdays.
Which markets are on Sundays in Mallorca?
Pollença, Alcúdia, Felanitx, Santa Maria del Camí, Valldemossa, Muro and Porto Cristo, all in the morning. Felanitx and Santa Maria have more farm produce; you can reach Santa Maria by train from Palma and walk from the station to the market.
Updated in November 2026