The whole week
Monday8 markets
Palma and the bay
- Palma Pere Garau
The southwest
- Calvià
- Port d'Andratx
The east
- Manacor
- Cala Ratjada crafts in the evening, 1 May to 31 October
Es Pla, the centre
- Montuïri
- Caimari
- Lloret de Vistalegre
Tuesday12 markets
Wednesday21 markets
Palma and the bay
- s'Arenal
- Palma Pere Garau, es Coll d'en Rabassa
The southwest
- Andratx
- El Toro
Serra de Tramuntana
- Bunyola
- Deià
The north
The east
- Capdepera
- Cala Ratjada crafts in the evening, 1 May to 31 October
The south
- Santanyí
- Llucmajor
- Cas Concos
- Maioris
- Sa Ràpita
- Colònia de Sant Jordi evening, May to October
Es Pla, the centre
- Sineu
- Petra
- Sencelles
- Selva
- Vilafranca de Bonany
- Sa Cabana
Thursday17 markets
Palma and the bay
- s'Arenal
- Palma Pere Garau, Can Pastilla
Serra de Tramuntana
- Port de Sóller
- Palmanyola
The north
- Port d'Alcúdia evening, June to September
The east
- Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
- Calonge
- Porto Cristo summer market, 1 June to 30 September
- s'Illot evening, 1 June to 30 September
The south
- Campos
- Ses Salines
- Es Llombards
- Cala Egos night market, 1 May to 31 October
Es Pla, the centre
- Inca
- Consell
- Sant Joan
- Pòrtol
Friday13 markets
Palma and the bay
- s'Arenal
- Palma Pere Garau, Rafal Nou, Sa Vileta
The southwest
- Son Ferrer
The north
- Port d'Alcúdia evening, June to September
The east
- Son Servera
- Son Carrió
- Cala Ratjada crafts in the evening, 1 May to 31 October
The south
- Llucmajor
- Santanyí crafts in the evening, 1 May to 30 September
Es Pla, the centre
- Algaida
- Binissalem
- Marratxí
- Inca Friday market, 15 February to 15 October
Saturday28 markets
Palma and the bay
- s'Arenal
- Palma Pere Garau, Santa Catalina, es Coll d'en Rabassa, Son Ferriol, Son Fuster, organic market on Plaça del Bisbe Berenguer de Palou
The southwest
- Santa Ponça
- s'Arracó
Serra de Tramuntana
- Sóller crafts
- Bunyola
- Esporles
- Palmanyola
The north
- Búger
- Campanet
- Port d'Alcúdia evening, June to September
The east
- Manacor
- Portocolom
- Cala Ratjada
- s'Horta
The south
- Santanyí
- Campos
- Sa Ràpita
- Badia Gran
- Les Palmeres
Es Pla, the centre
- Alaró
- Lloseta
- Petra
- Ariany
- Costitx
- Sencelles
- Moscari
- Biniali
Sunday14 markets
The southwest
- Palmanova and Son Caliu
Serra de Tramuntana
The east
- Felanitx
- Porto Cristo
The south
- Llucmajor
- Cala d'Or night market, 1 May to 31 October
Es Pla, the centre
- Santa Maria del Camí
- Inca (Son Amonda)
- Consell flea market (Mercat dels Encants)
- Inca flea market (Mercat dels Encants)
Source: Official 2026 overview of fairs and markets of the Government of the Balearic Islands, completed with the weekly markets the town halls list themselves. Last checked 19 October 2026. Town halls occasionally move markets, especially on public holidays.
How to make the most of a market
Village markets start early and are at their best before ten, when the produce is fresh and the lanes are still cool. Most wind down around one o'clock. Bring cash and a basket, and park at the edge of town: the centre is closed to traffic on market mornings.
The large markets of Sineu on Wednesday, Santanyí on Wednesday and Saturday, Pollença on Sunday and Sóller on Saturday draw visitors from all over the island. Small villages hold markets that are hardly more than a few stalls, but they are where locals shop. The guide to the markets explains what to buy and when.
Questions
Which is the best market on Mallorca?
Sineu on Wednesday is the island's most traditional market, with livestock in the morning and produce throughout the town. Santanyí, Pollença and Sóller combine a fine market with a beautiful town.
Are the markets open all year?
The weekly village markets run all year. Evening craft markets in resorts such as Cala Ratjada, Colònia de Sant Jordi or Port d'Alcúdia only run in their season, which this tool takes into account.
What time do the markets open?
Most start around eight in the morning and close at about one or two in the afternoon. Evening markets open after sunset in summer. Times vary by town, so arrive early.
Where does the market list come from?
From the official overview of fairs and markets published by the Government of the Balearic Islands for 2026, completed with weekly markets that the town halls list on their own pages.
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