Calas de Mallorca Markets

Markets in Mallorca provide the ideal place to purchase some original Mallorcan products. In these picturesque, colourful and multi-ethnologic places you'll find nearly everything, from basic food produce to the ultimate fashion trend, all in a familiar relaxed atmosphere.

Most markets on the island are held in the morning from around 8:00 to 13:00, so you'll need to get there early and be prepared to haggle like a professional to secure the best bargains.

The nearest big market to Calas de Mallorca, is held at nearby Manacor every Monday at the at Placa Ramon Llull, along with a Saturday market at Placa de sa Bassa and a daily fruit and vegetable market on the Placa Constitucio. There's usually a good selection of locally produced fruit, vegetables and crafts on offer, along with a selection of other Mallorcan products including lace tablecloths and leather handbags.

Every Sunday, a large street market is also held in the centre of Felanitx. There's usually a good selection of locally produced fruit, vegetables and crafts on offer, along with a selection of other Mallorcan products including flowers and clothes etc.

A special market bus is always laid on from Calas de Mallorca, although these are always very full by the time they arrive at the market. So, if there are a number of you that can travel together it's often worth considering taking a taxi for the short trip.

There is also a very small street market held every Tuesday on the Passeig de la Sirena in Porto Colom.

During the summer months, a further market is also held on the Carrer Tamarell and Cami de la Mar, in the centre of the resort of S'Illot, on a Thursday evening from around 18:00 to 23:00.

If you have access to a car, or fancy a half day organised excursion, the biggest and most famous weekly market on Mallorca is held every Thursday morning around the streets of Inca. Although also selling a wide selection of other goods, Inca market is most famous for its leather goods, so expect to find a wide selection of leather shoes, bags and jackets.

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