The markets on Mallorca are definitely worth a visit. Organic and regional products make the hearts of Mallorca fans beat faster.

The markets They are spread throughout the island and offer an authentic Spanish experience. There is lively activity here, people are chatting, laughing, and having a meal together with wine and regionally-produced organic food.

Weekly markets on Mallorca

A very special highlight on Mallorca are the numerous Weekly markets on the island, which starts early in the morning (around 9:30 am) and continues until the afternoon. During these hours, you can purchase typical Mallorcan delicacies such as wine and food, but also clothing.   

The best weekly markets in Mallorca at a glance

City	Location	Venue	Day of the week	Special features
Sineu	Island center (Plà de Mallorca)	City center	Wednesday	Traditional livestock market, fresh products, handicrafts, rustic atmosphere
Santa Maria del Camí	Island center (west of Palma)	Plaça Nova	Sunday	Organic products, regional wines, typical Mallorcan flair
Port de Pollença	North of the island	Plaza Miquel Capllonch	Wednesday	Handicrafts, plants, clothing, wonderful views of the bay
Port de Andratx	South-west	Placa Espanya and city center	Wednesday	A diverse eco-market with food, fashion, electronics, and souvenirs
Inca	Island center (Raiguer region)	Old town around Gran Via Colón	Thursday	Major market of Mallorca, themed areas with organic products, farmers' market and animal show

Wednesday market in Sineu

The Wednesday market in Sineu, a small town in the middle of the plateau of the island of Mallorca, attracts tourists and locals every week for a leisurely stroll. Livestock and handicrafts market It offers regional vegetable and fruit specialties, groceries, but also pottery and agricultural equipment. The food is fresh, the people are cheerful, and the atmosphere is excellent – despite tourism, the weekly market has not lost its traditionally Mallorcan character. Numerous bars and restaurants also invite you to linger and you don’t have to do without a glass of Spanish wine and regional dishes here either. 

Open Wednesday morning in the city center  

 

Buying organic food in Santa Maria del Camí

On Sundays, the market in the beautiful town of Santa Maria attracts visitors with its colorful stalls and delicious food. Organic products and local delicacies. Here you will find gorgeous, sun-ripened tomatoes, aromatic-scented oranges, or hearty delicacies from organic farming whose aroma and appearance are guaranteed to captivate you. Wander through the magnificent surroundings and fully experience the charm of the Mallorcan weekly market. Let yourself be seduced by the scent of local spices that wafts into your nostrils as you sip a glass of Jaume de Puntiro or Marcia Battle, for which this farming region is known.  

Open Sunday, morning, Plaça Nova

Crafts in Port de Pollensa

The breathtaking bay in the north of the island offers not only a sensational view but is also home to the weekly market held every two weeks in Miquel-Capllonch Square. Between 8:00 and 13:00 you can find about 50-60 stalls offering not only delicious food of all kinds but also Authentic handmade crafts, and Traditional clothing and admire footwear tools, but also native, heavenly-smelling plants and Regional fruit and vegetables are a real highlight here.   
 

Open Wednesday, morning, Plaça Miguel Capllonch  
 

Shopping locally in Port de Andratx

There is a lot of activity going on on the Eco-market in Andratx, Every Wednesday, this picturesque town attracts countless visitors to its streets to take advantage of the diverse offerings of the weekly market between 8:00 and 14:00. Local vendors offer residents and tourists Mediterranean-style, high-quality delicacies such as fresh fruits and vegetables at numerous market stands around the Plaza at the church, as well as curiosities such as jewelry and handbags, electrical appliances, and many other everyday items.

Open Wednesday, morning, Placa Espana

Weekly market in Inca – Mallorca’s largest open-air market

In Mallorca’s third largest city, in the heart of the island’s interior, the largest and most diverse weekly market in Mallorca takes place every Thursday morning. The Inca market attracts traders from all over Mallorca and transforms the historic city center into a colorful, lively market. The stalls are spread over several streets and are thematically organized: organic products are located centrally in front of the market hall, handicrafts made from leather and ceramics have their own area, and traditional farmers’ markets including a livestock show line up in Calle Sant Francesc. In addition to fresh fruits and vegetables, regional wine and handicrafts, souvenirs, fashion and – due to the influx of tourists – increasingly international goods can also be found here. Despite the commercial changes, one can still feel the original character of a true Mallorcan market.

Open Thursday morning, around Gran Via Colón and the old town

What you absolutely have to try at Mallorca’s weekly markets

Culinary must-tries

• Sobrasada: The typical Mallorcan, streaked tomato sausage. Best eaten fresh on bread with a hint of honey – a rustic taste experience.
• Ensaimada: This sweet, spiral-shaped yeast dough specialty is available classic or with fillings such as chocolate, pumpkin or vanilla cream.
• Tumbet: A traditional Mallorcan vegetable dish – often available as street food or in a glass for home consumption.
• Empanadas & Coca: Hearty pie pockets and vegetable fritters – ideal for a quick mid-day snack.

Drink recommendations

• Mallorcan country wine: Available directly from the winemaker in markets like Santa Maria or Inca – authentic and regional.
• Hierbas Mallorquinas: The aromatic herbal liqueur is available in many places – ideal as a souvenir or digestif.
• Freshly squeezed orange juice: Made from domestic citrus fruits – refreshing, vitamin-rich and a must-have at every market.

What you absolutely should take with you

• Leather goods from Inca: Shoes, bags and belts made directly from local workshops with genuine craftsmanship.
• Ceramics from Marratxí or Pòrtol: Colourful bowls, plates and jugs with Mallorcan patterns – functional and decorative.
• Spices & Sea Salt: Especially „Flor de Sal d’Es Trenc“ in variations such as hibiscus or orange are popular souvenirs.
• Native olive oil: High-quality oils from local olive varieties – often available in stylish bottles.
• Basket and palm leaf products: Hand-woven bags, baskets and hats – authentic, sustainable and charming.

Experience the market with all your senses

The weekly markets on Mallorca are more than just places to shop – they are experiences for all the senses. Watch the lively activity, hear the sound of the Mallorcan language, and smell the scent of fresh herbs, roasted almonds, and grilled meat.

Many markets surprise with Live music, street performers or small art exhibitions. Treat yourself to a glass of wine, a piece of local pastry – and let the atmosphere take effect. A visit to a market in Mallorca is pure holiday.

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