| Most markets in Mallorca are held in the morning. Try to arrive before 10.30am because many markets are all finished and packed up by 1.30pm.
The nearest big markets are at Santanyi and Felanitx. Bargains to be had are lace tablecloths and leather handbags, but do try to haggle over the price. Fruit and Veg and fresh meat (very fresh - still alive!!!) are also found at many markets. The markets are easily reached by bus or taxi.
There are two markets at nearby Campos, one on a Thursday and one on Saturday. The Saturday one is the better of the two - there isn’t much there on Thursday.
There is also a small street market at nearby Porto Colom on Tuesday - but it is only a small market. However, the town is beautiful and is well worth going to see, and stroll around the harbour area - so you may as well go on a Tuesday!
On Saturday mornings Palma’s street market is on the Avenidas close to the large department store El Corte Ingles.
A lot of travel agencies, as well as your tour operator, offer organised trips to Inca market on Thursday morning. It is one of the biggest markets on the island and is well worth the trip.
Some of the island's markets you may wish to visit are held on the following days:
| Monday |
Manacor |
| Tuesday |
Alcudia - Arta |
| Wednesday |
Santanyi - Lluchmajor - Andraitx - Puerto Pollensa - Sa Coma (pm - Summer only) |
| Thursday |
Inca - Campos |
| Friday |
Son Servera |
| Saturday |
Palma - Santanyi - Campos |
| Sunday |
Alcudia - Porto Cristo - Felanitx |
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