Towns of Mallorca · Raiguer & the inland villages
Stone, vines and the grape-harvest festival: Mallorcan wine has its own home here.
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Vineyards are recorded in Binissalem as early as 1339, and its wine became the island’s most famous; today it names a designation of origin, with manto negre as the main red grape. The old town of 18th- and 19th-century stone houses is crowned by the church of Santa Maria de Robines, the tallest building in town.
Bodegas Antonio Nadal (Son Roig)
A walk through the vineyard, a cellar visit and a tasting of the house wines, hosted by a member of the family that owns the estate.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Tour of a historic Binissalem winery and tasting of whites, rosés, reds and cava with local snacks.
Three tasting formats in Binissalem: from three to five wines with cured meats, cheese and other island products.
Closed on Thursdays, Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
A literary museum in the 17th-century manor house of Can Sabater, devoted to the life and work of Llorenç Villalonga.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Guided look at winemaking in a Binissalem cellar, followed by a basic, special or premium tasting paired with typical local products.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
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In September for the Festa des Vermar, the great harvest festival, with a grape battle, a parade and a wine fair. Friday is market day.
Come by train: SFM line T1 (Palma–Inca) stops in Binissalem, a few minutes from the centre. If you are going wine tasting, leave the car behind.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
Guided walk through a family winery in Consell founded in 1711, with a tasting in the garden or the 18th-century manor house.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
A descent into a winery built underground, with glass panels over the winemaking areas, a walk through the vines and a closing tasting.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Guided tasting of five beers with home-made tapas in the Alaró brewery itself, about one hour and from EUR 12 per person.
Castell d'Alaró (refugio y Es Verger)
Walk up to a hilltop castle with a refuge and chapel at the top, with views over the Raiguer and the plain.
Closed on Tuesdays according to Google
Tour of the fermentation and bottling areas of a Santa Maria del Camí winery, with its label art and a tasting paired with local bites.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
A guided visit to a family winery in the Binissalem area with three wines and a Mallorcan snack.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Comparisons built from the experiences in and around Binissalem.
Vineyards are recorded in Binissalem as early as 1339, and its wine became the island’s most famous; today it names a designation of origin, with manto negre as the main red grape. The old town of 18th- and 19th-century stone houses is crowned by the church of Santa Maria de Robines, the tallest building in town. Atlas de Mallorca lists 5 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Wine Sensations at Son Roig (Bodegas Antonio Nadal), Visit and tasting at Bodegas José L. Ferrer, Wine tasting at Bodegas Sa Cabana (Binissalem), Casa Llorenç Villalonga: literary museum in Binissalem, Tour and tasting at Celler Tianna Negre (Binissalem), Guided visit and tasting at Bodega Ribas.
In September for the Festa des Vermar, the great harvest festival, with a grape battle, a parade and a wine fair. Friday is market day.
Come by train: SFM line T1 (Palma–Inca) stops in Binissalem, a few minutes from the centre. If you are going wine tasting, leave the car behind.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.
