Towns of Mallorca · Migjorn & the south

Campos

The plain that meets the sea at Es Trenc: white sand, untouched dunes and a wetland full of birds.

Campos · 39°26′N · 3°01′E
ATLAS DE MALLORCA Campos 39°26′N · 3°01′E Nº 13 / 53

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Things to do in Campos

Behind the dunes of Es Trenc lies the Salobrar de Campos, Mallorca’s second wetland after s’Albufera, with reeds, tamarisks and plenty of birds; since 2017 the whole area is a natural park. The town was founded by James II in 1300 and lived off the land: irrigated fields, orchards and dairy farming.

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Artestruz: ostrich farm

Educational ostrich farm in Campos: a visit to learn about them, feed them and try ostrich egg at the café.

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Coves and beaches in Campos

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When to visit Campos, and tips

  1. 01

    When to go

    Outside July and August, when the beach can breathe. In May the Fira de Maig (second Sunday) brings cows, wines and cheeses into the streets; and on 26 November, for Santa Catalina, bonfires are lit.

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    A local tip

    Use the signposted beach paths: they protect the dunes. With a westerly wind there are strong currents. The town market is on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Quick facts

Market
Thursday and Saturday
Natural park
Es Trenc–Salobrar, since 2017
Fira de Maig
Second Sunday in May

Where to stay in Campos

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Near Campos

Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.

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Questions about Campos

What is there to see and do in Campos?

Behind the dunes of Es Trenc lies the Salobrar de Campos, Mallorca’s second wetland after s’Albufera, with reeds, tamarisks and plenty of birds; since 2017 the whole area is a natural park. The town was founded by James II in 1300 and lived off the land: irrigated fields, orchards and dairy farming. Atlas de Mallorca lists 7 experiences in town and 3 nearby: Guided visit to the Etnogràfic Campos museum, Artestruz: ostrich farm, Horse ride on Es Trenc beach (VIP format), Guided visit to Salines d'es Trenc, Traditional llaut cruise along Es Trenc from Sa Ràpita, Es Trenc SUP and snorkel day in a small group.

When is the best time to visit Campos?

Outside July and August, when the beach can breathe. In May the Fira de Maig (second Sunday) brings cows, wines and cheeses into the streets; and on 26 November, for Santa Catalina, bonfires are lit.

Any practical tips for visiting Campos?

Use the signposted beach paths: they protect the dunes. With a westerly wind there are strong currents. The town market is on Thursdays and Saturdays.

Sources

Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.