Towns of Mallorca · Migjorn & the south
Also known as Felanich
A town of wine and paprika watched over by Sant Salvador, and a natural harbour where boats sleep under stone vaults.
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Above Felanitx, the Sant Salvador sanctuary, founded in 1348, and Santueri castle, wedged into the rock, can be seen from afar. A few kilometres away, Portocolom keeps its boathouses: arched stone slipways at the water’s edge, listed as Cultural Heritage in 2024. Its lighthouse dates from 1863.
Sunday market and Mercat Municipal open Tuesday to Sunday 8:00 to 13:30, with fruit, vegetables, meat, fish and flowers; entering is free.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Guided tour of a Felanitx winery and a seated tasting of five or six wines with an artisan charcuterie board; vertical option.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Walk around a rock castle in the Llevant hills, with a keep, walls, cisterns and views over the east of the island.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Sailing outing from Portocolom with anchoring in a south-east cove, swimming and snorkelling, for up to 10 people.
18- or 9-hole green fee at s'Horta (Felanitx): 18 holes at EUR 132 in high season and EUR 99 in low season, with buggy and club hire.
A boat ride along the east coast and a swim to the mouth of a sea cave with the "Loch Ness monster" rock.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
A PADI introduction of about three and a half hours that starts in the centre's pool and continues in the sea with an instructor in Portocolom.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
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Boat day from Portocolom or Cala Marçal with a swim at Cala d'Or, an hour in Cala Figuera and a final stop at Mondragó with slides.
Introductory dive session by speedboat from Portocolom to a shallow site, with a prior briefing and optional pick-up.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
The stamp marks the town; the dots are the experiences in and around it, coloured by category.
Felanitx in the morning and Portocolom in the afternoon. 28 August is Sant Agustí, and in October the Fira del Pebre Bord celebrates paprika.
The road up to Sant Salvador is narrow and winding and shared with cyclists: take it slowly. For Santueri castle, check beforehand whether it is open.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
Ajuntament de Manacor – Visit Manacor
A Bronze and Iron Age site with naviforms and a square talayot, free to enter and self-guided with panels in four languages.
An interactive visit of about 90 minutes to the museum devoted to Rafa Nadal, with a room where kids try different sports.
A private museum presented as Mallorca's largest ethnographic collection, visited on a guided tour with advance booking for 10 EUR.
Informal visit to a biodynamic winery in Porreres with a wine tasting, local biscuits and cheeses, about 1.5 hours.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Above Felanitx, the Sant Salvador sanctuary, founded in 1348, and Santueri castle, wedged into the rock, can be seen from afar. A few kilometres away, Portocolom keeps its boathouses: arched stone slipways at the water’s edge, listed as Cultural Heritage in 2024. Its lighthouse dates from 1863. Atlas de Mallorca lists 9 experiences in town and 4 nearby: Felanitx market: the Sunday market and the Mercat Municipal, Es Fangar winery tour and wine tasting (Felanitx), Visit to Santueri Castle, Sailing trip from Portocolom to the Llevant coves, 18-hole golf at Vall d'Or Golf, Sea-cave adventure from Portocolom with Skualo.
Felanitx in the morning and Portocolom in the afternoon. 28 August is Sant Agustí, and in October the Fira del Pebre Bord celebrates paprika.
The road up to Sant Salvador is narrow and winding and shared with cyclists: take it slowly. For Santueri castle, check beforehand whether it is open.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.
