Go-karting at the Can Picafort track
One of the island's longest karting layouts, with demanding bends and two straights, and karts suited to each driver's age.
Towns of Mallorca · Bay of Alcúdia
Also known as Santa Margarita
The town of the Beata festival and, on its coast, an ancient necropolis of stone tombs right by the sea.
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On the public estate of Son Real, next to Can Picafort, the necropolis gathers more than a hundred stone tombs, some shaped like small talaiots, used from the 7th century BC. In town, the Beata festivities honour Saint Catalina Tomàs: by day devils run through the streets, and at night the procession sets out.
One of the island's longest karting layouts, with demanding bends and two straights, and karts suited to each driver's age.
Outings of 1 h 30 ("Découverte") and 2 h ("Aventure") around the Rancho Grande Park estate, helmet and protection included; from age 15.
Two guided rides from the ranch: a 1-hour loop through the Son Bauló pines and a 3-hour route that reaches the beach at Son Serra de Marina.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Small-group speedboat outing to look for wild dolphins in the Bay of Alcúdia, sometimes with a swim stop.
Fishing day on a 42 ft boat with gear on board, rock or deep-sea style, for groups of up to 12 people.
Three hours along the north coast with snorkel and swim stops, Coll Baix, the Alcúdia lighthouse and caves; 6 seats, drinks and paddle board included.
An early speedboat departure from Can Picafort in search of dolphins; the way back follows the coast with a cave visit and a swim if the sea allows.
Two hours by speedboat along the north coast to see sea caves and rock formations, with a swim and snorkel stop in turquoise water.
A one-hour guided jet ski ride from Can Picafort to Alcanada island, no licence needed, with a short safety briefing first.
Rancho Grande Park (safari 4x4)
Off-road ride in a classic Land Rover across a private estate, with a stop at an abandoned hamlet and a closing barbecue on the Artà–Alcúdia road.
Closed on Mondays according to Google
A self-guided 75.8 km loop from Can Picafort on quiet back roads across the Pla de Mallorca, stopping in Sineu and Petra.
A horse or carriage ride, a barbecue dinner and a show with horses, music and dancing, transfer included.
Private charter on a fast 42-foot boat with fishing gear, snorkelling and coastal views; big-game, reef-fishing or sightseeing options.
The stamp marks the town; the dots are the experiences in and around it, coloured by category.
In September for the Beata (the procession is usually on the first Sunday; check the programme). For Son Real, come in the morning with water and sun protection.
You can walk there along the coast from Son Bauló beach in Can Picafort in about 20 minutes. Friday morning is market day in Can Picafort.
Live agenda
Activities from the municipal agenda and official local holidays, taken from public sources. Before you go, check the date and time on each event’s own page.
Public holidays in the municipality according to the official labour calendar.
Data: Govern de les Illes Balears, general and local labour calendar (open data, CC BY 4.0) (opens in a new tab) · checked on 23 October 2026.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
A roughly 2-hour visit to the family winery in Muro: vineyard walk, winemaking and a tasting of five wines with two tapas.
A free museum in a Muro manor house with tools, pottery, costumes and recreated rooms of a Mallorcan country house.
A workshop on an organic estate near Inca where you make a 25 cm fused-glass bowl; it is collected or shipped after firing.
Miquel Oliver Vinyes i Bodegues
Guided walk through the vineyards and cellar of a historic Pla i Llevant DO house, with a tasting of its Muscats and other wines.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Parc Natural de s'Albufera (Govern de les Illes Balears)
Bird wetland on the Bay of Alcudia, free entry with registration and guided outings on Saturday mornings.
TUI España Turismo (excursiones en Mallorca)
Markets, historic villages and viewpoints, with a typical lunch, water and wine included.
Comparisons built from the experiences in and around Santa Margalida.
On the public estate of Son Real, next to Can Picafort, the necropolis gathers more than a hundred stone tombs, some shaped like small talaiots, used from the 7th century BC. In town, the Beata festivities honour Saint Catalina Tomàs: by day devils run through the streets, and at night the procession sets out. Atlas de Mallorca lists 13 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Go-karting at the Can Picafort track, Guided off-road electric-scooter ride in Son Serra de Marina, Horse rides of 1 to 3 hours through pine woods and to the beach from Can Picafort, Dolphin watching by speedboat from Can Picafort, Fishing charter in the Bay of Alcúdia (rock and deep-sea), Small-group boat trip from Can Picafort (3 h, max. 6 people).
In September for the Beata (the procession is usually on the first Sunday; check the programme). For Son Real, come in the morning with water and sun protection.
You can walk there along the coast from Son Bauló beach in Can Picafort in about 20 minutes. Friday morning is market day in Can Picafort.
Our own text, based on these sources consulted on 2026-10-23. Dates, opening times and bus lines change: check them before you go.