Ajuntament de Santa Maria del Camí
Santa Maria del Camí Sunday market
Market every Sunday from 8:00 to 14:00 on Plaça Nova and nearby, except on the day of the village fair; walking around is free.
Closed on Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Towns of Mallorca · Raiguer & the inland villages
Santa Maria del Camí
Also known as Santa María del Camino
A waypoint on the old road from Palma to Inca, with a Sunday market and a long wine tradition.
- Things to do
- 4 in town · 9 nearby
- Best time
- Sunday morning, market day
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Things to do in Santa Maria del Camí
The Sunday market has been a public market since 1898 and has been held on Plaça Nova since 1973. The railway arrived in 1875, and the town lived off almonds, aniseed liqueur and vines: in 1933 it declared over 320,000 litres of wine, and today it belongs to the Binissalem designation of origin.
Family winery in Santa Maria del Camí with tasting and transfer from Palma
A 3-hour visit to a family winery among vineyards, about 15 minutes from Palma, with wine tasting and snacks.
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Winery visit and tasting at Bodega Ramanyà (Santa Maria del Camí)
A guided visit to a family winery in the Binissalem area with three wines and a Mallorcan snack.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Macià Batle winery tour and tasting
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
Santa Maria del Camí on the map
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In Santa Maria del Camí
- Santa Maria del Camí Sunday market0.5 km
- Family winery in Santa Maria del Camí with tasting and transfer from Palma0.5 km
- Winery visit and tasting at Bodega Ramanyà (Santa Maria del Camí)0.6 km
- Macià Batle winery tour and tasting0.8 km
Around
When to visit Santa Maria del Camí, and tips
- 01
When to go
Sunday morning for the market; the last Sunday of April for Sa Fira; and late November for the Vi Novell (new wine) festival.
- 02
A local tip
The train station (SFM line T1) is right in town. On market or festival days, don’t try to park by the main square.
Quick facts
- Market
- Sunday · public since 1898
- Railway
- Since 1875
- Sa Fira
- Last Sunday of April
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Near Santa Maria del Camí
Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
eKarts Marratxí: indoor electric karting
8-minute races and 24-minute competitions in covered electric karts inside the Mallorca Fashion Outlet centre.
One-day ceramics workshop in Pòrtol (hand-building)
Three hours of hand-building with stoneware in the Pòrtol studio; pieces are glazed and fired and collected after 2-3 weeks.
According to Google, open only on Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Raixa estate and gardens (Bunyola)
Self-guided visit to a historic estate with house, gardens and audio guide; free entry and its own parking.
Closed on Mondays and Sundays according to Google
Museu del Fang de Marratxí (Ajuntament de Marratxí)
Museu del Fang in Marratxí, traditional ceramics in a windmill
Small ceramics museum in a sa Cabaneta windmill with around 900 pieces, centred on Marratxí's traditional pottery.
Closed on Mondays, Saturdays and Sundays according to Google
Guided visit and tasting at Bodega Ribas
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
18-hole golf at Golf Son Termens
18-hole, par-70 course in Bunyola with an 18-hole green fee of EUR 90 to EUR 110, early-bird and twilight rates, a driving range and a restaurant.
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Ways to explore Santa Maria del Camí
Comparisons built from the experiences in and around Santa Maria del Camí.
Nearby towns
- Marratxí2.0 km
- Consell3.9 km
- Binissalem6.3 km
- Alaró6.4 km
- Santa Eugènia6.4 km
- Bunyola8.1 km
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What is there to see and do in Santa Maria del Camí?
The Sunday market has been a public market since 1898 and has been held on Plaça Nova since 1973. The railway arrived in 1875, and the town lived off almonds, aniseed liqueur and vines: in 1933 it declared over 320,000 litres of wine, and today it belongs to the Binissalem designation of origin. Atlas de Mallorca lists 4 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Santa Maria del Camí Sunday market, Family winery in Santa Maria del Camí with tasting and transfer from Palma, Winery visit and tasting at Bodega Ramanyà (Santa Maria del Camí), Macià Batle winery tour and tasting, eKarts Marratxí: indoor electric karting, One-day ceramics workshop in Pòrtol (hand-building).
When is the best time to visit Santa Maria del Camí?
Sunday morning for the market; the last Sunday of April for Sa Fira; and late November for the Vi Novell (new wine) festival.
Any practical tips for visiting Santa Maria del Camí?
The train station (SFM line T1) is right in town. On market or festival days, don’t try to park by the main square.
Sources
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