FORMENTOR AND TRADITIONAL MARKETS

Traditional markets are an exceptional way to get to know the island and the traditions of each village and the Majorcan character. They are the perfect place to buy food products or handicrafts typical of the island. Depending on the day of the week you choose for the getaway, there will be a stop at the Sineu market (Wednesday) or a stop at the Alcúdia market (Sundays).

We offer you the possibility to make a small boat trip through the wonderful bay of Pollensa and Alcudia, where we can enjoy exceptional panoramic views of the north of Majorca from the sea and appreciate the peninsula of Formentor in all its splendor.

The exuberant beauty of Cabo Formentor is shaped by the winds and erosion of the sea that model day by day the varied and rugged coast of this cape. In some points, the cliffs reach 300 meters high and the views from these points of the road make this area one of the most extraordinary places in Majorca.

Formentor Beach is the ideal setting to rest, take a refreshing swim in its crystal-clear waters and enjoy the sun's rays as we sink our feet into its white sand. Quite an experience for the senses.

We offer you the possibility to make a small boat trip through the wonderful bay of Pollensa and Alcudia, where we can enjoy exceptional panoramic views of the north of Majorca from the sea.

The way back, includes a stop at a leather goods stores in Inca, a city known for the footwear and leather goods industry, with brands such as Camper, Barrats, Lottusse, Farrutx etc. Thursday's weekly market is known for its variety of handcrafted products and once a year they celebrate the so-called 'Dijous Bo' (Good Thursday), a market that attracts people from all over the island. It is preceded by the so-called 'Dimecres Bo' (Good Wednesday), during which various activities are carried out such as concerts or other festive events in which the whole city is full of life, color and traditions, in which to get lost in and enjoy.