Key facts
| Dijous Bo date in 2026 | 19 November2,3 2+ sources agree |
|---|---|
| Year of the first documented mention of the Thursday market | 1,375 year1 1 source |
| Year from which the Inca town hall has printed the official programme and poster | 1,969 year1 1 source |
| Fira d'Època 2026, start date | 7 November3 sources differ: 2-7 |
| 2026 dates | 18 November 2026 - 19 November 2026 (Dimecres Bo on Wednesday 18 November, Dijous Bo on Thursday 19 November) |
| How the date is set | The fourth Thursday after the Sunday following 18 October (according to Viquipèdia); in 2026-2028 this gives the same days as the third Thursday of November: 19 November 2026, 18 November 2027, 16 November 2028. |
| Tickets | Entry to the street fair is free; charges apply to selected shows and attractions. |
| Best time to go | November; from early morning, with the biggest crowds in the morning and afternoon |
| Crowds | extreme on Thursday, the centre of Inca closed to traffic |
The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: 2+ sources agree 1 source sources differ
Getting there
- By car from Palma: about 37 min, 30.1 km (our own measurement on the OSM road network, without traffic; method)
- On fair day the centre of Inca is closed; leave the car outside the town or in a park-and-ride car park and come by train.
- Parking: Limited; use the SFM train.
- Restrictions: Traffic closed in the centre and around the marketplace.
Questions and answers
When is Dijous Bo in Inca in 2026?
On Thursday 19 November 2026, with Dimecres Bo (the eve) on Wednesday 18 November. The date moves; in 2027 it is 18 November.
Is Dijous Bo in Inca free to enter?
Entry to the streets and stalls is free; the sources give no charges. Individual shows may be ticketed.
How do I get to Dijous Bo in Inca and where do I park?
Best by SFM train from Palma, because traffic is closed in the centre of Inca and car parks fill up from the morning. If you come by car, leave it outside town.
What should I watch out for at Dijous Bo?
Come in the morning before it gets crowded, wear comfortable shoes, watch your pockets and be ready for rain, because November can be wet.
Nearby and related
Places to visit
- Quely olive-oil biscuits, Inca 0.5 km
- Mallorcan olive oil (PDO Oli de Mallorca) 5.6 km
- Binissalem wine (DO) 6.8 km
- Coves de Campanet (Campanet Caves) 9.4 km
- Lluc Monastery (Santuari de Lluc) 11.5 km
Hiking trails
- GR 221 Stage 7: Tossals Verds - Son Amer 9.4 km
- GR 221 Stage 8: Son Amer - Pont Romà 10.8 km
- Puig de Massanella hike 11.5 km
- Alaró Castle hike 12.9 km
Towns and villages
- Inca 0.1 km
Festivals and events
- Caimari Olive Fair 5.6 km
- Festa des Vermar, Binissalem wine harvest festival 6.8 km
- Sant Antoni in Sa Pobla 11.2 km
Related
- Quely olive-oil biscuits, Inca
- Inca
- Caimari Olive Fair
- Festa des Vermar, Binissalem wine harvest festival
More in this region: Raiguer: the foothills
Sources
- ca.wikipedia.org (accessed 2026-10-29)
- icalendario.net (accessed 2026-10-29)
- thecalendarmallorca.com (accessed 2026-10-29)
Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.