Raiguer: the foothills

Towns and villages (2)

• Alcúdia

  A medieval town within complete defensive walls, with the Roman site of Pollentia nearby and a market on Tuesdays and…

  • pop. 21,907

• Inca

  The second most important town on the island, a railway hub and the capital of leather crafts, with a Thursday market…

  • pop. 36,262

Places to visit (4)

• Binissalem wine (DO)

  Binissalem is the oldest denominación de origen for wines on the island: about 600 hectares of vineyards around…

• Coves de Campanet (Campanet Caves)

  Smaller, more intimate caves in the north of the island with a shorter route than those at Porto Cristo.

• Mallorcan olive oil (PDO Oli de Mallorca)

  Oli de Mallorca is an olive oil with a protected designation of origin, entered in the EU register in 2004.

• Quely olive-oil biscuits, Inca

  Quely is a family-owned firm from Inca, a producer of olive-oil biscuits that islanders take home in their luggage.

Festivals and events (5)

• Caimari Olive Fair

  Every year on the third weekend of November Caimari, a village at the foot of the Tramuntana, turns into an open-air…

  • 21 November 2026

• Dijous Bo fair, Inca

  Mallorca's biggest fair: on Thursday 19 November 2026 Inca turns into one huge marketplace, preceded by Dimecres Bo…

  • 18 November 2026

• Festa des Vermar, Binissalem wine harvest festival

  The September wine harvest festival in the heart of the Binissalem DO wine region: grape treading, a big grape battle…

  • 4 September 2026

• Mallorca 312 cycling sportive

  The biggest amateur cycling event in Mallorca: the start from Platja de Muro on the morning of Saturday 25 April 2026,…

  • 25 April 2026

• Sant Antoni in Sa Pobla

  On the eve, 16 January, and on the day itself, 17 January, Sa Pobla celebrates Sant Antoni: the devils (dimonis) and…

  • 16 January 2026