Markets in Calvia run on three days of the week across different neighbourhoods of this Mallorcan municipality. The main Calvià village market sets up every Monday morning along Carrer Major, where around 15 stalls sell fresh fruit, vegetables, clothing, and prepared foods. It's one of the oldest weekly markets on the island.
On Saturdays, the Son Bugadelles Street Market draws shoppers with clothing, leather goods, and handicrafts. Sundays bring the Palmanova market, a smaller affair focused on clothing and jewellery.
Calvia sits in the southwest of Mallorca, close to the popular resort areas of Magaluf and Santa Ponça. If you're looking for larger market days, Palma has several municipal market halls open throughout the week. You can find a full list of market days across the municipality on the Calvia town hall website.
Need a market today? Here's what's open:
| Day | Street Markets |
|---|---|
| Monday | Calvià Street Market |
| Tuesday | None |
| Wednesday | None |
| Thursday | None |
| Friday | None |
| Saturday | Son Bugadelles Street Market |
| Sunday | Palmanova Street Market |
Calvià Street Market is a small weekly street market held every Monday in the centre of Calvià town. Operating from 8:30 AM to 1 PM, this modest market offers a selection of essential goods for locals and visitors. The market takes place along Carrer Major, providing convenient access to fresh produce and everyday items. Vendors typically sell clothing, fresh fruits, vegetables, and prepared foods including roast chicken.
Read full guide→Small weekly street market in Palmanova resort town every Sunday morning. Sells clothing, footwear, jewelry and household items from a handful of vendors. Wheelchair accessible and credit cards accepted.
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A Saturday morning street market in Calvià's Son Bugadelles area. Known for second-hand items, vintage clothing, and antiques. Part of proceeds supports Projecte Home NGO's social programs.
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