Binissalem is famous for its wine and reserves a fortnight to celebrating the end of the harvesting of the grapes.

Mallorca’s largest traditional fair attracts visitors from all over the island as it’s a fun-filled day-long event for all the family, this year taking place on Thursday 17th of November 2022.

On the day of Pollença’s Patroness Saint, the locals take to the streets to re-enact the epic battle between Moors and Christians.

This lively re-enactment of the battle that ensued when the Moors unsuccessfully invaded Port Sóller in May 1561 begins in the port and makes its way to the town, ending in the main square with the Christians’ victory celebrations.

Every year the streets of Mallorca become one huge conglomeration of carnivals, parties, parades and great fun with the traditional public celebrations of Sa Rua.

Antoni Abad is the patron saint of animals. On his saint’s day (mostly in the morning), Mallorcans around the island traditionally take their animals and pets to be blessed by their local priest.

Celebrated in Santa Ponsa the ‘Festes del Rei en Jaume’ is a fun-packed fiestas marking the landing of Jaime I at Santa Ponça in 1229 and was the beginning of the reconquest of the island from the Moors.

Durante siglos, los mallorquines han encendido hogueras en las calles y han quemado efigies del demonio que tentó al monje egipcio San Antón en el desierto.

The patron saint of Palma has a host of events in his name over a couple of weeks leading up to the saint’s day itself, January 20th.

Several towns across Mallorca put on a diverse programme of activities during August to celebrate La Mare de Déu d’Agost. Sporting, cultural and gastronomic events ensure there’s something for all the family.