A Lively Thursday Tradition
The Beating Heart of Village Life
Every Thursday morning, the main square of Ses Salines transforms into a bustling market filled with colour, aromas, and the lively chatter of traders and shoppers. The weekly market is more than a place to buy goods — it’s a social event where locals gather, neighbours catch up, and visitors get a genuine taste of rural Mallorcan life.
What You’ll Find
Stalls line the Plaça Major and surrounding streets, offering a mix of fresh fruit and vegetables, artisanal cheeses, olive oil, baked goods, and cured meats. Alongside the food, you’ll discover handmade crafts, clothing, leather goods, and decorative items that make perfect souvenirs. Seasonal produce and regional delicacies change throughout the year, so no two visits are the same.
A Cultural Experience
While many come for the shopping, just as many come for the atmosphere. The square is flanked by cafés and bars with outdoor seating, making it easy to enjoy a coffee or a snack while soaking up the market buzz. It’s an ideal opportunity for photographers and those curious about Mallorca’s village culture.
Practical Tips
Arrive early for the freshest produce and to avoid the busiest period between 10:00 and noon. Parking is available in nearby streets, but fills quickly on market day, so a short walk from the outskirts of the village is often easier.
Address: Plaça Major, 07640 Ses Salines, Illes Balears, Spain