Mercat setmanal de Son Cervera is the Friday market in Son Servera, based around Plaça de Sant Joan. Stalls run through the old town’s narrow streets and between buildings, with clothing, leather goods, fruit, vegetables and local food among the regular offers. A taxi from Cala Bona cost 5 euros for 4 people, and from Cala Millor about 7 euros. Parking in the centre is difficult and usually limited to outside the core area.
Frequently Asked Questions
What day is the Mercat setmanal de Son Cervera held?
Mercat setmanal de Son Cervera takes place every Friday. Several reviews note that the market runs through the old town’s narrow streets and between buildings. If you prefer a less crowded visit, it is sensible to arrive early, as it is often busy. The Google rating is 4.5 from 111 reviews.
What kinds of stalls are most common at the market?
At Mercat setmanal de Son Cervera, the most common stalls are clothing, textiles, leather goods, accessories and souvenirs. Several visitors also mention fruit, vegetables and other local food products. So you can expect both everyday market goods and handmade items. The mix may vary from one Friday to the next.
Is the market better for fresh produce or for clothes and souvenirs?
The market offers both, but many reviews specifically mention fresh produce such as fruit, vegetables and local food. At the same time, there are plenty of stalls selling clothes, leather goods and souvenirs. If you are mainly looking for fresh goods, a Friday visit is especially relevant. The market is spread through the centre of Son Servera.
What is the best way to get there from Cala Millor or Cala Bona?
According to reviews, the market is quickly reachable from Cala Millor, and some visitors have also come by bike or bus. A taxi from Cala Bona cost 5 euros for 4 people, while one from Cala Millor was around 7 euros. Because the market is in the town centre, walking or cycling can also be practical depending on where you start. Allow extra time for traffic.
Is parking available at the market?
Several visitors report that parking in the centre is difficult and that spaces are often only available outside the town core. If you are arriving by car, it is sensible to come a bit earlier and expect a short walk. The market runs through narrow streets and alleys, so direct access is limited. During busy periods, finding a space can take longer.
How crowded does the market get, and is it still busy in low season?
Reviews often describe the market as very busy, and at least one visitor said it was still very crowded in October. That suggests it is not only active in peak season. If you prefer more space, arriving early on Friday is a practical option. The market is set around Son Servera’s old town.
Are there cafés, bars or places to eat nearby?
Yes, several reviews mention cafés, bars, terraces and restaurants directly in or around the market area. That is useful if you want to combine your visit with a break. Mercat setmanal de Son Cervera is in the old town, so many options are within walking distance. If you plan to stay longer, it is worth allowing time for a stop.
