Santanyí Market
Santanyí Market is a weekly market on Plaça Major in Santanyí, Mallorca. It opens on Wednesdays and Saturdays from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm, and the busiest period is around 10:00-11:00 am. Stalls sell fruit, vegetables, olives, cheese, meat, ceramics, jewellery, clothes, bags, flowers and souvenirs; prices can include €4 for orange juice and €12-15 per kilo of cherries. Parking is available on the outskirts, some spaces are free, and the narrow streets can be hard to move through once the market fills up.
Frequently Asked Questions
On which days and at what times does Santanyí Market take place?
According to the official website, Santanyí Market takes place on Wednesdays and Saturdays. Opening hours are listed as 9:00 am to 2:00 pm. Several reviews confirm these times, and the market is easiest to reach earlier in the morning.
Where is the market located in Santanyí?
The market is held at Plaça Major, 07650 Santanyí, in the historic town centre. According to the website, it stretches through the charming streets of the old centre. That is handy if you want to combine your visit with a walk around the town.
What is the parking situation like at Santanyí Market?
Parking is available, but spaces in the centre are limited. The website lists parking, and reviews also mention free parking on the outskirts as well as a free car park a short distance away. Several visitors recommend arriving before 9:30 am; one report mentions a walk of about 1 km from the car park to the market.
When is the best time to visit to avoid crowds?
Several reviews recommend arriving before 9:30 am. From around 10:00 to 11:00 am, the market gets noticeably busier, especially on Saturdays. If you prefer a quieter visit, several visitors say Wednesday is usually less crowded than Saturday.
What products are available at Santanyí Market?
According to the website and reviews, Santanyí Market offers fresh food, fruit and vegetables, cheese, cured meats and olive oil, as well as handicrafts. Other items mentioned include ceramics, baskets, soaps, candles, clothing, bags and jewellery. So the stalls offer both local produce and artisan goods.
Are there cafés, seating or live music on site?
Yes. According to the official website, parking, a terrace and live music are among the available facilities. Reviews also mention cafés, bars and restaurants around the market. That makes it convenient to take a break during your visit, especially in the morning.
What are the prices like, and can you pay by card?
The website notes that some products may be more expensive than at other markets. Reviews give examples such as €4 for orange juice, €5 for five figs and €12 to €15 per kilo for cherries. Card payments are accepted at least at some stalls, so it is best to ask directly at each stand.
What is the best way to get to the market if you do not have a car?
According to reviews, a bus stop is only a few minutes from the market. However, there is only one taxi rank, and one visitor reported a wait of about 1.5 hours for the return journey. If you are travelling without a car, it makes sense to plan your return in advance.
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Plaça Major, 07650 Santanyí
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