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Mallorca Wine Express

Mallorca Wine Express

Mallorca Wine Express – Viticulture and wine production originated in the Caucasus (today Georgia) and in Asia Minor (Turkey). The first thing worth noting is that wine, throughout history, has been very well considered by Western high society, essential in any event or celebration and becoming a symbol and companion of treaties at historical level.
Mallorcan wine has become one of the most valued, opening the way among Europeans for many years and to make itself known, the island offers a very original and fun way to do it: the Mallorca wine Express.

It is a tourist train, decorated and decorated in the style of the nineteenth and twentieth century, which has its route through the center-north of the island (in the region of “Es Raiguer”) an area with quiet municipalities and full of vineyards following from Palma to Inca. The “Wine Express” is a peculiar way of getting to know everything related to Mallorcan wine, at the foot of vineyards and with visits to its wineries, where they will explain the elaboration processes that must be followed.

During the Mallorca wine express, they stop at different vineyards so they can taste the magnificent results of the vine while they receive an explanation about the different vines and the fruit that it produces. In the end, even with a tasting with aperitif of several types of wines, you can have dinner in the well-known Santa Maria del Camí restaurant, located next to the famous Macià Batle winery.

The end of the journey is carried out in the Bodegas Ca’n Ribas de Consell, a beautiful place where we can see again the process of wine storage and visit its former possession, in its interior patio we carry out the last tasting with wines, virgin olive oil and sweets Typical Mallorcan.

Apart from Santa María, with the tour we will visit the wine villages of Consell, Binissalem, Sencelles and although it does not fit within the route, we have other areas with very good wineries such as Felanitx, Banyalbufar or Andratx.

 Information about the Mallorca Wine Express

  • Santa María del Camí Station
  • Times: Monday to Friday, departures at 10:30 am and 3:00 pm (Saturdays only at 10:30 am)
  • Prices:
    o Adults: € 35 (including the tasting of four wines and appetizer)
    o Children from 5 to 12 years old: € 5
    o From 12 to 18 years old: € 10
    o Under 5 years old, free
  • Duration: between 3 and 4 hours

In addition to the tasting that you carry out in each winery, the client can taste any other wine that the wineries offer for a special price from € 1 per glass.

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The Best Markets in Mallorca

Die besten Märkte in Mallorca

The best Markets in Mallorca

The best Markets in Mallorca. During your holidays on Mallorca you definitely should visit one of its numerous craft markets where you can buy typical mallorcan products, handmade crafts or typical souvenirs, all with interesting discounts and offers.

The markets offer a wide variety of typical Majorcan products, like food products (bakery products, cheese, ham etc.) but also furniture, music, books, antiques, jewelry or toys, in a close and very pleasant environment.

We recommend you, visiting some of the following markets during your stay on the island. These are the best markets in Mallorca.

Take advantage of the week and visit the best craft markets on Mallorca!

MONDAY: Manacor, Caimari, Montuïri, Port d’Andratx, Calvià.

TUESDAY: Alcúdia, Palma de Mallorca, Porto Colom, Santa Margalida, Campanet.

WEDNESDAY: Llucmajor, Sineu, Villafranca de Bonany, Sencelles, Petra, Selva.

THURSDAY: Inca, Campos, Sant Joan, Consell, Sant Llorenç des Cardàssar, Ses Salines, Alaior.

These are the best weekend Markets in Mallorca:

FRIDAY: Souvenirs, Postcards,  Jewelery, Clothes and more..

In Binissalem every Friday there is a market of garden products, fruits, plants and flowers. In addition to multi-ethnic clothing, leather shoes, handbags, decoration, etc.

On the market of Son Servera there are multitude of positions with products like dresses, T-shirts, shoes, jewelry, ceramics, bags and souvenirs. Son Servera is a pretty village of Mallorca with restaurants, shops, supermarkets, cafes, etc. Just 3km from Cala Millor, the coastal town with its promenade where you can relax and see the sea from one of its terraces and cafés.

In Palma, the capital of Mallorca, you can stroll through the market of Rafal Nou (between the streets of Selva and Ses Salines) and Sa Vileta (Tarent Square). In this city, there is also a wide offer for shopping with its shopping malls, fashion boutiques, perfumeries, shoe stores, etc.
On Friday there is also a market in the towns of Son Carrió, Can Picafort, Algaida, Inca and Son Ferrer in Calviá. The market in Inca is one of the best known and most popular.

SATURDAY: The ecological market of Palma de Mallorca
We recommend to visit Palma on Saturday, the market known as the “Baratillo de las Avenidas” and the ecological market, which is in the market place of “Plaza del Bisbe Berenguer de Palou”.
The market of Campos is celebrated in the main street with a very festive atmosphere and with local products of the island. In addition the cafes and terraces are a great option for a snack.

SUNDAY: The Alcudia market, a party.
The Alcudia market in the historic center of the city, is one of the most important of all Mallorca for its great quantity of products for sale. Fresh fruits, vegetables or Sweets (donuts, ensaimadas etc..) as well as Hippie article, Latin and African products (masks, bags, figurines, etc), costume jewelery, bed sheets and the most exclusive souvenirs on the island.
On Sunday you can also visit the markets of Llucmajor, Moscari, Muro, Sa Pobla, Pollensa, Porto Cristo, Santa María del Camí and Valldemossa.