Cala Ratjada Street Market

Cala Ratjada Street Market sets up every Saturday from 8am to 2pm on Carrer Castellet in Es Pelats, on the northeast coast of Mallorca. Around 40 stalls sell clothing, footwear and leather, jewellery, local olive oil and handicrafts, which makes it the main morning's shopping in Cala Ratjada for anyone staying nearby. It is one of the markets in Es Pelats.

About Cala Ratjada Street Market

The market is open-air, with no indoor hall, so the stalls run along the street and pack up by 2pm. Stallholders are setting out from 8am and the middle of the morning is when the pitch is fullest. There is a children's play area on site, and the market is wheelchair accessible from end to end.

What you'll find at Cala Ratjada Street Market

Clothing and textiles take up the largest share of the 40 stalls: summer dresses, linen shirts, beach cover-ups and towels. Alongside them are footwear and leather goods, including belts, sandals and bags, plus jewellery stalls with silver and beadwork.

The local buys are olive oil, sold in tins and bottles, and handicrafts from island makers. For the other weekly setups in the area, see the full list of street markets in Es Pelats.

How to get to Cala Ratjada Street Market

The address is Carrer Castellet, 12, 07590 Es Pelats, a short walk from the centre of Cala Ratjada and its seafront. Most people staying in town reach it on foot in under ten minutes.

Where to stay in Es Pelats

Cala Ratjada is the closest town to the market, and staying there puts you within walking distance of the stalls. Try the Cala Ratjada centre for easy access on Saturday morning.

If you prefer somewhere quieter, the area around Cala Agulla is a short drive away.

What day is Cala Ratjada market?

Cala Ratjada Street Market runs on Saturday, from 8am to 2pm, and does not open on any other day of the week. Stallholders begin setting out at 8am and the 40 pitches on Carrer Castellet are packed away by 2pm, so a mid-morning arrival gives you the fullest market.

Is Cala Ratjada market good for shopping?

Yes, Cala Ratjada Street Market is worth a morning for clothing, footwear, leather bags and jewellery, with around 40 stalls along Carrer Castellet. Olive oil and handicrafts from island makers are the local buys, and stalls take cash, contactless cards and mobile payments, so you can shop without carrying much cash.

Is Cala Ratjada market wheelchair accessible?

Yes, Cala Ratjada Street Market is wheelchair accessible, and because it sets up outdoors along Carrer Castellet rather than inside a hall, there are no doorways or aisles to negotiate. A children's play area on site makes it easier if you are visiting with young children on a Saturday morning.