Inca Flea Market

Inca Flea Market (Rastro de Inca) sets up every Sunday morning in Inca, a town in the Balearic Islands. Operating from 8am to 1pm at Plaza del Bestiar, this second-hand market focuses on clothing and textiles. Bring cash, as most stalls don't take cards.

What you'll find at Inca Flea Market

Stalls at Inca Flea Market deal almost entirely in second-hand clothing and textiles, from everyday basics to the occasional vintage find. It's an outdoor market, so browsing means working along open-air stalls at Plaza del Bestiar rather than through indoor aisles.

How to get to Inca Flea Market

The market is located at Plaza del Bestiar in the heart of Inca. Check out other street markets in Inca for more options.

Where to stay in Inca

Inca is a small town, so your best bet is staying close to the centre, where you can walk to the Sunday flea market without any fuss. Town Centre puts you right in the thick of things, with easy access to the market streets and the local cafes worth visiting before you browse.

If you'd prefer a bit more comfort or flexibility, the road between Inca and Palma has several good options, and you can reach the market in under ten minutes by car or train. Near Inca Train Station is a practical choice if you're arriving by rail, since Inca sits on the Palma to Sa Pobla line and makes the journey straightforward.

What day is Inca Flea Market?

Inca Flea Market runs every Sunday from 8am to 1pm at Plaza del Bestiar, in the heart of Inca. It's a weekly, outdoor market with stalls dealing mainly in second-hand clothing and textiles, so shoppers know exactly which morning to plan around.

Do I need cash at Inca Flea Market?

Yes, bring cash for Inca Flea Market. Street markets like this one are typically cash-only, and with no card payment option listed for the stalls at Plaza del Bestiar, carrying cash is the safer bet for second-hand clothing and textiles here on a Sunday morning.