Markets in Son Servera
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Son Servera market visitors have two weekly outdoor options on Mallorca's eastern coast. Both the Cala Millor Market and the Son Servera Street Market run on a weekly schedule, each with 30 stalls, giving you a decent spread of fresh produce, clothing, handicrafts, and accessories without needing to travel far.
Weekly Market Schedule
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TuesdayNo markets▼
WednesdayNo markets▼
ThursdayNo markets▼
Friday1market▼
SaturdayNo markets▼
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Where to stay in Son Servera
Staying in the heart of Son Servera puts you within easy reach of the town's markets, and the Town Centre is your best base for exploring on foot. For something with more comfort and facilities, the Costa de los Pinos area has several well-regarded hotels a short drive away.
If you prefer a quieter spot, Cala Millor sits just along the coast and has plenty of accommodation options to suit different budgets, with easy access back into town on market days.
Tours & Activities in Son Servera
Street markets in Son Servera
The Cala Millor Market is one of the more well-rounded markets in this part of Mallorca's eastern region, with 30 outdoor stalls covering fresh fruit, fresh vegetables, prepared foods, clothing, and handicrafts. It is a practical stop if you want to pick up local produce alongside a browse through crafts and regional goods.
The Son Servera Street Market runs separately with its own 30-stall setup, focused on clothing, footwear, jewellery, and handicrafts. It draws shoppers looking for fashion accessories and artisan pieces rather than food, making the two markets complementary if you can catch both during your stay. For more weekly markets in the area, Capdepera and Manacor are worth adding to your itinerary. Full schedule details are available via the Son Servera town hall website.
What day is the Son Servera market?
Both Son Servera markets run weekly. Check the schedule section above for the specific days each market operates.
What time does the Son Servera market start?
Market times for both the Cala Millor Market and the Son Servera Street Market follow standard morning hours. Arriving before midday gives you the best selection of fresh produce and stalls at full capacity.