The market in Sa Coma is definitely one of the lesser known markets on the island of Mallorca. There is live music, bric-a-brac stalls, good food and much more.
When is the market in Sa Coma?
In the season, mostly from May to October, the market in Sa Coma takes place every Wednesday from 18 p.m.
It ends around 23:30 p.m. It is therefore a kind of night market, as it takes place from early evening until late at night.
This is a good idea during the summer months as it's easy to get in the evenings Temperatures is much more pleasant and visiting the market is more fun.
Where is the market in Sa Coma?
In Sa Coma on a small traffic-calmed square, which is located directly on the “Avenida Les Palmeres” (also written: Avinguda de ses Palmeres”).
This is the long road at Carrefour Sa Coma, which stretches down to the beach.
The easiest way to orientate yourself is the new playground on the main street, which looks like a pirate ship.
Opposite the playground there is a (green) Pharmacy (Farmacia).
About 100 meters to the right, right next to the "Cristobal Pub" is the entrance to the market square.
What is there to discover at the market in Sa Coma?
There is a lot on offer, even if the size of the market cannot be compared to others.
In addition to live music, you can also expect stands with fresh food, sweets, junk, chinaware and classic Mallorcan products.
Anyone who spends their vacation in town anyway should definitely stop by here for an evening.
By car it is from Market in Cala Millor even just a few minutes.
Tip: Check them out too Sa Coma webcam.
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The Sa Coma market is held every Wednesday from 18pm during the season, which usually lasts from May to October.
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The market is located on a pedestrianized square on Avenida Les Palmeres, near the new playground that looks like a pirate ship. The entrance is next to the Cristobal pub.
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The market has live music, fresh food, sweets, Chinese goods, classic Mallorcan produce and lots of stalls selling all sorts of things. The market is not as big as others, but it is worth visiting for a fun evening.