Santa Maria del Cami

The small town at the foot of the Coanegra valley surrounded by vineyards, vast fields and meadows with almond trees and olive groves and the breathtaking scenery of the Tramuntana mountains, offers many excursion and shopping opportunities in the village and its surroundings.

Among the town's historically important and worth seeing buildings are a 17th-century Renaissance town hall once used as a prison, and a Baroque parish church from the same century.

One of the main attractions is undoubtedly the Sunday market on Plaza Nova.

The weaving mill Bujosa, one of the last on the island, which produces the traditional fabrics "Teles de Llengües" and the small ceramic factory Gerreria Miquel Serra are additional highlights.

Those who like to go shopping while on holiday will surely find what they are looking for in the 5 km away Mallorca Fashion Outlet, a shopping center with a variety of specialty shops and outlet stores.

For wine lovers, there are 8 bodegas, most notably the famous winery Macia Batle with its annual concert held in July in the vineyard.

There are plenty of restaurants to choose from, from budget bars to traditional restaurants such as the Celler Sa Sini, to exclusive eateries such as Livingdreams’ Bistro 19 and the renown Molí des Torrent.

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