Mallorca in September: the tourist guide (Mallorca)

Mallorca in September: the tourist guide

What can you do in Majorca in September?
Mallorca in September: the tourist guide

What can you do in Majorca in September?
Mallorca in September: the tourist guide

What can you do in Majorca in September?

Mallorca in September: the tourist guide

What can you do in Majorca in September?

If you are wondering what to see and visit in Majorca in September, in this article you will find plenty of options to plan your stay.

EXPERIENCE THE NIT DE L’ART

The Nit de l’Art is one of the most important artistic events in the Balearic Islands, so if you are an art enthusiast and you are on the island at this time you cannot miss this event.

During the night between 19 and 21 September the old town of Palma becomes a great outdoor free art exhibition. Locals and tourists go out onto the streets to visit the galleries and museums that offer all kinds of events and new exhibitions.

A different plan to get to know the city and enjoy the nightlife in Mallorca!

More about the Nit de l’Art
Visit the museums of Mallorca
Mallorca events programme

Vista frontal Catedral La Seu de Mallorca

Vistas a la ciudad de Mallorca desde las terrazas de la Catedral La Seu

A MORNING IN THE MARKET OF SANTANYI

Get to know the Mallorcan culture and enjoy a morning at the Santanyí Market, one of the liveliest and most interesting markets on the island.

The market is in the town of Santanyí, 50km from Palma de Mallorca, and is open every Wednesday and Sunday of the year. There you can find local products, clothes, handicrafts and small decoration and fashion shops.

Take advantage of the opportunity to tour the town and visit some of the beaches in the area, such as Cala Llombards, Cala d'Or or the Santanyí sandbank, where you will find excellent restaurants serving traditional cuisine and fresh fish. Take a look at our search engine to see the gastronomic offer in the area.

More information about the Santanyi market
Local Mallorca products
Mallorca crafts

Devallaments en Semana Santa en Mallorca

TASTE THE AUTHENTIC FRITO MALLORQUÍN

Enjoying the local gastronomy is also a way of discovering and doing tourism. That is why in order to experience Mallorca like a real local you must taste the authentic frito mallorquín.

It is a fried dish with pork, chillies, garlic, pepper, bay leaf, fennel, cloves and cinnamon. It also has fried potatoes, red peppers, spring onions and broad beans. Are you tempted to try it? You can find it in the typical cellers, which were formerly wineries that have now been converted into restaurants serving traditional cuisine.

Here are some of our recommendations: Celler de Can Font, Celler Sa Travessa, Celler de Petra and Celler Can Marron.

Find out more about the frito mallorquín
Other food spots in Mallorca

Vista al Santuario Madre de Deu de Sant Salvador

Vista frontal Santuario Mare de Deu de Bonamy

WEATHER IN MALLORCA IN SEPTEMBER

27 °C (max.) - 18 °C (min.) | 12.5h of sun per day | 4 days of rain

September marks the beginning of autumn, but the climate in Mallorca is still warm and your best bet is cool clothing.

In Mallorca there is a lot to see and visit, so if you want to organise your stay and not miss anything, use our website as your travel planner. Find practical information on where to sleep, how to get there and how to get around the island.