Discover Mallorca’s most vibrant traditions, one fiesta at a time
Dive into a year-long celebration of Mallorcan fiestas, where fire, dance, and centuries-old rituals bring the island alive. From the Three Kings parades in January and the fiery Sant Antoni bonfires, to summer’s spectacular Nit de Sant Joan and the colourful Moors and Christians re-enactments, each month offers something unique. Autumn brings wine harvest festivals like Es Vermar, while December glows with Christmas markets and the haunting Song of the Sibyl on Christmas Eve.
These traditional fiestas in Majorca are much more than events—they are the heartbeat of local culture. Visitors can enjoy lively street parties, religious processions, and open-air concerts, while also discovering authentic food, wine, and crafts along the way. Whether you’re looking to join the excitement of a beachfront fire run, taste local produce at an autumn fair, or experience the atmosphere of Palma Cathedral during a festival, our month-by-month fiesta guide will help you plan the perfect cultural highlight for your holiday.