Santa Maria del Camí: Holiday apartments and houses

The surrounding inland area of the island offers hiking and cycling routes between vineyards, with views of the Tramuntana. This combination is particularly relevant when planning a trip if hiking and cycling between vineyards are part of the desired stay.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Santa Maria del Camí.

Cuisine

Wine production and vineyards are central to the local identity; several wineries are associated with Santa Maria del Camí.

Getting there

The railway provides a direct connection to the centre of Palma and also serves routes towards Inca, Manacor and Sa Pobla.

Landscape

The municipality is predominantly flat. The area of the Torrent de Coanegra forms a distinctive nearby landscape within the municipality.

Geographical setting

Santa Maria del Camí is centrally located in Es Raiguer, surrounded by vineyards and situated between Palma and the interior of the island of Mallorca.

Cuisine

Local culinary references include Mallorcan honey and wines associated with the Binissalem designation of origin.

Nature experiences

The Coanegra Valley is used for wine and olive oil routes and is appreciated by hikers for its gorges, streams, forests, walking paths and natural cavities.

Monkey Park is located in the vicinity of Santa Maria del Camí. For visitors seeking exactly this experience, it is a destination close to the town. The Cova prehistòrica Son Caulelles is also located nearby. The Cova del Camp del Bisbe, the Museo Balear de Ciencias Naturales, the Museo de Mallorca, Palma Aquarium, Playa Ciudad Jardín and Puig d'Alaró are also located in the surrounding area of Santa Maria del Camí.

Cuisine

A Sunday market at Plaça Nova offers Mallorcan products and a local café atmosphere.

Location and transport

Santa Maria del Camí is a Mallorcan town in the Es Raiguer area and lies on a fertile plain at the foot of the Tramuntana. The town is connected to Palma by the main motorway, railway and bus services.

Type of stay

The town appeals to visitors looking for a peaceful rural base while still wanting access to Palma's urban amenities.

History

The town's historical identity is connected with an old road between Pollentia and Palma; the parish church has been documented since 1216.

For further travel planning, you can also open the destination pages for Capdepera, Alaro, Costa dels Pins, Santa Eugènia, Fornalutx, Campanet, Arta and Mancor De La Vall.

For the overarching travel overview: Mallorca.