Villas in Inca, Mallorca

Villas in Inca

1. La Finca Only Summer Inca · Bedrooms: 5 · Guests: 10 From €1,800 per night

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Staying in Inca

Inca is a central Mallorca municipality centred on an active town with footwear heritage, historic celler restaurants and regular markets. A stay here is town-oriented and inland, with cultural venues in the centre and the Santa Magdalena hills on the eastern side of the municipality.

Getting there from Inca

Palma airport (PMI)

34.5 km · about 26 min by car

Palma city centre

32.7 km · about 32 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Inca, Google Maps, checked October 12, 2026. The villa itself may be a few minutes closer or further, and summer traffic adds time.

What staying here is like

• It suits groups who want shops, restaurants and a substantial Thursday market within the town rather than a coastal resort setting.
• Food-focused stays can combine the market with Inca's traditional celler restaurants and a MICHELIN Guide-listed restaurant.
• Walkers can explore the Santa Magdalena area, where the municipality's heritage route reaches a hilltop hermitage.
• It is not a beach base: Inca is in the centre of Mallorca, so beach days are outings beyond the municipality.

Towns and villages

• Inca historic centre: The Thursday market spreads through the historic centre, from the railway station to Plaça d’Orient via Plaça de la Quartera, Gran Via de Colom and Plaça de Santa Maria la Major.
• Santa Magdalena area: The eastern part of the municipality includes the Santa Magdalena massif, with Puig de Santa Magdalena and the higher Puig de la Minyó.

Highlights

• Inca Footwear and Industry Museum: At Avinguda General Luque 223, the museum traces the history and tradition of footwear in Mallorca.
• Thursday market: The market fills the historic centre with fresh produce, local products, crafts and leather goods.
• Puig de Santa Magdalena and hermitage: A municipal heritage route crosses the Santa Magdalena massif to a hermitage documented from 1284.
• Santa Maria la Major: This Mallorcan Baroque church preserves works including a Gothic panel painting of Santa Maria de Inca.
• Teatre Principal d’Inca: The theatre programme includes plays, music, dance and cinema.

Restaurants

• Joan Marc (Inca): A MICHELIN Guide-listed restaurant serving modern and traditional cooking, including seasonal island flavours and Mallorcan dishes.
• Celler Can Ripoll (Inca): A typical Mallorcan celler-restaurant in the former cellar of Casal de Ca’n Ripoll, with preserved barrels and wine press.
• Celler Can Amer (Inca): A celler restaurant in Inca whose official tourism listing describes its connection with Mallorcan cuisine.

Listed from official tourism and municipal sources. Opening days change with the season, so book ahead.

Services and practicalities

• Hospital Comarcal d’Inca: The public hospital is on Ctra. Vella de Llubí in Inca and is managed by the Balearic Health Service.
• Pharmacies: Inca Tourism lists pharmacies in the town centre and elsewhere in Inca; use the official COFIB directory for pharmacies currently open or on duty.
• Thursday market: The weekly market runs through Inca's historic centre, from the railway station to Plaça d’Orient.
• TIB public transport customer service: TIB has an information point in the old warehouse between Inca's bus and train stations, with network and fare information.
• Inca Tourist Information: The official tourist information office is at Carrer des Tren 41 in Inca.

Weekly markets

• Inca: Thursday, historic centre from the railway station to Plaça d’Orient.
• Inca: Sunday, Plaça del Bestiar, for local agricultural and food products.

Good to know

• For the Thursday market, the Balearic tourism board notes parking areas near the market; the town is also served by train. Check current arrangements before travelling.
• The final ascent to Santa Magdalena hermitage includes an 86-step stone stairway.
• The Footwear and Industry Museum has rear parking and an adapted visitor route.
• Check TIB's current route maps and timetables before relying on public transport.

Questions about staying in Inca

Is Inca a beach destination?

No. Inca is in the centre of Mallorca and has no beach or port within the municipality. Plan a beach day as an outing beyond Inca.

What happens on Thursday in Inca?

The weekly market takes over much of the historic centre, running from the railway station to Plaça d’Orient. Stalls include produce, local products, crafts and leather goods.

Can we use public transport while staying in Inca?

Yes. TIB provides bus and train network information at its Inca customer service point between the bus and train stations. Check the official timetable and route map for your travel day.

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