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Villas in Santa Maria del Camí, Mallorca

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Villas in Santa Maria del Camí

  1. Cas Metge Matas Inca · Bedrooms: 8 · Guests: 16 From €4,375 per night

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Staying in Santa Maria del Camí

Santa Maria del Camí is an inland municipality in Mallorca's Es Raiguer, between the Serra de Tramuntana and the plain. Its village combines historic streets, a Sunday market and a concentration of wine estates, making it a practical base for a slower, food-led stay.

Getting there from Santa Maria del Camí

Palma airport (PMI)
20.9 km · about 16 min by car
Palma city centre
19.1 km · about 23 min by car

Driving distance from the town centre of Santa Maria del Camí, 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

  • Families: the municipal sports centre has a swimming pool as well as football, basketball and tennis facilities.
  • Walkers and cyclists: the municipal visitor site presents routes through vineyards, mills and the Coanegra valley, at the entrance to the Serra de Tramuntana.
  • Food and wine groups: several local estates appear on the Santa Maria wine route, and the weekly market brings producers and craftspeople to Plaça Nova on Sunday.
  • It suits guests who prefer an inland village base; the municipality has no beach or port.

Towns and villages

  • Santa Maria del Camí village: A small village in Es Raiguer, between Marratxí and Binissalem, with the market at Plaça Nova and historic buildings around the centre.
  • Els Hostals: A historic part of Santa Maria that developed beside the old road between Ciutat and Inca; it was once separate from La Vila before the two urban areas joined.
  • Coanegra valley: A district and valley of the municipality, crossed by the Torrent de Coanegra and cultivated land irrigated by the Sèquia de Coanegra.

Highlights

  • Parish church of Santa Maria del Camí: The Baroque parish church was built from 1714 to 1737, with a bell tower completed in the mid-18th century.
  • Convent dels Mínims: Founded in 1682, the former Minim friars' convent has a Baroque church and a square Renaissance-style cloister.
  • Santa Maria wine route: The municipal route links wineries and vineyards around the town, including Macià Batle, Sebastià Pastor and Jaume de Puntiró; arrange estate visits directly.
  • Coanegra valley: A municipal valley of dry crops, small irrigated orchards and natural cavities, with routes that connect its landscape and local heritage.
  • Sunday market: Plaça Nova hosts the weekly market, with local produce, crafts and other stalls.

Restaurants

  • Celler Sa Font (Santa Maria del Camí): A restaurant in Santa Maria del Camí listed on the municipal visitor site.
  • Here's Barry (Santa Maria del Camí): A restaurant in Santa Maria del Camí listed on the municipal visitor site.
  • Ca’n Cannoli (Santa Maria del Camí): A restaurant in Santa Maria del Camí listed on the municipal visitor site.

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

Services and practicalities

  • CS Santa Maria: The public health centre is at Plaça Nova in Santa Maria del Camí; IB-Salut identifies Hospital Universitario Son Llàtzer as its sector hospital.
  • Pharmacy: Farmacia Rubiales Prado is at Plaça dels Hostals 22, according to the Official College of Pharmacists of the Balearic Islands.
  • Weekly market: The town's weekly market is held in Plaça Nova every Sunday.
  • Santa Maria railway station: The station is within the town, a short walk from shops, restaurants, the market and Plaça de la Vila.
  • Municipal sports centre: The Antoni Gelabert municipal sports centre has football, basketball and tennis facilities, plus a swimming pool.

Weekly markets

  • Santa Maria del Camí: Sunday, Plaça Nova

Good to know

  • The Sunday market is in Plaça Nova, so plan town-centre errands around it.
  • The municipal wine route states that visits to its wineries need to be arranged in advance; contact each estate directly.
  • Ca Ses Monges (also called Can Mates) is a public municipal estate in the Coanegra valley with a cabin; its use is subject to municipal rules.
  • The railway station is in the town. Check the current TIB timetable before relying on public transport.
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Questions about staying in Santa Maria del Camí

Is Santa Maria del Camí suitable for a beach holiday?

Santa Maria del Camí is an inland municipality in Es Raiguer and has no beaches or port. It works better as a village and wine-country base, with beach days planned elsewhere on Mallorca.

When is the market in Santa Maria del Camí?

It takes place every Sunday in Plaça Nova. The market includes local produce, craft items and other stalls.

Can we explore Santa Maria del Camí without using the car every day?

The railway station is within the town and near the centre. For winery visits, the municipal wine route says to arrange directly with each estate, so confirm the visit and transport plan in advance.

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Researched and written by the Isle of Mallorca team from official municipal and tourism sources. Updated: .