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The term Nit de Foc is actually used for Sant Joan in June, not for Sant Sebastià. In January, Palma celebrates its patron saint with the Revetla on 19 January—bonfires, concerts, and a final correfoc on 25 January. Here's how to plan your night.
PalmaVela is an international sailing regatta held each spring in the Bay of Palma. Organized by the Real Club Náutico de Palma since 2004, it attracts racing classes from ORC to TP52 and Wally yachts. Watching from the marina offers close views of the fleet and a lively social scene.
During Sant Sebastià in Palma, bonfires are lit in main squares like Plaça Major, Plaça de Cort, Plaça d'Espanya, and Plaça Joan Carles I. The city encourages moving around on foot or by public transport. This guide helps you plan your visit, with practical advice on getting there and enjoying the Revetla night safely.
Each January, Palma honours its patron saint with over two weeks of free music, bonfires, and family events. Learn about the Revetla, the correfoc, and how to experience the city's biggest winter celebration like a local.
Holy Week transforms Palma de Mallorca with processions that wind through the old town from the Friday of Sorrows to Easter Sunday. This guide offers practical advice for first-time visitors, including where to stand for the best views, what to wear, how to handle road closures, and what to expect from the brotherhoods, floats, and traditions that define the week.
During Holy Week, Palma de Mallorca’s old town hosts around thirteen processions from the Friday of Sorrows to Easter Sunday. Here’s how to see them.
Fira del Ram is Palma's traditional spring fair at Son Fusteret, with dozens of rides, food stalls, and a lively atmosphere. This guide covers typical dates, hours, ticket prices, and transport options so you can plan your visit.
Each year on the eve of Sant Joan, Palma de Mallorca transforms for the Nit de Foc, a night of bonfires, fire runs, and concerts. This guide explains where to watch, the festival's pagan origins, safety tips, and how to enjoy the beach bonfires at Playa de Palma.
