Mallorca Shopping

This local designer’s brightly-colored, diaphanous, linen and chiffon dresses, are perfect for island summer wear, day or night.

The founder’s daughter has carried on his tradition of offering just about anything woven from plants: straw hats, willow baskets, and, for the ladies, incredibly comfortable espadrilles (sandals).

Browse a wide range of traditional and artistic ceramic items, fashioned from the island’s distinct red clay. All pieces are fired and painted by hand.

Wine has been made on Ibiza since Phoenician times. Experience the region’s reds, rosés, and whites at this eco-friendly winery. They also produce olive oil and herb liqueurs.

Every Saturday from 10am-8pm, artisans and traders sell clothes, jewelry, and knickknacks from around the world, as well as hammocks, musical instruments, incense, handmade shoes, books – you name it – at this Ibicean institution. Go early or late (before noon and after 6pm) to avoid the mob.

Paintings and sculptures by established and emerging contemporary Spanish and Ibicean artists are displayed in this 400-year-old garden.

Explore the weird and wonderful modern jewelry by Enric Majoral, the mastermind behind the tiny lizard that has become a symbol of Formentera. Pieces are available in various materials, including silver, gold, and coral.

The Macy’s of Spain. Here you’ll find everything under the sun from souvenirs to wedding dresses. The big post-Christmas and summer sales are a bargain hunter’s delight.

This is the place to go for Majorca’s famous finely-stitched linen embroidery, plus cotton tablecloths, napkins, pillowcases and sheets.

Foodie heaven with several dozen varieties of sausages hanging from the ceiling, plus farmhouse cheeses, Majorcan wines, homemade jams and the island’s wonderful fig cake.