May 12, 2026

OUR HIGHLIGHTS IN CALVIÀ

Our personal highlights – from restaurants and excursions to special places we discovered and fell in love with along the way.

Rasten Projects

Family business with over 25 years of experience in the Balearic Islands. A strong local network, in-depth market knowledge.

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Calvià is one of the most unspoiled villages in southwest Mallorca, offering a completely different vibe from the region's well-known coastal towns. Instead of large hotels and beachfront promenades, you'll find a quiet, authentic Mallorcan village with stone houses, narrow streets, traditional cafés, and a relaxed Mediterranean atmosphere. Surrounded by mountains, olive trees, and rural landscapes, Calvià Pueblo is perfect for anyone looking to experience a quieter, more local side of Mallorca.

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Restaurant Recommendations

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Mesón Ca´n Torrat

One of the most popular traditional restaurants in the village. Very authentic Mallorcan cuisine with a cozy atmosphere.

Can Garrit Calvia

Small, stylish restaurant with a modern Mediterranean concept. Ideal for tapas, wine, and relaxed summer evenings in the village center.

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Bar Rosita's

Charming, casual village bar with a Mediterranean flair and relaxed atmosphere. Especially lovely for drinks or an easy dinner on the terrace.

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More Things to Do Around Calvià

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Village Center & Walks

Calvià's historic center is perfect for leisurely strolls through narrow streets, past traditional houses, old churches, and small cafés. The atmosphere is especially quiet and authentic in the mornings and evenings.

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Weekly Market in Calvià

A real highlight in the village is the traditional weekly market. It takes place every Monday morning (approx. 8:00 AM – 1:00 PM) in the center along Carrer Major. Here you'll find fresh local fruits and vegetables, local products like cheese, sausage, and honey, as well as small stalls selling clothing and crafts.

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Hiking & Nature

The area around Calvià offers many beautiful hiking trails with views of mountains, almond trees, and the sea. Routes towards the Galatzó mountain range or shorter walks through the rural surroundings are particularly popular.

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