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Summer in Peguera and Calvià unfolds to the rhythm of sunshine, the sea, and celebrations rich in Mediterranean flavour. Culture, recreation, music and tradition come together in a vibrant summer programme for all audiences. Here’s the best from July to September – don’t miss out!
Peguera Festivities (25–28 July)
Peguera’s patron saint festivities set the tone for the season. Expect lively local atmosphere, open-air dances, bouncy castles for children and evening concerts in the central square. Perfect for families, the best way to enjoy it is to explore the town on foot and dine at one of the terraces, where you can soak up the summer vibe without the crowds.
Summer Night Markets in Peguera (July–August)
Each week, the seaside promenades turn into bustling night markets offering local crafts and gastronomy – perfect for a post-sunset stroll. Expect tapas stalls, live music and handcrafted treasures that fill the night with creativity and flavour. Arriving by bicycle or e-scooter is ideal, and it’s a good idea to bring small cash and take your time.
Open-Air Cinema and Music (July and August)
Several locations across Calvià and Peguera host classic film screenings and free evening concerts. Bring a blanket, some snacks and good company – and let the sea breeze and cultural atmosphere offer you the perfect budget-friendly night out. Check the local programme in advance and book spots early for the most popular events.
Festa des Vermar (Calvià Vila, September)
Held in the heart of Calvià, this harvest festival celebrates the municipality’s rural spirit. Traditional music, grape-stomping, folk dances and tastings of local wines attract fans of authentic flavours and popular traditions. Round off the evening at one of the restaurants in the old town, where seasonal menus are often available. Booking is usually not required, but arriving early is always wise.
Festes del Rei en Jaume (September)
Calvià’s most iconic historical reenactment returns each summer to commemorate the arrival of King Jaume I. Medieval parades, tournaments, concerts and artisan markets fill the streets with life. Ideal for all ages, this event offers a cultural experience unlike any other.
Tips for Making the Most of Your Visit
Opt for public transport, cycling or scooters to avoid parking issues. Wear comfortable footwear, bring a light jacket for cooler evenings and carry some cash for the markets. Most free events don’t require tickets, but always check the official website to avoid surprises. If you plan to dine near the festivities, book in advance – especially at weekends. Most importantly, immerse yourself in the local atmosphere, chat with the locals and let the Mediterranean spirit surprise you.
Summer in Peguera and Calvià once again shines bright with a line-up full of life, culture and tradition. From family-friendly celebrations in Peguera to the medieval parades of Rei en Jaume, every event promises an authentic and enjoyable experience.
Mark your calendar and get ready for an unforgettable summer on the Mallorcan coast. Ready to enjoy summer in Calvià and Peguera?