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5 things to do in Santa Maria del Cami

Santa Maria del Cami, in the heart of Mallorca, is a stunning little village surrounded by mountains and rural charm. There is plenty to do, so here are five of our favorite activities.

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20 July 2025
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5 Dinge zu tun in Santa Maria del Cami
Santa Maria del Cami is a small, picturesque town locate in the Tramuntana Mountains in Mallorca, Spain. The municipality of Santa Maria del Cami is home to about 6,000 people, all of whom enjoy the quiet beauty of the unspoiled countryside. Although Santa Maria del Cami may be small, there are plenty of interesting things to do in this quaint town. Here are the top five activities to enjoy in Santa Maria del Cami.

Visit the 10th-century Iglesia Baptista de Sant Joan

First built in the early 10th century, the church was restored in the 18th century and now stands in resplendent Gothic and Romanesque glory. Inside the church, visitors will find a beautifully painted ceiling that is a true work of art.

Visit the Monestir de Sant Miquel de Cuixà

Not far from Sant Joan Baptist Church is the Monestir de Sant Miquel de Cuixà, a sprawling medieval monastery constructed in the 12th century that is now open to guided tours. The monastery is particularly known for its 14th-century cloister, a stunning example of Spanish Gothic architecture.

Explore the medieval streets of the historic centre

Explore the medieval streets of the historic centre: The old centre of Santa Maria del Cami is a maze of winding cobbled streets perfect for a leisurely stroll. Along the way, visitors will come across the two towers which were constructed as a defense to protect the town from attack. Walking around this area is like taking a step back in time.

Visit the horse town

One of the unique aspects of Santa Maria del Cami is the horses, which roam freely in the streets, stopping to graze or take a dip at the local stream. Horse riding is also one of the main pastimes in the area with rentals and guided treks available.

Taste the local delicacies

Make sure to end your visit to Santa Maria del Cami by indulging in some of the local delicacies, such as the ‘Ous a La Chal Ses Banyes’ (eggs cooked in the local style) or the 'Greixonera' (a traditional Mallorcan cake). There are also plenty of cafes and restaurants around the town, all serving up delicious fare.

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