Sa Pobla is a great destination all year round, thanks to Mallorca’s mild Mediterranean climate. Spring (March to May) is ideal for enjoying the blooming countryside, while summer (June to August) brings hot temperatures and a lively atmosphere, especially during local festivals. Autumn (September to November) is perfect for those looking for warm weather without the crowds, and winter (December to February) offers a quieter, more relaxed experience with cool but pleasant temperatures. Our guide on the best time to visit Mallorca tells you all there is to know before you decide when to visit the island.
For those wanting a bit of adventure on their holiday, the surrounding countryside offers fantastic routes for cyclists and hikers, with stunning views of the Tramuntana mountains. Sa Pobla also offers a delightful experience for food and wine connoisseurs. Explore Mallorca’s wineries and farms to sample local wines, cheeses, and olive oils.
Sa Pobla is just a short drive from Alcúdia and Pollença, where you can find some of the island’s most beautiful beaches. Idyllic crystal clear waters and soft mediterranean sands offer a paradise not far from the Sa Pobla's authentic old town. Take a read of our guide on the best beaches in Pollensa and Alcudia to plan your perfect day trip!
Local festivals and events are held throughotu the year. Experience the famous Sant Antoni Festival in January, where bonfires, parades, and traditional music take over the town in a lively celebration.
Make sure to visit Placa Major and the Old Town of Sa Pobla. Right at the heart is the main square; surrounded by historic buildings, cafes, and local shops. It’s the perfect place to soak in the town’s atmosphere and enjoy a leisurely coffee. Every Sunday, the town hosts a bustling market where you can find fresh local produce, handmade crafts, and traditional Mallorcan goods.
There are lots of ways to soak up the historical culture of Sa Pobla. Visitors should take a trip to The Museu De Can Planes, where you can view contemporary art and exhibitions highlighting Sa Pobla’s agricultural history, particularly its famous potato production. Also making sure to explore the historic Sant Antoni Abat Church and other cultural landmarks that reflect the town’s rich history.
Just a short drive away, S'Albufera wetland Nature Reserve is home to diverse bird species and scenic walking trails, making it a paradise for nature lovers.