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Mallorca in November
Last checked: October 2026
The Dijous Bo in Inca is the biggest single event of the year – otherwise a quiet, inexpensive month.
Quick answers
What's on in Mallorca in November?
The biggest event is the Dijous Bo in Inca on Thursday 19 November 2026 – before that, the Fira d'Època runs in Inca from 6 to 8 November. The sea is still around 20 °C on average. Many hotels and restaurants in the beach resorts close in November; Palma and the island's villages stay lively.
Events
Events in November
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Fira d'Època in Inca
The third of the autumn fairs before the Dijous Bo: a weekend with a historical market and events in Inca town centre. Markets
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Dijous Bo
A Thursday in November when Inca turns into one big fair. Markets
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Palma Christmas market
Fairy lights over the Plaça Major, almond pastries instead of the scent of mulled wine – Palma celebrates Christmas in its own way. Markets
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Rosaris Ensucrats (sugared rosaries)
A rosary of sugared beads that godchildren are given in early November – sweet, colourful and almost forgotten. Religious festivals & traditions
November on Mallorca: what you should know
- Weather & swimming: The sea averages around 20 °C (source: our page Water temperature); the air and wind turn noticeably cooler in the evening.
- Holiday resorts: On the coast, many hotels and bars and restaurants close after the season. If you travel in November, it is better to plan for Palma or a village inland.
- All Saints' Day: Around 1 November there are the Rosaris Ensucrats and, in many towns, bunyols (fritters) – 1 November falls on a Sunday in 2026.
- Olive harvest: The olive harvest runs between November and January; some oil mills can be visited.
Frequently asked questions
When is the Dijous Bo 2026?
On Thursday 19 November 2026, in Inca. The Fira d'Època runs from 6 to 8 November.
Can you swim on Mallorca in November?
The sea averages around 20 °C, and swimming is possible on sunny days; it gets noticeably cooler in the evening.
Is everything closed on Mallorca in November?
No. On the coast many hotels and restaurants close, but Palma and the inland towns are lively all year round.
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