Campos Holidays

Rural charm in southeast Majorca

Campos retains the rustic charm of old Majorca, with its winding streets and traditional white stone buildings. Explore the town’s historic centre, where narrow cobblestone streets lead to quaint squares and centuries-old buildings. Don’t miss the opportunity to visit the iconic Church of Sant Julia, a beautiful example of Neoclassical architecture.

Staying in Campos, you’ll have good access to national parks, forests, and mountains, and the renowned sandy beach of Es Trenc is just 18 minutes away by car. The surrounding countryside offers ample opportunities for hiking, cycling, and exploring the island’s natural beauty. Campos is also famous for its local markets, where you can sample delicious regional produce and browse the handmade crafts. Treat yourself to a selection of local food products, including Sobrasada and Piris cheese, which the town is famous for producing.

With its laid-back atmosphere, good dining scene, and majestic Majorcan scenery, Campos promises an authentic Spanish holiday experience on this beautiful Balearic island.

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Your Campos questions, answered

How do I get there?

Hop on a flight to Palma de Majorca and from there it's then just a 20-minute drive to transfer eastward to Campos.

What's the food scene like?

For a small town, there’s a good choice of restaurants in and around Campos, many of which use fresh, seasonal produce from the local area.

What's nearby?

The wine producing towns of Son Negre and Son Mesquida are close by. The nearest large town is Lluchmayor, or visit the pretty rural villages of Porreres in the centre.

Best things to do

Have a beach day
The beaches at Es Trenc and Sa Rapita are among the best on Majorca. Expect long stretches of fine golden-white sand and shallow turquoise waters.
Visit a salt farm
Take a look at Las Salinas, which produces salt following the same method first used by the Phoenicians, around 2,000 years ago.
Explore Cala Pi
The Bronze Age settlement of Capocorb Vell isn’t far away, on the road towards Cala Pi. It’s one of the most highly excavated Talaiotic sites in the Balearic Islands.