Biniamar
Biniamar Travel Guide 2026
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Visit Biniamar for its
- Tranquility
- Location
Biniamar is a very small village at the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, just north of the town of Lloseta and northeast of Inca.
What to expect from Biniamar
Is Biniamar worth visiting?
Biniamar is a small and tranquil rural area with a cute village as the heart.
Best Things to do and see in Biniamar
Despite of its modest size, Biniamar actually has a lot to offer to the senses. The area is full of stunning nature, historical monuments and local charm.
THE UNFINISHED NEW CHURCH OF BINIAMAR
In the beginning of the 20th century, Spanish prime minister, Antonio Maura Montaner, who had bonds in Biniamar, decided to let a new church be constructed in the small village. However, due to corruption scandals, Maura was forced to leave his post and all projects of his was discarded due to the lack of finances including the new church. Today, it stand as it was left in 1909 with no roof or interior. It is easy to see the beautiful Gothic attributes the architect had started. The church is now used for sports and cultural events in Biniamar.
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VISIT THE CHURCH OF SANTA TECLA
The main church of Biniamar is found in the heart of the village. It was established in the 17th century to provide services to the growing congregation of this area. The church is of modest size even though it was actually expanded in the 20th century. Inside the church, you can see a relic of Santa Tecla, patron saint of Tarragona, which is venerated every year on September 23.
EXPLORE THE LOCAL HERITAGE IN THE STREETS OF BINIAMAR
Biniamar used to be an important industrial area supplying charcoal and limestone. Before this, it has been documented that the estate of Son Odre was one of the leading producers of olive oil with a production of more than 1,000 liters a year. In the village you can enjoy a look at the old reservoirs and public wells from the 1800’s which used to supply the village with water collected from the floods of the nearby Sa Comuna nature park. Some interesting civil architecture can be found in the street called Carrer des Cementeri (street of the cemetery), which can be accessed through a portal leading into a small courtyard which is public.
ENJOY A PEACEFUL WALK IN THE NATURAL AREA OF SA COMUNA
In the northwestern part of Biniamar, you will find the natural area called Sa Comuna. Sa Comuna is a public area in which the flood of Massanella runs through. The area consist of almost 500 hectares of wild Balearic wildlife including more than 172 different species. In Sa Comuna, you will also find a wonderful recreational area in the middle of a holm oak grove, which is equipped with kilns for an extra authentic experience of living in the wild, it is perfect for camping or relaxing. Besides from being a part of the local heritage, the Sa Comuna is also declared a place of special interest.
CYCLING
Mallorca is a cycling paradise, the sport is increasing in popularity from your to year due to the perfect conditions of the island. Biniamar is perfectly located between the Tramuntana and the rural countryside, allowing for some amazing trips that both challenges and impresses while you enjoy the company of friends and family.
What are the best places to stay in Biniamar
There are no hotels in Biniamar, and that’s part of the charm of this area. In return, you’ll find a nice selection of top modern holiday homes suites for couples and groups looking to arrange the perfect self-catered stay in rural Mallorca.
A stay in Biniamar is the ideal way to unwind and recharge your batteries, no mass tourism, no stress and no noise.
Where to eat Biniamar
There are but a few eateries in the village, no fancy restaurants, just small bars. These are great choices for a refreshment or lunch if you are passing through.
But don’t worry if you want more – and better – dining options. Nearby Inca is one of the best places to experience Balearic and Mediterranean cuisine. A personal recommendation goes to Celler Ca’n Ripoll.
Shopping in Biniamar
There isn’t a single store in Biniamar, meaning you’ll have to go to one of the nearby villages like Selva or Lloseta, or go to Inca for a full shopping expereince.
Location and how to get to Biniamar
Reaching Biniamar is fairly simple, especially if arriving by car or bike. The village is well connected to Mallorca’s extensive road network.
There are many hiking routes passing through Biniamar, and the surrounding area is beautiful to discover.
FAQs
Biniamar is located at the foothills of the Tramuntana, some 35 km (~22 miles) from Palma airport. The transfer time by car or taxi is about 25 minutes.
A taxi from the airport will cost about 40-45 euros.
Biniamar does not have its own weekly market. You can head to the nearby town of Inca on Thursdays for one of the biggest markets in Mallorca.
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