Búger
Búger, Mallorca, Travel Guide 2026
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Visit Búger for its
- Rural tranquility
- Great location
Búger is a pastoral village with about 1,000 inhabitants. Unlike many other areas of Mallorca, Búger is still depending on its agriculture as its main source of income.
With its many windmills, rustic surroundings and beautiful gardens, Búger is the perfect getaway for any nature lover with a penchant for village idyll.
What to expect from Búger
Is Búger worth visiting?
Búger is definitely worth visiting if you are looking for a tranquil base for a few days in the heart of rural Mallorca.
Best Things to do and see in Búger
At a glance, Búger is small and very sleepy village on the Mallorcan countryside, with old windmill towers erecting here and there above the rooftops.
DISCOVER THE TRANQUIL VILLAGE
The first thing to do is to stroll about in the cosy streets of Búger and discover some of the local places of interest. You can start your itinerary down by the town hall in the western part of the village. Here you will find a beautiful fountain which represents the name of the village as the name Búger derives from the word light. This place is called Plaça de la Constitució (Square of Constitution), which refers to the municipal Independence acquired in 1812 thanks to the Spanish Constitution. The town hall building is worth a photo too, a typical Mallorcan house made in Regionalism style. Move up the main street and notice the sculptures in the facades, these are the old village borders. Finally, visit the parish church at the end of the street and enjoy a refreshment at one of the bars.
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OLD VILLAGE BORDER MARKS
Búger has preserved its old town crosses that during the Middle Ages marked the borders of the town.
On Fat Thursday, a procession follows the route of these crosses.
The two crosses on Carrer Major (11 & 20), are the most well-preserved. According to the Archduke Ludwig Salvator, the crosses are described as “Near the church, at the wide street, the presence of two new stone crosses on a base like a ball”. The crosses are carved into the building walls.
In other towns and villages on Mallorca, these stone crosses are often much larger, and standing on an octangle stone base.
VISIT THE CAVES OF CAMPANET
One of the main attractions in this area, is the Cuevas de Campanet, amazing caves of stalactites and stalagmites formed throughout thousands of years. There are guided tours that will illuminate the fascinating aspects of these caves and take you throguh some of the most imposing chambers inside the mountain. Cuevas de Campanet is found just a 10 minute drive from Búger.
VISIT THE ART MUSEUM OF CAN PLANES
In the neighbouring town of Sa Pobla you will find an amazing manor, the Can Planes, home to some very interesting exhibitions. There are several exhibitions inside, some are changing, others are permanent. Among the permanent exhibitions, you can enjoy the wonderful collection of antique toys, the contemporary arts collection, the artworks of plastic and the exhibition dedicated to the story of Sant Antoni and the devil. Can Planes offers a range of activities such as workshops and other events with the purpose of promoting artistic creativity. While in Sa Pobla, don’t forget to try one of the many wonderful cellers in the town.
VISIT THE ETHNOLOGICAL MUSEUM OF MURO
Another of Búger’s neighbors is the charming village of Muro found about 10 minutes from here. In Muro, you will find one of the island’s greatest ethnological museums that showcases the history of the island through interesting collections from the late Middle Ages. You will learn about production of pharmaceuticals, about the household of regular families, production techniques and much more. The museum is free to visit everyday.
What are the best places to stay in Búger
Part of the reason why you should choose a stay in Búger is hat there is no mass tourism here. Accommodation is limited to only a handful of holiday homes and a wonderful producing farm for a relaxing time in the rural countryside.
Agroturismo Son Pons – The rustic houses of this farm sets the stage for a stay in tranquility and connectivity to ancient traditions of the Mallorcan agriculture. You’ll be treated as a personal guest of the house, while being able to relax under the Mediterranean sun by the pool. The agroturismo has a perfect location for exploring Mallorca, close to beaches, towns, mountains and road networks.
Where to eat Búger
If you are not staying at the Son Pons agroturismo, there are a small handful of bars and eateries in Búger.
Shopping in Búger
There is an Eroski supermarket in Búger which will supply you with the bare necessities plus a little more. If you are looking for more shopping options, visit Inca city, a place renown for its many shopping streets and leather outlet stores.
If you want to experience a traditional Spanish street market, Búger hosts one every Saturday morning from around 8 o’clock. It’s not a particular large market, but still a great chance to sample local products and cultural heritage.
Events in Búger
Weekly market in Búger
Saturday morning from around 8 o’clock, the weekly market in Búger is held. The market is a traditional farmers market, where you can find wonderful fresh local products such as meats, cheeses, vegetables, fruits, nuts, herbs, oils etc. There’s also an opportunity to find some typical Mallorcan crafts and painted ceramics, which are very decorative and popular to bring home.
Events and festivities in Búger
May
Fira es Jai
Fira es Jai is held the first weekend in May.
The weekend offers a variety of fun and cultural activities, such as exhibitions, market, agricultural fair, as well as various performances with traditional dances and music.
Another highlight of Fira es Jai is a giant ensaïmada (Mallorcan pastry) baked and shared between visitors. In addition, a tapas route is arranged so that visitors can taste the local gastronomy.
Fira es Jai is a glorious May party that puts you in touch with our all-together roots.
June
Festes Sant Pere
The annual town festival in Búger is held in honor of the town’s patron saint, Sant Pere (Saint Peter). The festivities start on June 29, the day of Sant Pere, and typically last a week. During this festival week you can experience exhibitions, games, competitions, workshops, market, activities for children, performances with traditional Mallorcan folk dance as well as xeremiers, Mallorcan bagpipes.
September
Festa de la Mare de Déu de Lloseta
The first week of September, a major city party is held in Lloseta in honor of the city’s patron saint, the Virgin Mary.
Throughout the week, a number of fun activities and cultural events are arranged that make the party interesting for all ages. The streets are decorated with colored ribbons, there are competitions, games, exhibitions, market, guided tours and of course lots of entertainment in the form of traditional folk dances and music concerts.
Location and how to get to Búger
Búger is located in the north-central part of Mallorca, close to the townas of Sa Pobla, Campanet and Muro.
Reaching Búger is simple, whether you arrive by car, taxi, bus or bicycle. The extensive road network of Mallorca makes it hassle free to get to even small villages like Buger from almost anywhere on the island in less than an hour.
If you arrive from Palma by car, you can drive up the Ma-13 freeway, just follow the signs towards Inca, and then take the exit at Búger. Find the best rental car here
By bus, use line 302 from Palma Intermodal station at Placa d’Espanya towards Ca’n Picafort. Change at Hospital d’Inca, and use line 314 to reach Búger.
FAQs
Búger is located approximately 43 km (~27 miles) from Palma airport. The transfer time by car or taxi is about 35 minutes.
A taxi from the airport will cost about 55 euros.
The weekly market in Búger is held every Saturday morning, starting around 8 am.
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