Fira del Ram – Palma
Throughout March, until April 12
The Son Fusteret fairgrounds have once again been transformed into Mallorca’s biggest funfair, as the annual Fira del Ram returns with rides, games and traditional fairground treats.
Running from 27 February to 12 April 2026, the fair stays in Palma for over six weeks, bringing together locals and visitors for evenings filled with colour, lights and classic funfair atmosphere. Entry is free, and you pay only for the rides you choose.
With more than 170 attractions, there is something for everyone, from bumper cars and carousels to high-energy rides and the giant Ferris wheel that lights up the skyline after dark.
If you’re in Mallorca this spring, Fira del Ram is one of the island’s most popular seasonal traditions. Visit around sunset for a relaxed atmosphere, or later in the evening when the fairground is at its brightest.
Fira del Fang – Marratxí
5-15 March
The annual pottery fair continues in Sant Marçal, Marratxí until the 15th of March. Local ceramic artists exhibit and sell their work, with demonstrations and workshops taking place throughout the week. It is one of Mallorca’s best known traditional spring fairs.
Rally Clásico Isla Mallorca – Puerto Portals
5–7 March
Classic cars gather at Puerto Portals before heading out on routes across the island. This is one of Mallorca’s best-known motorsport events and spectators can see the cars at the marina. More info here
Mallorca Entrepreneurs Coffee Morning – Pueblo Español, Palma
6 March
Mallorca Entrepreneurs is holding a Coffee Morning at Pueblo Español on Friday 6 March from ten until twelve.
This relaxed networking event is designed for business owners, freelancers and newcomers who want to connect with the Mallorca Entrepreneurs community. It includes informal introductions and a chance to meet other members in a social setting.
Afterwards there is an optional members’ lunch at the restaurant.
This is a good one for people who are new to the island or looking to expand their professional network.
International Women’s Day Event – Pueblo Español, Palma
7 March
A major International Women’s Day event takes place at Pueblo Español with talks, networking and community activities focusing on women in leadership and business. One of the main International Women’s Day events this year takes place on Saturday 7 March at Pueblo Español. The event is called “Entre Nosotras – Leadership & Influence” and runs roughly from midday into the evening.
It focuses on women in leadership, creativity and business, with talks, networking and community activities.
Galatzó Trail – Es Capdellà
8 March
One of Mallorca’s best-known mountain races takes place in the Tramuntana near Es Capdellà, with several distances through some of the island’s most dramatic landscapes.
Dragon Gold Cup, Puerto Portals
Sat 14 Mar to Sat 21 Mar
International Dragon class sailing event hosted at Puerto Portals.
Fira Bona – Palmanyola
14 March
A traditional village fair with market stalls, food and local products takes place in Palmanyola.
St Patrick’s Day – Island Wide
17 March
St Patrick’s Day is widely celebrated across Mallorca, particularly in Santa Ponsa and Palma, with Irish music and themed events in many bars and restaurants.
Trofeo Princesa Sofía Sailing Regatta – Palma Bay
27 March – 4 April
One of the biggest sailing events in Europe takes place in Palma Bay with Olympic-level sailors competing in multiple classes. The regatta marks the start of the international sailing season.
So whether you’re interested in traditional fairs, international sport or community events, there’s plenty happening across Mallorca throughout March.
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