Second weekend in September with music and processions. During the days around the saint’s day many events are programmed and S’Illot fills with holidaymakers and local people who enjoy together the delights of summer and the festival. One of the most important events is the Saturday night dance on the […]
S’Illot market takes place every Saturday from 5 pm, only from June to September. It is located on Gregal Street.
The settlement of S’Illot is one of the most important archaeological sites from the Talayot and post-Talayot cultures (850-123 BC), both because of its monumental variety and its long and complex historical evolution.
S’Illot Beach –also known as Cala Moreia– takes its name from the imposing islet (illot in Catalan) that emerges from the sea at this point. On its eastern edge, opposite the islet, you will find a few boats belonging to local and amateur fishermen tied up at an old dock.
© Consorci de Turisme de Son Servera i Sant Llorenç des Cardassar
