Every year at the end of June, Port de Pollença marks the Feast of Sant Pere, the patron saint of fishermen, with five days of parades, music, dancing, community meals and local tradition. The 2026 programme runs from Thursday 25 June to Monday 29 June and has something for every age, from family film nights to traditional Mallorcan folk dance and an open-air dance party on the waterfront.
This year also brings a special occasion: the 50th anniversary of the Port de Pollença Nautical Week, celebrated with a commemorative ceremony at the Royal Yacht Club on Sunday, 28 June.
Here is the full programme.
Thursday 25 June
The festivities open with an open-air cinema at Passeig Saralegui and Avinguda París. At 9:30 PM, the film is Aisha's Light, a family-friendly animated film in Catalan directed by Shadi Adib. Organised by the Culture Department, the screening is free and open to all. Bring a blanket and enjoy the warm June evening.
Friday 26 June
The open-air cinema continues at the same location, also at 9:30 PM. Friday's film is Molt Lluny (Very Far Away), directed by Gerard Oms and screened in Catalan with Spanish subtitles.
Saturday 27 June
Saturday is the most packed day of the programme.
At 8:00 PM, the Giants of Pollença and the Sant Jordi Folk Group take to the streets accompanied by the Xeremiers Orats, the traditional Mallorcan bagpipers. The parade begins at Miquel Capllonch Square and ends at Moll Vell. This is one of the most photographed moments of the festivities and a genuinely memorable sight for visitors and guests staying in the area.
At 9:00 PM, the Charity Pa amb Oli Dinner takes place at Moll Vell in support of ABAIMAR. The classic Mallorcan combination of bread, olive oil and local toppings, eaten together at the harbour, makes for a proper community evening.
At 9:30 PM, the folk dance group Aires de la Cala performs traditional Majorcan folk dance at Moll Vell.
Saturday is also the first evening of the Saint Peter's Market at Moll Vell, running from 6:00 PM to 11:00 PM on both Saturday and Sunday. Worth a browse before the evening events.
Sunday 28 June
Sunday opens with a commemorative ceremony at 12:30 PM at the Royal Yacht Club of Port de Pollença, marking the 50th anniversary of the Nautical Week. Awards and acknowledgements will be presented to all collaborating organisations, a significant milestone for the sailing community of the bay.
At 7:30 PM, the Soldà Corps of Bugles and Drums parades from Miquel Capllonch Square to Moll Vell.
At 8:00 PM, the Community Sardine Barbecue begins at Moll Vell, accompanied by the Xeremiers Orats. This is a beloved local tradition and one that guests in Port de Pollença should not miss. One practical note: please bring your own plate, cup and cutlery.
To close the evening, at 10:00 PM, the musical group Red Bellies plays an open-air dance party at Moll Vell.
Monday 29 June: Sant Pere's Day
The feast day itself begins at 11:00 AM with Solemn Mass at the Parish Church of Our Lady of Mount Carmel.
At midday, the Official Ceremony takes place at Moll Vell, followed by refreshments for all attendees.
At 1:00 PM, the award ceremony for the 13th Bay of Pollença Drawing Competition is held at the Royal Yacht Club, celebrating preschool and primary school pupils from CEIP Bocchoris, CEIP Miquel Capllonch and CEI Sant Vicenç de Paül. The exhibition runs from 27 June to 17 July and is well worth visiting during your stay.
At 7:00 PM, the photography exhibition El Moll 22×22 opens at the Port de Pollença Neighbours' Association Hall. Twenty-two photographers offer twenty-two different visions of El Moll. Organised by the Museum of Pollença.
At 8:00 PM, the evening closes with a Line Dance Gathering at Moll Vell, led by Line Dance Balear. Participants are encouraged to wear a nautical-themed accessory, a nice touch for the last evening of the festivities.
One More Thing Worth Knowing
Throughout the festivities, the ABAIMAR association will manage the Moll Vell tavern. If you are spending the evening at the harbour, food and drinks will be on hand.
Enjoying the Festivities from Your Villa
Port de Pollença in late June is at its very best: warm evenings, the pine walk coming alive, and the harbour full of activity. If you are staying in a Prestige Villas property this week, most of the events take place within easy walking distance of Moll Vell. Parking in the area will be limited on the busiest evenings, so arriving on foot or by bicycle is the most relaxed option.
We hope you enjoy the festivities. Happy Sant Pere 2026.