Campos

02Geography

Situated along the Mediterranean coast, Campos shares borders with Llucmajor, Porreres, Felanitx, Santanyí, and Ses Salines. The municipality includes several population centers such as La Rápita, El Paraíso, and Las Covetas, contributing to its diverse landscape.

Natural areas

El Trench-Salobrar de Campos is a significant ecological zone.

03History

The origins of Campos date back to the early 14th century, linked to the establishment of major towns on the island under Jaime II of Mallorca. The name itself predates the Muslim conquest, deriving from the Latin word 'campus'.

• Foundation Early 14th century, during the reign of Jaime II.
• Name change Renamed Campos del Puerto in 1916, reverted to Campos in 1988.

Explore Campos, a municipality in southern Mallorca known for its agricultural roots and vibrant local festivals.

04Cultural Heritage and Economy

Campos has a rich cultural heritage, with notable structures such as the neoclassical church of San Julián and the historic convent of San Francisco. The local economy has traditionally been agricultural, benefiting from fertile lands.

• Patron saint San Julián, celebrated on January 9.
• Major festivals San Blas on February 3, Feria de Mayo on the second Sunday of May, Virgen del Carmen on July 16.
• Market days Weekly markets on Thursdays and Saturdays.
• Historical sites Includes seven defensive towers from the 16th century.
• Natural features Home to the only natural thermal baths in the Balearic Islands.