The train also stops in Inca and it takes about 20 minutes to reach the centre of Palma and from the train station it is about a ten minute walk to the old town and further 15 minutes to the beach so you have the best of both worlds with easy access to both the north and the the bustle of Palma.

Every Thursday there is a market held in Inca which is mainly dominated by leather goods produced due to its heritage but you can also find other great local produce for sale on the many stalls that are set up for it.

Furthermore the largest festival in Mallorca, Dijous Bo, is held in Inca every autumn which has grown from an agricultural festival to include many more attractions for all people and age groups, from art exhibitions to all night parties it is an excellent time to visit the town as the weather is still excellent but there are less touristy crowds in general.