Event Details
Welcome to the Dimonis Festival 2027 in Sa Pobla
The Dimonis Festival is the highlight of the Sant Antoni celebrations in Sa Pobla, Mallorca. From 16 to 17 January 2027 the streets and squares of the town turn into a lively stage of fire, music and traditional demon figures. The festivity honours Saint Anthony and has been documented since the 14th century.
Highlights & Attractions at Dimonis Festival in Sa Pobla
- Spectacular processions and dances of the Dimonis (demons) through the streets and on Plaça Major
- Grand piromusical with fireworks and music on the evening of 16 January
- Hundreds of foguerons (bonfires) throughout the town and traditional ximbombades
- Accompaniment by cantadores, caparrots (big-heads), giants and the local music band
- Beneïdes – blessing of the animals on 17 January
- Typical gastronomy with espinagades (eel or pork pastries) and grilled food by the fires
- Can Planes Museum with exhibition on Sant Antoni and the Dimonis
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Program & Schedule: What to Expect in 2027
Festivities start in early January with the Novena and first processions. On 16 January the Dimonis and Sant Antoni set off around 14:30 from Plaça de l’Església for a long cercavila through the town. In the evening come the Completes in the church, the traditional cry “Visca Sant Antoni”, the dances on Plaça Major and the large piromusical. On 17 January the solemn mass, the Beneïdes and further processions take centre stage. The exact daily programme will be published in good time by the Ajuntament de Sa Pobla.
Tickets & Admission for Dimonis Festival Sa Pobla
Admission to all public street festivities, processions, dances and the piromusical is free of charge. No tickets are required. Information and the current programme can be found on the official website of the Ajuntament de Sa Pobla.
Visitor Tips: Travel & Accommodation in Sa Pobla
- Travel by train or bus from Palma (approx. 50 minutes); Sa Pobla station is on the southern edge of town
- January can be cool and damp – wear warm, comfortable clothing and closed shoes that can tolerate a little ash
- Book accommodation in Sa Pobla or nearby Alcúdia and Port d’Alcúdia early, as the celebrations attract many visitors
- Wear sturdy footwear and keep a safe distance from the fires and the Dimonis
- Be sure to try local specialities such as espinagades and eel dishes (Setmana de s’Anguila)
