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Inca is home to many permanent island residents and is less of a destination, more of a place to stay. Down town historical district, shops and weekly markets are bustling and similar to surrounding towns, but the scale of Inca translates into less of a "small vacation town" feeling. Overall, Inca is centrally located with some great local B&Bs and boutique hotels [Sa Vinya des Convent is a great example] that will serve you well if you are planning to stay in Inca for more than 2 weeks. The surrounding hilly areas both north and south of the highway also have many many beautiful small finca style properties that are surrounded by farm animals and benefit from a cooler afternoon breeze than one experiences in downtown Inca. Inca is also a great origin for bike touring in that you can experience a large variety of bike routes originating from Inca that will take you in all directions from rolling farms to small hilltop hamlets to the mountain rides of the Serra De Tramuntana.

The best location to visit all sides of the island. I would definitely recommend hiring a car! Town centre has all you need so no need to travel to any neighbouring towns - just a 25 minute drive to the airport and a lovely outlet shopping centre just 10 minutes away!

Inca gets a bad reputation for being the industrial backwater of Mallorca. But the downtown has a couple charming plazas and streets, and the location is about as good as it gets without being crowded or touristy. In fact, there's really nothing that feels touristy about Inca. But, it's close to Sierra Tramuntana, Palma, and Pollenca.

Inca is pretty industrial and run down. the few buildings around and off of the main square are pretty and in the traditional spanish style but the rest of the city is very ugly. Think Milton Keynes or Hemel Hempstead.... You can definitely just pass through it... We spent two nights at Sa Vinya Convent hotel which is absolutely beautiful and a 5 min walk from the city centre, but we could have just done one. It's very walkable, there's supermarkets and lots of shops - if just does't really have any of the charm of towns like Pollença or Sóller. The one recommendation I do have is to go to a restaurant called 'Sa Fabrica' on the main street. It's in the Michelin Guide and the food was incredible and so cheap. A 5 course lunch tasting menu is only 27.50EUR per person and it's beyond delicious. Marcel, the chef is also super nice and will chat to you about the dishes. That was the highlight of our stay there. Book in advance to avoid missing out.

An ideal starting point for all cycling enthusiasts, since it is possible to encircle the whole island from here. The lively pulse of the city core is even more modest when the city core turns into a large market offering fresh local vegetables and meat products as well as many other little things