Sa Cabaneta is a charming village in Mallorca, part of the municipality of Marratxí, near Palma, with around 8,000 inhabitants. Sa Cabaneta is home to one of Mallorca's oldest pottery traditions since the 17th century; the so-called Siurells are made here from white fired clay. Siurells are typical Mallorcan ceramic clay figures with an integrated pipe, which are only made and painted by women. They were once used by farmers and shepherds as an instrument to keep their flocks together. In some Mallorcan folk dances, the siruell flute is still part of the music today. The church of Sant Marçal, which stands on a picturesque square in the heart of the village, is particularly worth a visit. From here you can enjoy a wonderful view of the surrounding area. Sa Cabaneta is also an ideal starting point for excursions into nature, especially to the nearby Tramuntana mountains, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The quiet streets and well-kept architecture give the village a unique character, which is underlined by its proximity to the capital Palma and the international airport. Sa Cabaneta is around 15 km from Palma and is ideal for commuters who want to be close to city life but prefer the tranquillity of the countryside. The airport is also only around 18 km away, making the location attractive for travelers. Sa Cabaneta combines rural idyll with urban proximity in a wonderful way and offers an authentic Mallorcan lifestyle.