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Cuttlefish & Nautical Fair

Traditional sípia (cuttlefish) gastronomic festival

Location
Port d'Alcudia
Imprint
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Alcudia's annual cuttlefish fair provides the chance to sample cuttlefish (sípia or sepia) at a number of stalls, bars and restaurants - you can follow a gastronomy trail to ensure you don't miss any dishes!

There will be an exhibition, a craft market, a boat show, children's parties, a playground, a food market, a giants of Mallorca parade and live music in the evenings.

Take a look at the programme in the website link (available about a week before the event).

Venue

Alcudia sea promenade

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