This is your Palma Guide to Health food
Whether you live full-time on Mallorca or visit the island regularly, finding good health food and quality organic products in Palma has never been easier. The city has embraced sustainable living, and you’ll find everything from zero-waste boutiques to long-standing herbal shops tucked into historic streets. Here’s your updated guide to the best places to shop healthy in Palma. We updated our Palma Guide to Health Food.
Health Food Shops in Palma
Awareness around clean eating and eco-friendly living has grown steadily on the island. In Palma, several shops have truly become staples — offering everything from plant-based snacks to fresh juices perfect for a day wandering through the old town or the seafront. You’ll find lactose-free, gluten-free, vegetarian, vegan, and plenty of organic options along with supplements and wellness products.
The Herbal House – Calle Sindicato
One of Palma’s most charming old shops is Maria Antonia Bergas, founded back in 1890. Now located on Sindicato 50, it remains a favourite among locals. Expect shelves filled with grains, cereals, natural remedies, and loose herbs. The friendly team even mixes custom herbal blends for sleep, digestion, colds, and more — a true piece of Palma’s living history.
Veritas – Palma’s Organic Supermarket
Veritas continues to be one of the island’s go-to organic supermarkets, with locations around Mallorca. Just steps from Mercat d’Olivar, this store is ideal for a full weekly shop: fresh fruit and veg, organic meat and dairy, bulk staples, natural household items, and plenty of healthy snacks for beach days or hikes.
Eco-Friendly Shopping in Santa Catalina
Santa Catalina — Palma’s trendy neighbourhood — is home to Nu Market, a beautifully curated zero-waste and organic shop. Here you can refill everything from detergents to grains, stock up on fresh produce, or pick up stylish eco-friendly home essentials. It’s a favourite for anyone wanting to shop consciously while reducing packaging waste.
Müller – German Health Food & Natural Beauty
At Plaza de España, Müller offers a surprisingly good selection of health-focused products. Their dedicated section carries gluten-free goods, vegan treats, vitamins, teas, and a range of natural beauty brands. It’s a convenient stop if you’re passing through central Palma.
Organic Markets in Palma
For fresh, local produce straight from the island’s farmers, head to the weekly ecological market at Plaça del Bisbe Berenguer de Palou every Tuesday and Saturday (8:00–14:00). You’ll find biodynamic vegetables, fruit, almonds, handmade snacks like empanadas and date balls, and a warm, neighbourhood atmosphere. With cafés, playgrounds, and small restaurants nearby, it’s a lovely weekend stop.
More Health Food Spots Worth Visiting
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Mercasana Vegan Store – close to the eco-market, specialising in vegan groceries and plant-based essentials.
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Organic Maggie – near Plaza de España, offering organic foods, supplements, and beauty staples.
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El Corte Inglés – especially the main store, which has an impressively broad health food and wellness section.
Clean Beauty in Palma
Clean, cruelty-free skincare has become mainstream in Palma.
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Sephora (Sindicato) now carries eco-friendly brands like Ilia Beauty and Milk Makeup.
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El Corte Inglés stocks trusted natural brands such as La Roche-Posay and Vichy.
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Müller offers Weleda, Annemarie Börlind, Terra Naturi, and other European favourites.
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Veritas adds to the mix with organic shampoos, creams, and household products.
Palma is full of hidden gems, so as you wander through its side streets and historic alleys, you’ll likely discover even more boutiques and organic spots. Whether you’re stocking up for healthy living at home or picking up a few treats for your holiday stay, the city has something for every lifestyle. Palma Guide to Health Food is created to make life more simple.
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