Son Servera is a municipality located in the eastern part of the island of Mallorca, which is part of the Balearic Islands of Spain. The town of Son Servera is situated in the fertile Llevant region and is characterised by its charming historic centre, narrow streets and small squares. The town is surrounded by mountains and enjoys a warm Mediterranean climate with hot summers and mild winters. Son Servera has some popular tourist attractions, including the 18-hole golf course of Pula Golf, the Cala Millor beach and the Sant Joan Baptista church. The annual Fira de Sant Joan festival is also celebrated in June, which hosts a range of festivities including music, dancing, and fireworks. The town is also home to a local farmers' market and boasts a wide range of traditional Mallorcan restaurants serving local delicacies.