Felanitx, Or Felaniche, a town of Spain, on the island of Majorca, 25 m. E. S. E. of Palma; pop. about 8,000. It is in a fertile valley surrounded by mountains, and contains spacious streets and six squares. There is an ancient Moorish castle, with a subterranean vault, on the adjoining mountain of San Salvador de Felanitx. An active trade is carried on in cattle, wine, fruit, and colonial produce. Linen and woollen goods and other articles are manufactured. The place is of great antiquity. The neighboring mountains abound with Moorish remains.