Easy hike from Port de Sóller to Cala Deià via Son Mico
Introductory 3 h 30, 10 km route through olive groves and holm oak woods to Deià cove, with coffee at Son Mico and a minivan back; EUR 45 per person.
Part of Sóller
Also known as Puerto de Sóller
An almost enclosed bay, guarded by two lighthouses, where the tram line ends and the boats begin.
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The mouth of the bay is only about 450 metres wide between Cap Gros and the Forat des Dragó, and inside the water opens out like a lake. The Sa Creu and Cap Gros lighthouses watch the entrance, and Torre Picada, built between 1614 and 1623, recalls the age of pirates.
Introductory 3 h 30, 10 km route through olive groves and holm oak woods to Deià cove, with coffee at Son Mico and a minivan back; EUR 45 per person.
Guided 3 h 30 to 4 hour kayak outing with a swim and picnic stop and a cave visit; EUR 75 per person with a minimum of six.
From Palma through the Lluc valley to Sa Calobra, a boat to Port de Sóller and back by tram and vintage train.
Four hours on a private boat for up to eight, with a west route (Foradada, Cala Deià) or east route (Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis).
Guided first dive with an instructor in shallow waters off Port de Sóller; two dives down to 12 m, from age 10.
Fishing outing with a captain on a 32-foot Luhrs, rods included, with the option of adding swimming and dolphin spotting.
Transportes Marítimos Puerto de Sóller
About 2.5-hour trip along the north coast, with a swim and views of Sa Costera, Cala Tuent and Torrent de Pareis.
A day aboard a 1949 classic boat from Port de Sóller, with swim stops, snorkelling, paddleboards and a rope swing.
Passenger-boat trip towards the pierced rock of Sa Foradada, with a swim stop in a bay and a bar on board.
Two hours on a private Hanse 495 sailing yacht off the Sóller coast, cava included, as the sun sets over the Tramuntana.
Consell de Mallorca – Pedra en Sec i Senderisme
Family route by the Consell of 6 km and 1 h 43 min from Port de Sóller along the path used by locals in the 1561 defence.
The stamp marks the town; the dots are the experiences in and around it, coloured by category.
On 29 June for Sant Pere, or on 15 July, when a procession of boats crosses the bay on the eve of the Mare de Déu del Carme.
Ride the tram down from Sóller (about 30 minutes). In season, boats leave for Sa Calobra: the best way to see the Tramuntana coast from the water.
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Within 12 km as the crow flies, nearest first.
Three hours mixing via ferrata, abseiling, cliff jumps and gorge swimming on the Sóller coast, on routes kept under wraps.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
Modernist mansion with colourful hydraulic tiles and period furniture, works by 20th-century artists and a sculpture garden.
A private 8-hour day through two Tramuntana villages with an official guide, for groups of 1 to 6 from Palma.
Closed on Sundays according to Google
A full-day excursion from the east zone with an official guide: Palma, a stop at Son Marroig overlooking Sa Foradada, Valldemossa and Sóller.
Tours Mallorca (excursiones privadas)
A private 9-hour day with train and tram tickets, lunch in Port de Sóller, an official guide and a driver for the return.
TUI España Turismo (excursiones en Mallorca)
A full day in the Tramuntana with a guide: Lluc, the historic train, the tram and Port de Sóller.
Comparisons built from the experiences in and around Port de Sóller.
The mouth of the bay is only about 450 metres wide between Cap Gros and the Forat des Dragó, and inside the water opens out like a lake. The Sa Creu and Cap Gros lighthouses watch the entrance, and Torre Picada, built between 1614 and 1623, recalls the age of pirates. Atlas de Mallorca lists 11 experiences in town and 9 nearby: Easy hike from Port de Sóller to Cala Deià via Son Mico, Sea kayaking along the Port de Sóller coast to the Vell Marí cave, Full-day Mallorca tour by coach, boat, tram and vintage train with Sa Calobra, Private skippered boat from Port de Sóller: Sa Calobra or Sa Foradada, PADI Discover Scuba Diving in Port de Sóller, Fishing charter from Port de Sóller.
On 29 June for Sant Pere, or on 15 July, when a procession of boats crosses the bay on the eve of the Mare de Déu del Carme.
Ride the tram down from Sóller (about 30 minutes). In season, boats leave for Sa Calobra: the best way to see the Tramuntana coast from the water.
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