2025 Soller Travel Guide: Must-see attractions, popular food, hotels, transportation routes (updated in September)

📖📖Itinerary Day 1: Lisbon International Airport → Belém Tower → Jerónimos Monastery → Rua Augusta Arch → Alfama → São Jorge Castle Day 2: Pena Palace → Quinta da Regaleira → Cabo da Roca Day 3: Santa Juana Hostel Madrid → Mercado de San Miguel → Plaza Mayor → Royal Palace of Madrid → Plaza de España → Museo Nacional del Prado → El Retiro Park Day 4: Palma de Mallorca Airport → Palma Cathedral Day 5: Cal Reiet Hotel & Holistic Retreat → Sóller Day 6: INNSiDE by Meliá Alcudia → Gothic Quarter → Casa Milà → Los Tarantos Flamenco Barcelona Day 7: JonCake → Mercat de Santa Caterina → Casa Batlló → Basilica de la Sagrada Familia → Hospital de Sant Pau Day 8: Abu Dhabi International Airport → Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque → Presidential Palace Abu Dhabi → Louvre Abu Dhabi The most highly recommended place is the small island of Mallorca ~ the lemon-flavored Mediterranean style

I would call Mallorca the most comfortable holiday destination in Spain! When it comes to the best place to holiday in Spain, hoho thinks Mallorca definitely has a name! It's really suitable to spend a few days living a slow island life~ Mallorca,Spain ■Little knowledge time: As one of the most popular destinations in the Mediterranean, Mallorca is known for its beautiful coastline, secluded bays, beautiful rural scenery, Spanish architecture, wineries and charming beaches, with people coming here for holidays every year Mallorca check-in tips: Visit the capital Palma Without visiting the capital Palma, the trip to Mallorca is not complete, Palma is a vibrant and leisurely city, with street cafes and beautiful Spanish buildings everywhere, it is also the location of the Palma Cathedral Enjoy the coastline of Mallorca There are many charming beaches here, among which the Cala Mesquida beach in the northeast has over 300 meters of sandy coastline and a long stretch of clear shallow water, which is very suitable for vacation Check in Port de Soller Beautiful small town, the narrow streets are dotted with Spanish cottages, ice cream shops and cafes, be sure to take a ride on the old wooden tram, the wooden car will take you through this orange town Visit the spectacular underground landscape Mallorca is famous for its secluded caves, Coves del Drach and dels Hams are top tourist attractions, be sure to wear good shoes, you can see gorgeous underground stalactites and stalagmites, and even enjoy a concert on the underground lake Stroll around Mallorca No matter where you live on the island, aimlessly strolling around the small island is definitely one of the good ways to holiday, you can shuttle in the quiet alleys, read a book and listen to music on a quiet beach, find a local restaurant to taste delicious food, this is the meaning of travel

#bucketlistreboot Can Joan located at Carrer de Sant Ramon de Penyafort, 1, 07108 Port de Soller. Open daily from 12 PM to 11PM. Sitting near the table facing the marina that the boats are berthing, the cool breeze blowing toward my face is very enjoyable. I ordered grilled local fish and Copa Sangria Clasica. The cooking took almost 40 minutes maybe it is lunch time. The fish is fresh with tomato sauce on it. Most of the popular restaurants over there are full of people during lunch time. So I suggest you come after the lunch time period, then the wait will be lesser. The atmosphere and environment is nice over the restaurant

#EuropeTravel #VillageofSóller #CathedralofSanBartomeu #MallorcaTravel #SóllerTravel 📍 Location: Església de Sant Bartomeu, Sóller, Mallorca 📍 Atmosphere: Quiet sacredness in a lively square + locals' daily lives + the rhythm of the village echoing with the chiming bells ⚓ The cathedral isn't just a religious space; it's the heart of Sóller. The square in front of the cathedral is surrounded by cafes and restaurants, so it's always bustling with people. However, step inside and you'll be enveloped in a surprisingly tranquil atmosphere. 🔥 On-site Visit Review As I gazed at the cathedral from the cafe terrace, the sound of the bells filled the air, and for a moment, the entire village seemed to connect. As I entered the cathedral, the floor was bathed in light filtering through the stained-glass windows.

📍 Location: Puerto de Sóller, Mallorca 📍 Atmosphere: A dramatic view where the sea meets the mountains + relaxing beach strolls 🌊 Puerto de Sóller is a rare natural port in Mallorca. Surrounded by the Tramuntana Mountains, the harbor enjoys calm winds, creating a picturesque scene with boats peacefully floating. Lined with restaurants and cafes, it's perfect for a leisurely walk and enjoying the view. 🔥 On-site Experience As the sunset begins, the moment when the sea turns golden is truly like a scene from a movie. The anchored boats reflected the light and sparkled, and travelers couldn't resist pulling out their cameras.

#EuropeTravel #BarLaPayesa #PortofSóller #PortofSóllerCoffeeShop #MallorcaTravel 📍 Location: Bar La Payesa, Puerto de Sóller 📍 Atmosphere: Simple and comfortable local atmosphere + locals chatting ☕ While it might seem like a bustling tourist cafe, early in the morning it feels more like a local hangout. Ordering a cup of coffee and a simple sandwich makes you feel like you're sharing a table with the locals next to you. 🔥 On-site Review After ordering my coffee and sitting down, a local man reading a newspaper greeted me first. It was just a typical breakfast menu, but the warm atmosphere made me realize that "this moment is the true taste of travel."

#EuropeTravel #CasaÁlvaro #SóllerRestaurant #MallorcaTravel #SóllerFoodTravel #RestaurantRecommendation 📍 Location: Casa Álvaro, Sóller Village 🕒 Reservations Required: Especially on Weekend Evenings 📍 Atmosphere: Sophisticated yet rustic interior + warm lighting 🍽️ Casa Álvaro is one of the must-try restaurants in Sóller. The menu is diverse, but what's particularly impressive is the combination of barbecue risotto and tomato salad. The contrast between rich and refreshing flavors is exquisite, creating a perfect balance that satisfies any traveler's taste buds. 🔥 On-site Review Thanks to the reservation, we were able to comfortably sit down and order. The tomato salad, which arrived first, was subtly infused with olive oil, bringing out the sweetness of the fruit flesh. The barbecue risotto, which was the main course, was truly impressive, with its savory yet deep smoky flavor. It wasn't just a meal; it was a unique culinary experience unique to Sóller.

#EuropeTravel #SollerPlaza #SpainTravel #SollerAccommodation #MallorcaTravel #SollerAccommodationRecommendation ✨ My Experience at Soller Plaza, a Travel Hub ✨ 📍 Location: Soller Plaza, Sóller 🕒 Recommended Itinerary: 3+ nights as a base for exploring northwest Mallorca 📍 Atmosphere: Convenient transportation + central location + simple yet sophisticated design 🍽️ Soller Plaza's location makes it a perfect "travel hub." You can take the tram directly from the plaza to Port de Sóller, making it a great base for exploring the Mallorcan mountains and Palma. The rooms are simple yet modern, and the staff are friendly, making for a comfortable stay. 🔥 On-site Review During my three-day stay, I felt the energy that started from the plaza every morning. As soon as I left the hotel, there were bus and tram stops right outside, making it easy to manage my schedule. After a day of exploring, I returned to the hotel and rested, and it struck me, "This is truly my travel base camp." Best of all, despite being centrally located, the interior was calm, making my stay comfortable throughout.

#mytraveldiary Port de soller could be the location you are looking for, for your vacation in Mallorca! Do you want a beautiful sandy beach with access to luxury bars serving delicious cocktails on the stunning waterfront? Similarly, you want to watch the sunset surrounded by awe-inspiring mountains and wander down the quaint town’s beautiful alleys. Then look no further than visiting Port de Sóller, on the Western coast of Mallorca.

#mytraveldiary Ecovinyassa is a farm located in a valley near the town of Soller, about a 15-minute drive from the town. Admission is €20 for adults and €10 for children, including special refreshments and orange juice ✨the juice is delicious, and the oranges are incredibly tasty! It's perfect for families and photography enthusiasts. Open Monday, Wednesday, Thursday, and Friday, 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM. I made reservations two days in advance, but many times were already fully booked. Remember to book in advance!

#mytraveldiary Wandering through the picturesque streets of Sóller in Mallorca, you’ll find more than just mountain views and citrus-scented air — this little town is full of heartwarming treasures. Among them, the cutest discovery is the local fridge magnets. Each one captures the essence of Sóller: colorful trams, sun-kissed oranges, and charming Mediterranean houses. These tiny keepsakes make the perfect reminder of your journey, whether you’re decorating your fridge at home or sharing a thoughtful gift with friends. Just like Sóller itself, they bring a smile every time you see them. A small piece of Mallorca’s magic, ready to brighten your daily life.

#mediterranean If you’re planning a trip to Mallorca, make sure to spend some time in the beautiful authentic town of Soller. Situated near the northwest coast of Mallorca, the town sits in a lush valley full of orange trees and is surrounded by the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana mountains. 🍊 The town consists of two parts – Soller and Port de Soller (also known as Puerto de Soller). The former is a more authentic town with old-world charm and lies about 3 km inland from the coast. The latter is a seaside resort town that extends along the shore of a beautiful sheltered bay and features a long sandy beach. ⛱️ Best things to do in Soller: 📌Explore the old town of Soller One of my favorite things to do in Soller was to simply wander around the narrow alleyways of the old town and take in its beauty. Its winding cobbled streets are lined with tapas bars, bakeries and quaint buildings in Art Nouveau architectural style. On the bustling Plaça de la Constitució, which is Soller’s main square, you can find a variety of cafes and restaurants as well as the impressive Sant Bartomeu Church, the town’s most famous landmark. 📌Taste the Soller oranges 🍊 You can’t visit Soller and not taste its famous sweet and juicy oranges! Enjoy a glass of freshly squeezed orange juice, indulge in some orange ice cream or orange jam or try the local orange liquor called Angel d’Or. 📌Take the vintage tram to Port de Sóller 🚋 One of the most popular things to do in Soller is to ride its old wooden tram (Tranvía de Sóller) to the neighboring town of Port de Soller. Inaugurated in 1913, the heritage tramway takes you on a scenic 15-minute journey past orange groves, gardens and mountainous landscapes before arriving at the beautiful bay of Port de Soller. 📌Spend a day at Port de Soller Beach The beautiful seaside town of Port de Soller is just 5 km from Soller and has a palm-tree-lined sandy beach with shimmering turquoise water. It’s an ideal place to spend a relaxing day by the sea and cool off in the summer heat. 📌Sa Calobra boat trip 🛥️ A boat trip to Sa Calobra village and Torrent de Pareis beach is another one of the must-do activities when visiting Sóller. 📌Explore the hiking trails in Sóller 🐾 Another one of the best things to do in Soller is to go hiking. In fact, this little town is considered the hiking capital of Mallorca. #sollermallorca #spain #travel #orange #soller

📍 Itinerary Overview #thingstodo #myitinerary Day 1 arrival - Sightseeing Palma de Mallorca Old town ( Cathedral, Roman baths) , walk towards La Rambla, Plaza Major, Plaza de Espania Day2 Alcudia - shopping fresh fruits at local Sunday market, lazy afternoon at the 3 rd most beautiful beach in Europe Playa de Muro beach Day3 Trip to Sa Colabra - amazing George at the mountains- Up North of Majorca Day 4 Trip to Calla Agula and Cala Rajada Day 5 Unforgettable trip to caves - Quevas del Drach and classical music short concert there! Day6 Day at the beach - Alcudia Day7 Trip to Valldemossa - place where F. Chopin stayed and Denia - charming towns located in the mountains, very picturesque road there. Day 8 - Soller and a trip by old fashion tram to Port de Soller Day 9 Trip to Penisula of Formentor - seeing the most impressive scenery in the Pollenca district. Day 10 Lazy day in Alcudia, flying home 🚩 Sightseeing Route#thingstodo Palma de Mallorca,Alcudia, Sa Colabra, Cala Agula,Caves del Drach, Baldemosa, Denia, Soller, Formentor 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions Cathedral and Roman baths, La Rambla and Plaza Major in Palma de Mallorca Sa Colabra on the north coast Beautiful beaches all around the island Ride from Soller to Port de Soller by the tram Denia and Valldemossa villages Caves 🚇 Transportation#travel You can easily rent a car from the airport .We had a smooth rental . There is great public transport - buses run from the airport to Palma and Alcudia . Lots of taxis at the airport as well no need to book in advance 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine Try local cousins for a breakfast you can have Cafe co lachę with Mallorca’s pastry called Ensaimada . For lunch try a fresh slice of bread with spicy sausage called Sobrasada. In the evening grilled Dorada or Frito Mallorquin 🏠 Accommodation There are lots of hotels to choose from from all inclusive to apartments. 💡 Tips Learn few phrases in Spanish such as thank you , please etc. Exchange some cash in advance if you are planning to shop on local markets. Explore as Majorca is an island with 1000 different faces. Enjoy!

Soller | Mallorca's Century-Old Orange Fragrance and Vintage Railway Romance 🚂 This small town, nestled in the Tramuntana Valley, embraced by orange orchards and almond groves, is a sweet Mediterranean utopia. From a 1912 wooden tram to a century-old orange-pressing workshop, from a modernist cubic bank to farmers' handmade goods at the Saturday market—Soller, with its citrus aroma and the rhythm of vintage machinery, preserves the memories of Mallorca's golden age. ✨ Must-Experience List 1️⃣ Century-Old Wooden Tram Ride: Ride a 1912 antique tram from Palma to Soller and watch the orange groves transform into the bay. 2️⃣ Orange Pressing Workshop: Learn the traditional orange pressing method at Can Det Farm and bottle your own orange blossom distilled liquor. 3️⃣ Modernist Architecture Tour: Stand in front of the Banco de Soller and admire the cast iron art of Gaudí's fellow students. 4️⃣ Cristo del Porto Lighthouse: Cycle to the northwest corner of the lighthouse, where the cliffs and the Mediterranean unfold beneath you. 5️⃣ Saturday Market: Browse pottery, marzipan, and embroidered tablecloths while listening to the farmers' calls in Mallorcan. 🍊 Taste Soller 👉 Mel d'Engrunes (orange blossom honey, fragrant with shredded orange peel and almonds) 👉 Ensaimada (spiral-shaped lard pastry, sprinkled with powdered sugar) 👉 Dark Chocolate with Orange Peel (Xocolata des Sóller, from the century-old Fet a Sóller shop) 👉 Llampuga (Lemon Snapper, with local capers and orange slices) 👉 Hierbas (Orange peel, fennel, and Mallorcan herbs) 📸 Photography Mecca · Tram and Church Framed Together (Capture the orange tram passing by the Church of San Bartómeu) · Orange Orchard Light and Shadow (Backlit photos of bees collecting nectar during spring orange blossoms) · Port de Soller Sunset (Sailboats silhouetted against the light of the lighthouse) · Orange Pressing Machinery (A vintage composition of brass juicers and glass bottles) 🎯 In-Depth Guide 🚲 Two-Track Tour: ▪ Daytime bike ride to explore hidden citrus groves ▪ Evening tram ride to catch the sunset along the coastline 🎨 Craft Renaissance: ▪ Join a pottery workshop to create orange blossom designs ▪ Learn traditional Mallorcan embroidery techniques 🍊 Seasonal Specialties: · February-March: A sea of ​​almond blossoms fills the valley · April-May: The Orange Blossom Distillation Festival fills the city with fragrance · October-December: Participate in traditional orange juice making during the orange picking season · Every Saturday: Sample seasonal produce at the Farmer's Market 🌙 Overnight Accommodation Options ► Orange Farmhouse (Finca Can Coll, a century-old stone house B&B) ► Portside Design Hotel (Hotel Marina, Soller Bay, with infinity pool) ► Converted Monastery (Quiet Rooms at Lluc Monastery) 📍 Tags #SollerOrangeFragrance #CenturyTram #MallorcaSecret #CitrusUtopia #ModernistArchitecture #TramuntanaValley #HandmadeAlmondCandy #MediterraneanFarmhouse #VintageMechanicalPoetry #IslandSlowLife —— 🍃 When the tram bell startles the bees in the orange orchard, when the gears of the juicer squeeze out the first drop of golden orange oil, when you bite into a spiral bread dipped in orange blossom nectar under the harbor lighthouse - this is Soller: using a century of sweet fragrance to resist the passage of time, making every moment a living specimen of Mediterranean idyll.

Soller is a town in Mallorca not to be missed from the daily trips. You can reach there from the main bus station from Palma by bus 204. You can easily use your credit card to tap in and don’t forget to tap out taking off the bus. The good thing is that the price is 1.4 euros to everywhere on the island by these buses. In Soller, you can visit the cathedral and visit the town. You can shop at the art shops which are many and original. And please take 203 bus on the way back to Palma. It is quite a scenic journey. You can also see Deia or Valdemossa on your way back. #spain #mallorca #soller #sollermallorca #summervacation

#AugustTravelSupport 📍 Mallorca Sóller Review Sóller is a beautiful mountain village located in the northwest of Mallorca, a peaceful place where charming alleyways and traditional architecture harmonize. The classic metro departing from Sóller Station, traveling through the surrounding natural beauty and orange groves, enjoys a truly captivating experience. It's also a perfect spot to enjoy local fruit and coffee in a small, quiet cafe, and to relax while gazing out at the sea. If you want to experience the true charm of Mallorca in a quiet atmosphere, away from the crowds, I highly recommend a visit to Sóller. #Sóller #Mallorca #Mallorca #Soller #SpainTravel #MallorcaTravel #EuropeTravel #Trip.com #CuteVillage #NaturalScenery #TravelInstagram

Looking for a juicy adventure in Mallorca? Head to s’Ecovinyassa, a dreamy lemon & orange farm tucked away in the lush Sóller valley! 🌞✨ 👟 Wander through fragrant citrus groves 🍊 Taste fresh-picked oranges & zesty juice 🐓 Feed friendly chickens & peacocks 🧺 Enjoy a Mallorcan farm snack under the trees 📅 Open a few days a week — book online in advance! ⏰ Perfect for a 1–2 hour escape into sunshine & serenity 🍃 🍋 Nature, flavor, and farm vibes all in one! Don’t miss this citrus-scented slice of paradise! 🌸🧡 #mediterranean #mallorca #spain

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📍 Itinerary Overview 🚩 Sightseeing Route 🏖️ Must-Visit Attractions 🚇 Transportation 📷 Photo Spots 🍜 Local Cuisine 🏠 Accommodation #travel #couplestrip #beachlife #poolhotel

One of Mallorca’s most scenic journeys starts with the vintage wooden train from Palma to Sóller, winding through mountains and citrus groves. From there, hop on the iconic orange tram down to Port de Sóller, a charming bay town with a relaxed vibe. Spend the day soaking up the sun, strolling the promenade, and enjoying fresh seafood with sea views. It’s the perfect blend of history, scenery, and seaside charm.

#Emotional Accommodation 🤍Accommodation name: Sóllerooms guesthouse 🤍Address: Carrer de Sant Bartomeu 2, Sóller, 07100, ES 🤍Atmosphere/Facilities: The name is Guesthouse, so it feels like several people are sharing the bathroom and space, but that wasn't the case at all! There were about 10 rooms for 2 people up to the 3rd floor, and we won room 8 on the highest floor! The exterior of the accommodation really exuded Mallorca-esque sensibility, and when you open the door and enter, it's wider than you think, and a Spanish-esque terrace and a spacious lobby welcome you💛 There's no elevator, so it's inconvenient to carry your luggage, but the room was spacious and, above all, very comfortable!! The building looks like it was remodeled, so it's very clean overall. The location is really good, 2 minutes away from the Cathedral of Sóller. The price is cheap, so I want to go again next timeㅠㅠ 🤍Key points: The lobby, rooms, terrace, and rooftop are all decorated so emotionally! And since it's an unmanned hotel, you have to be careful to contact the host in advance after making a reservation. 🤍Average price per night: Late 100,000 won to early 200,000 won 🤍Rating: This was the best accommodation during my trip to Mallorca, so I give it a full five stars⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

#mediterraneanvibes My visit to Mallorca was the perfect blend of beach relaxation, cultural discovery, and stunning Mediterranean scenery. The island truly has something for everyone — from hidden coves and dramatic mountains to lively towns and peaceful villages. I based myself in Palma, the capital, and was immediately impressed by the beautiful Cathedral of Santa Maria, rising above the sea with its golden stone glowing in the sun. Wandering the old town’s narrow streets, I found cozy cafés, local markets, and elegant courtyards that gave Palma a charming and authentic vibe. One of my favorite experiences was exploring the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. I took a trip to the village of Valldemossa, surrounded by olive groves and pine forests, where time seemed to stand still. Another day, I rode the vintage wooden train to Sóller and continued to the port — the scenic ride through tunnels and lemon groves was unforgettable. Of course, no trip to Mallorca would be complete without time by the sea. I spent hours relaxing on Cala Pi and Cala Mondragó, two beaches with crystal-clear turquoise water and white sand, far from the bigger tourist crowds. Mallorca surprised me with its variety, beauty, and peaceful atmosphere. Whether exploring inland villages, hiking coastal cliffs, or simply watching the sunset with a glass of sangria in hand, I left the island feeling refreshed and already dreaming of returning. #travel #spain #beachlife

Mallorca is a captivating island offering a blend of sun-soaked beaches, historic towns, and unique cultural experiences. Whether you're a first-time visitor or returning for another adventure, here are some personal insights and practical tips to enhance your trip: --- 🌅 Must-See Highlights 1. Palma de Mallorca The island's capital boasts a stunning Gothic cathedral, La Seu, and the historic Bellver Castle, one of Europe's few circular castles. Explore the vibrant Santa Catalina district, known for its bustling market and diverse dining options. 2. Serra de Tramuntana This UNESCO-listed mountain range offers breathtaking landscapes, ideal for hiking and cycling. Trails like Sant Elm to La Trapa provide panoramic views and a chance to connect with nature. 3. Sóller and Port de Sóller Take a vintage 1913 train from Palma to the charming town of Sóller, then hop on a tram to its picturesque port. It's a delightful journey through Mallorca's scenic countryside. 4. Hidden Beaches Discover secluded spots like Caló des Moro and Es Canyaret, which require a bit of effort to reach but reward you with crystal-clear waters and tranquility. --- 🍽️ Culinary Delights Ensaimada: A spiral-shaped pastry that's a local favorite for breakfast or dessert. Sobrassada: A cured sausage spread, often enjoyed on bread with a drizzle of honey. Tumbet: A traditional vegetable dish, similar to ratatouille, showcasing the island's produce. Seafood: Fresh catches are abundant; try the lobster stew known as caldereta. For a unique dining experience, consider restaurants like Santi Taura in Palma, offering modern takes on Mallorcan cuisine. --- 🏨 Accommodation Tips Palma: Ideal for those seeking vibrant nightlife, shopping, and cultural sites. Sóller or Deià: Perfect for a serene mountain retreat with artistic charm. Pollença or Alcúdia: Great for family-friendly beaches and historic towns. Booking a rental car is recommended to explore the island's diverse regions at your own pace. 🌞 Travel Tips Best Time to Visit from May to September

#April2025: Soller Botanical Garden** 📍 **Location**: On the outskirts of Soller 🌟 **Features**: - Focus on the unique plants of the Balearic Islands - "Extinct Plant Zone" recreates lost species - The greenhouse cultivates the endangered dragon blood tree ⏰ **Opening hours**: 10:00-18:00 (until 16:00 in winter) 🎫 **Tickets**: €8 ⚠️ **Note**: - It is forbidden to collect any plants in the park - No English guidebook ---

#4月好去2025 Port de Sóller** 📍 **Location**: North of the town of Soller 🌟 **Features**: - A natural crescent-shaped harbor with colorful fishing boats moored - The signature dish of the seaside restaurant "Sa Llotja" is "Garlic Lobster" - You can take the vintage tram from Soller (€7/person) 🚋 **Tram frequency**: Every 30 minutes (last train at 19:30) ⚠️ **Note**: - Parking is expensive (€4/hour) - Some restaurants are closed during winter ---

Soller, in the foothills of the Tramuntana mountain range in Mallorca, truly is a revelation. When you set foot in Soller, you’ll feel as though you’ve been whisked away to a bygone era. The best and most famous thing to do in this town is to take a ride on the streetcar. The streetcar has been ferrying citizens and tourists alike since 1913. But what makes this so different from the streetcars of Lisbon and San Francisco is the fact that this streetcar goes from the heights of the mountains straight down to the sea in the beautiful coastal town of Port de Soller.

#springitinerary ✨ A sun-drenched valley of golden stone, mountain views, and old-world Mallorca charm** --- ### **📅 ITINERARY HIGHLIGHTS** #### **DAY 1: Vintage Trains, Oranges & Portside Tapas** **Morning:** 🚂 **Historic Wooden Train from Palma** – Scenic 1-hour ride through lemon groves (sit on the left for best views!). ☕ **Breakfast at Ca’n Det** – Orange-blossom pancakes & strong café con leche in the main square. 🍊 **Sóller Market (Saturday only!)** – Stock up on local olive oil, *ensaimadas*, and citrus jam. **Afternoon:** 🚋 **Tram to Port de Sóller** – Rattling vintage tram down to the turquoise bay. 🦞 **Lunch at Sa Cova** – Seaside *pa amb oli* (tomato bread) and grilled octopus. 🏊 **Beach Time at Port de Sóller** – Rent a kayak or just nap on the pebbly sand. **Evening:** 🍸 **Sunset at Cap Gros Lighthouse** – Short hike (or taxi) for epic views. 🍝 **Dinner at El Pescador** – Family-run spot for *caldereta de langosta* (lobster stew). --- #### **DAY 2: Hiking, Art & Mountain Villages** **Morning:** 🥾 **Torrent de Pareis Hike (or easier: Barranc de Biniaraix)** – Stone steps through olive terraces (reward: almond cake at **Ca’n Boi**). 🖼️ **Can Prunera Museum** – Modernist art in a citrus magnate’s mansion. **Afternoon:** 🚗 **Drive to Fornalutx** (10 min) – Mallorca’s "prettiest village" – sip *herbes* liqueur at **Bar Can Joan**. 🍽️ **Lunch at Neni** – Israeli-Mallorcan fusion in a lush garden. 🍋 **Citrus Grove Tour** – Learn why Sóller’s oranges are legendary (tastings included!). **Evening:** 🌌 **Stargazing in the Tramuntana** – Low light pollution = Milky Way galore! --- ### **🍊 LOCAL FLAVORS** - **Orange & Almond Cake** - **Pomada** (Gin with Sóller lemonade) - **Sobrassada on Toast with Honey** ### **💡 TRAVEL TIPS** ✔ **Stay:** **Hotel L’Avenida** (boutique) or **Finca Ca’n Coll** (rustic-chic agroturismo). ✔ **Go Car-Free?** Buses/trains connect Palma, Sóller, and Port – but a rental car unlocks hidden valleys. ✔ **Avoid:** Crowds in July/August – spring and fall are dreamy. --- ### **🎁 TAKE HOME** - **Ceramic Oranges** (From **S’Artesana** shop) - **Orange Blossom Perfume** (From **Farmacia Llisquet**) **Want more adventure?** Add a **coastal boat tour** or **cycling the old railway track**! 🌿

If food is an indispensable part of an island vacation, then the restaurant’s atmosphere must be the finishing touch of the dining experience. Here is the collection guide! Il Paradiso Restaurante Marivent This Italian restaurant is located in Cala Major, a bay in downtown Palma. The interior retains the luxurious style of 20th century palace architecture. Outdoors, there are oval floor-to-ceiling windows overlooking the bay, where you can enjoy the sunset while dining. The creamy shrimp pasta and cheese and mushroom macaroni are especially recommended. The fillet steak paired with Maurus red wine is also carefully seasoned with foie gras and truffles. La Fortaleza This Mediterranean restaurant is located in the luxurious Cap Rocat castle hotel on the bay of Palma. This former military fortress was transformed by the owner Antonio Obrador into one of the island's five-star hotels with the highest ceilings. The interior is decorated with gorgeous ceiling pendants and elegant curtains. Dining on the outside terrace is accompanied by the lights of the old town in the distance and the gurgling sound of the fountain. There are two options for dinner: five or seven-course tasting menus. Wines from various countries from world-renowned wineries always impress wine lovers. In 2012, it won the Balearic Islands Hotel Gourmet Award. Mesón Ca'n Pedro This historic Mallorcan restaurant is located on the top of Mount Génova on the outskirts of Palma and was built in 1976. The atmosphere of this restaurant comes not only from the simple and old-fashioned solid wood table setting, but also from its popularity among locals. Here you can taste down-to-earth authentic Mallorcan dishes, and we recommend the stone grilled meat, Arroz Brut soup and rice, Frito Mallorquin Mallorcan stir-fry and Caracoles special snails. NENI Mallorca Facing the charming port of the orange town of Soller, the exquisite Bohemian style is unique with woven chairs, tassel flower pots and Moroccan-style tableware. The food is inspired by a combination of the best of Lebanese and Mediterranean flavors. Middle Eastern kebabs and lamb rolls are very popular. Of course, the most noteworthy thing is definitely the open mountain and sea views. Tim's Located in Port d'Andratx, a southwest port where many yachts dock, this live music bistro offers drinks, delicious food and snacks while admiring the orange sunset. The relaxed atmosphere, charming scenery and romantic guitar and harmonica melodies are cleverly combined to make you feel relaxed and comfortable.