Welcome! Perhaps you’ve arrived here after booking booking to stay at our Sóller house. Here you’ll find all the information you’ll need such as directions for getting here and other such essentials (see top bar). If you need to hire a car, also check out the top menu above. Then, feel free to explore the menu to the left, packed with ideas on what to do and where to go in order to make the most of your stay with us.
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Top things to do

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Port Sóller

Fornalutx

Deià

Beaches
Thanks to its location on the northwestern coast, where the brooding Tramuntana mountain range plunges spectacularly into the sea, the coast around here has been spared the charmless development that has blighted much of Spain and the coast is dotted with beautiful secluded coves

Cycling and vespas

Hiking

Shopping
Fiesta! Fiesta!
Every May the folk of Sóller rattle their sabres, sharpen their scimitars and ready their muskets for some rowdy fun during Es Firó. Meanwhile, go to Sóller in August and have a hell of a time as fire-wielding demons take to the streets to celebrate the town’s patron saint, Bartholomew. Read more!

Eating and drinking
Tapas, sophisticated dining and quick, cheap eats there’s no shortage of places to eat around town from the cheap and cheerful to high-end fine dining. Here are some we would recommend.

Boating
Sóller’s enticing horseshoe bay harbours the only port on this rugged northwest coast so there are plenty of options for taking to the waves: from pedal boats with slides on the back and cute kayaks to sleek cruisers for ten. Let’s have a look”>Read more…

A coastal drive

Palma
Art, culture and history around Mallorca
THe long read: in-depth articles on the island’s fascinating culture

Roman and Islamic past

Jewish Palma

The Catalan Atlas

Barcelo's Chapel

The Diocesan Museum

The Palau March

Inspired by Mallorca

The Pueblo Español

Robert Graves

Soller's Botanic Garden

Sóller's Cemetery

Alfabia Gardens
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