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Deià, a picturesque mountain village, is approximately a 20-minute drive or bus ride from Soller.
Valldemossa is about a 30-minute drive or bus ride, known for the Valldemossa Charterhouse.
To reach these locations, use various options.
Direct public buses (TIB lines 203, 210) from Soller travel to these villages. Car rental provides flexibility for stops at viewpoints.
Fornalutx is a 10-minute drive or scenic walk from Soller. Palma has various transport choices available.
Breathtaking natural landscapes around Soller welcome day trips focused on outdoor beauty.
The entire mountain range, an UNESCO World Heritage site, functions as a vast natural park. Many hiking opportunities, dramatic scenery, and biodiversity exist.
A dramatic gorge leading to a pebble beach, flanked by towering cliffs. Accessible by winding road or scenic boat trip.
The stunning peninsula and lighthouse at Mallorca's northernmost point. Breathtaking cliffs, rugged landscapes, and expansive sea views appear.
A beautiful, quiet pebble beach accessible by boat from Port de Soller or a long, winding road from Sa Calobra. It offers a secluded swimming and relaxation spot.
A spiritual center nestled high in the mountains, a peaceful retreat and a popular starting point for various hikes.
Step back in time and explore Mallorca's rich cultural and historical heritage beyond Soller.
A former Carthusian monastery in Valldemossa, known for Frédéric Chopin and George Sand's stay. Offers museums, historic cells, and beautiful gardens.
An ethnographic museum and historic estate near Esporles, showing traditional Majorcan life, crafts, and food production.
The iconic Gothic cathedral overlooking Palma Bay. Its architectural grandeur and history define it.
The Orient Valley, with villages like Orient, is known for its apple orchards and a peaceful rural atmosphere.
Lluc Monastery, located high in the Tramuntana mountains, is a spiritual heart of Mallorca. It is home to the Black Madonna and a significant pilgrimage site.
Spiritual heart of Mallorca, situated high in the mountains.
Home to La Moreneta, a pilgrimage site.
A significant destination for pilgrims, offering a peaceful retreat.
Extend your trip beyond Soller to discover more of Mallorca or the wider Balearic Islands.
Add 1-2 days to explore family-friendly coves and resorts like Cala d'Or. This area provides a different beach experience.
Spend a night or two in Port de Pollensa or Alcudia. This region has access to large sandy bays.
Dedicate a day or two to discovering the central plain with vineyards and agricultural towns. Rural, authentic Mallorca exists here.
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) offers frequent flights to other Balearic Islands and numerous cities on mainland Spain and across Europe.
Regular ferry services from Palma connect to Ibiza, Menorca, and mainland Spanish cities like Barcelona, Valencia, and Denia.
Combine Mallorca with a trip to Menorca and/or Ibiza for a diverse travel experience.
