Port de Sóller: Apartments and Holiday Homes

The former Santa Caterina Oratory was converted into the Museu de la Mar. Anyone wishing to discover maritime culture will find a specific historical connection to Port de Sóller there.

You can rent a holiday apartment in Port de Sóller.

Geographical location

Port de Sóller and Sóller form connected starting points for visitors: Port de Sóller represents a beach and waterfront location, while the town inland provides access to the historic railway and the tram. The two places are connected by road and tram.

The settlement is located on a natural harbour in the Serra de Tramuntana. The bay shapes the landscape around Port de Sóller.

Between the mountains and the sea

The historic Sóller tram connects the town inland with the harbour and the beaches. It combines transport between the mountains and the sea with a visitor attraction.

Sea and excursions

Port de Sóller provides access to beaches and water sports and is a starting point for maritime excursions to Sa Foradada, Tuent, Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis. This is of interest to travellers who wish to include beaches, water sports or maritime excursions in their time in Port de Sóller.

Culinary character

The cuisine in the wider destination of Sóller and its surroundings draws on the sea, the orange groves and the olive trees. Local specialities include fresh fish and Sóller prawns. This culinary character relates to Sóller and the surrounding destination as a whole, not exclusively to Port de Sóller.

Culture and surroundings

In the immediate surroundings of Port de Sóller are this museum, Can Prunera, the Museo Balear de Ciencias Naturales, the Museo Balear de Ciencias Naturales Jardín Botánico, Platja de Repic and s'Illeta. The surrounding area also includes Platja Tuent and Puig de l'Ofre.

Landscape and trails

Options around Port de Sóller include gentle paths by the sea as well as more demanding mountain hikes and paths through the landscape.

Torre Picada is a historic watchtower above the bay. It was built in the seventeenth century to defend against corsairs and Barbary pirates.

For further orientation within the same overarching area, Biniaraix is also included.

To the overarching travel overview: Soller.