Our Guide To Port de Soller

 

Why We Love Port de Soller

Port de Soller is a stunning coastal village tucked between the mountains and the sea. It’s long been a favourite spot for discerning travellers wanting an upmarket vacation in Mallorca’s north west. It’s home to top hotels such as Jumeriah and Bikini Island, chic restaurants like Patiki Beach, a calm, sandy beach and amazing sunsets. It ticks all the boxes for a balance between nature and luxury.

You’re only a short drive from Soller town, hiking routes through the Tramuntana mountains and hidden coves with turquoise waters.

Port de Soller is most alive during the summer months but many of the hotels and restaurants are open year round. The winter months are also appealing for hiking trips and enjoying Mallorca’s mild temperatures between October-April.

Port de Soller is a 40 minute drive from both Palma and the airport. While the village it self is walkable, we recommend hiring a car to explore nearby villages and beaches.

Hotels in Port de Soller

Port de Soller offers a range of accommodations to suit various preferences. Many hotels take advantage of the area's scenic beauty, providing stunning views of the mountains or the sea.

Our top picks include:

Jumeriah Port Soller

Upmarket luxury with mulitiple pools and restaurants, perched up above the port with magical views.

Bikini Island

Lively and happening atmosphere just down the road from Jumierah. We love their terrace bar and restaurant, NENI.

Esplendido

Laidback, stylish option down by the port at sea level that’s close to all the action.

See our comprehensive list of the best hotels in Port de Soller here.

Restaurants in Port de Soller

NENI Port de Soller

Photo via @isabelle_mue

Port de Sóller is home to a diverse range of restaurants from traditional Mallorcan cuisine to international flavors, there are options to suit everyone.

Our favourites include:

NENI

Located within the Bikini Island hotel, perfect for amazing share plates from their spectacular terrace.

Patiki Beach

Great spot for laidback lunches right on the beach.

El Sabor

Prime location along the promenade, offering modern tapas plates.

See our list of the 12 best restaurants in Port de Soller here.

Beaches near Port de Soller

Cala Deia

Photo via @redcharlie1

Repic Beach

Repic beach is the stretch of sand at the end of the beach opposite the harbour end. It’s super convenient as its just minutes from everything in the port. Calm waters and a flat, sandy beach makes for a comfortable beach hang.

Cala Deia

A 20 minute drive away and you’ll discover the popular Cala Deia. Arrive early to claim your sport as there are limited places to throw a towel down.

Lluclari

For the more adventurous, you can navigate your way to Cala Lluclari, the next beach option north of Cala Deia. You won’t find as many people here as its harder to reach but equally as stunning.

Things to do in Port de Soller

Tren de Soller

Photo via @bikinihotels

Relax on the beach

Enjoy the beautiful sandy beach of Port de Sóller, soak up the sun, and swim in the crystal-clear waters of the Mediterranean Sea. It’s super easy to just take a two minute walk to find a lunch spot of bring something back to the beach.

Take a tram ride

Hop on the historic tram that connects Port de Soller with the Soller town. Enjoy a scenic journey through orange groves and some of Mallorca’s most beautiful scenery.

Take a boat trip

There are ton’s of boat rental companies based in the port to help you explore the rugged coastline, visit hidden coves, or even venture to hard to reach restaurants like Na Foradada.

Hike in the mountains

Explore the hiking trails of the Serra de Tramuntana. There are countless options surrounding Soller, including one of our favourites that takes you from Soller up to Fornalutx.

Visit Soller town

Take a short trip up the road to Soller. The Saturday morning markets are a favourite for us to pick up fresh olives. The lively square is always an opton for people watching and a cold drink.

Scenic drives

Take a scenic drive either back towards Deia, or north towards Pollensa, to enjoy some of the craziest landscapes and photo opportunities you’ll find.

Enjoy the magical sunset

Witness the breathtaking sunset over the bay of Port de Soller. Find a cozy spot (ours is to take a drink at the Nautilus Restaurant) along the port or up the hill for stunning views.

 
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