Mallorca Grand Tour: Valldemossa, Soller & Sa Calobra
Overview
The most complete formula to get to know some of the most authentic corners of the island in one sole day.
A unique trip offering dreamy views, combining transportation by land and sea, and offering the chance to explore beautiful traditional villages as well as nature with the most remarkable Mallorcan character.
Higlights
- A scenic boat trip from Sa Calobra to Port Soller.
- A ride on the centenary tram connecting Soller to the picturesque Port Soller.
- The gigantic scalextric-style road with impressive views while traversing the Tramuntana mountain range towards Sa Calobra.
- The natural wonder of Torrent de Pareis and Sa Calobra cove.
- Going through the lakes in the heart of the Tramuntana mountain range.
- Time to visit Valldemossa and Soller.
What to expect
A unique trip by land and sea where you will unveil many different facets of Mallorca in one sole day.
In the morning, you will have the chance to wander around the medieval Valldemossa before the village gets crowded, when we will restart our trip through the coastal roads of the Tramuntana towards the modernist Soller.
You will be taking a scenic ride by tram to Port Soller, where you will embark on a boat towards Sa Calobra, where you will explore this very unique natural formation where the Torrent the Pareis flow into the sea between two imposing cliffs.
You will be ending your trip on a high note as we travel back to Palma through the impressive roads of Sa Calobra, definitely offering some of the most stirring sea and mountain views on the island.











Reviews
The three-star rating for transportation is for the service from the hotel to the tour bus; everything else can only be given a minimum of one star. First, most of the trip was spent on transportation, with less than an hour at each attraction, including time for lunch. Second, although the guide was very diligent in explaining things throughout the bus ride, most of it was in Spanish with only a little English. I suggest using headphones so passengers can choose what they listen to. Third, the boat trip to Sa Calobra only leads to a small pebble beach where there's nothing to do but swim. Finally, on the return journey, the large tour bus navigated winding, narrow mountain roads for at least 30 minutes to see the gorge. I recommend that the itinerary clearly state this so that people prone to motion sickness can consider and prepare. Bus seating was also not pre-arranged, leading to chaos with a first-come, first-served system. The only commendable aspect was the group's arrangement for the small train, avoiding the rush to board with other tourists. Overall, I suggest reducing the number of attractions, increasing the time spent at each attraction, and decreasing travel time.
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