In Sa Calobra, we will embark on a cruise to the Port of Sóller, sailing along the north coast of the island and observing the maritime cornice of the Sierra de Tramuntana (listed as a World Heritage Site) that offers spectacular views of nature in state pure. In Sa Calobra we stop for about 1h30 for lunch break (not included), bathing or to visit the Torrent.

This emblematic torrent crosses the mountains of the Serra de Tramuntana and flows into the Mediterranean Sea. It is one of the favourite tourist locations for its beautiful scenery and for its natural habitat to many different animals. Back in 2003, Pareis was declared a natural monument.

This beautiful natural port is separated from Mallorca by the mountains of Tramuntana. A little treasure coveted from the corsairs offers us mixed perfumes of orange blossom, irreplaceable scenery and a rich maritime history. The old-fashioned wooden tram connects the Port and the Town of Soller, also known as the commercial and cultural centre on the Serra de Tramuntana. The mythical steam train has been running since 1912, running the route between Palma and Soller. It’s small rails, it’s artisan touch and antique feel all contribute to its splendour, whilst chugging along the natural path of the Serra de Alfabia.

we will start the return route with the classic train from Sóller to Palma. Its wooden wagons, pampered with care, take us with their soft rattle back in time to 1912 when it was inaugurated. The train is characterized by being a narrow gauge railway, rare today and by presenting a very varied old rolling stock, of a detailed character and artisan maintenance.