Puerto de Soller Holidays – On Majorca’s dramatic north-west coast
Puerto de Soller offers visitors a quiet resort with plenty of character, an appealing calm atmosphere and stunning surrounding countryside. Puerto de Soller holidays are based in a village on a perfect bay between headlands, in the middle of the dramatic rugged north-west coast of Majorca, 22 miles north of Palma and 27 miles from the airport. The resort has a picturesque secluded mountain setting and is just 2 miles north of the lovely old town of Soller, a renowned Majorca beauty spot linked by a regular tram service. Puerto de Soller is very popular with walkers and nature lovers. The town is superbly situated for fine walking in the Tramuntana Mountains and leisurely exploration of pretty villages, local inns, country farmhouses and wonderful countryside with its orchards, orange and lemon groves, fig trees and olives.

Puerto de Soller Holidays – Picturesque fishing harbour
Holidays in Puerto de Soller centre on the picturesque fishing harbour, the marina and the beachfront between the harbour and Repic Beach. Beaches in the region are modest affairs. Repic beach across the bay has a pleasant waterfront promenade and a further small beach is on the other side of the harbour. Puerto de Soller offers comfortable low-key accommodation, a smattering of local shops, and a decent selection of relaxed restaurants and bars down on the seafront. There is a bigger choice in Soller. Nightlife is limited to a couple of music bars and a single disco. Modest attractions include the ornamental gardens of Alfabia, the lighthouses, and the weekly market. Things to do here can include watersports like scuba diving and windsurfing and plenty of interesting boat trips to explore hidden coves.

Puerto de Soller Holidays – Charming traditional villages
Worthwhile Puerto de Soller excursions include the charming traditional villages of Fornalutx and Biniaraix at the foot of Majorca’s highest mountain, Puig Mayor. Other trips include the monastery at Lluc and the lovely north-west coast towns of Deya and Valldemosa. Day trips in the area could include the memorable narrow-gauge train journey from Soller to Palma, a wonderfully stylish and spectacular way to visit the vibrant capital with its museums and splendid Gothic cathedral. Nor should visitors miss out on the spectacular road trip up to Col de Soller to enjoy amazing views.