Itinerary
Situated on the foothills of the “Serra de Tramuntana” you are expected by the typical Mallorquin town Pollença. You walk through the narrow streets of the old town, have a „Café con Leche“ on the “Plaza Major” or you walk up the Calvary covered in cypresses and enjoy the panoramic view.
One of the hiking classics of Mallorca, the peninsula La Victòria, is situated between the bay of Pollença and Alcúdia. The route leads along the coastline and up to a wonderful top of a cliff. A switchback with lots of endless panoramic views, and the possibility to go swimming in the turquoise bay „Boll Baix“, leads you over smooth tops back to Alcúdia.
Short transfer to the Cuber Reservoir. You are presented an interesting scenery with tall grass, marked rocks and stony paths. On your way through the impressive „Serra de Tramuntana“ you can enjoy the view over sunny cliff coasts and fertile valleys. You go past the manor „Coma Sema“, once one of the biggest olive farmers of the island, until you reach the magic Orient-valley.
Today the exploration of the Orient-valley, the orchard of Mallorca, is next up on the agenda. The acropolis hill is seen from afar on your way over the „Coll d`Orient“. Through holly oak forests and with views of a picturesque scenery, you walk towards the Castell d`Alaro, a pilgrimage site with a hermitage. On your way back you really should try one of the specialities from the Finca Es Verger.
On lonely trails you leave Orient towards an alpine region with a long-drawn-out rock ledge of the northwest face. On your tour towards Bunyola you are going to discover one of the mountain tops, Penyals d`Honor, on foot. Arrived at the top, you can enjoy the panoramic views of the island lowlands and the bay of Palma. In Bunyola you take the old tram „Roter Blitz“ to Sóller.
Transfer to the bohemian town Deia, the jewel of the westcoast. You start your tour in the bay of Deia along the rocky coast and up to the romantic mailing rout to Sóller. The backdrop with its impressive coastal scenery will fascinate you. The sightseeing tour of an old oil mill, a freshly squeezed orange juice and the trail through numerous olive orchards will round off your day.
Departure or extension
Tour character
We recommend a good basic fitness for walking days of up to 5.5 hours. You will walk on good walking paths but on some of the stony sections good walking shoes and surefootedness will be required. This is a hiking tour with numerous panoramic views of the tops of the Tramuntana mountains, of the seashore, of the sea and the green valleys.
Prices & dates
Category: Hotels with Charme
Services & Information
Included:
- Accommodation as mentioned incl. breakfast
- Welcome briefing (German, English)
- Daily luggage transfer
- Transfers according to program
- 1 Orange ice-cream in Sóller
- 1 Train ride by the historical train „Roter Blitz“ from Bunyola to Sóller
- Digital travel documents incl. App for Navigation
- GPS-data is available
- Service hotline
Note:
- Tourist tax, if due, is not included in the price
- Tram journey from Pt. Sóller to Sóller, cost approx. EUR 11.- per person
- Reservation fee of CHF 20.- per adult (incl. legally required customer money protection)
Arrival/Departure:
- Palma de Mallorca Airport, then by bus to Pollença – journey time approx. 1 hour (www.tib.org) – or by taxi – cost approx. EUR 140.- to EUR 180.- per journey – journey time approx. 1 hour
- Departure by coach from Sóller to the airport, journey time approx. 1 hour (www.tib.org), or by taxi, cost approx. EUR 50.- journey time approx. 30 minutes
Other important information:
- The distance travelled is approximate and may differ from the actual distance.
- Travel cancellation insurance, including travel interruption insurance is recommended.
For our trips labelled “Naturally Active”, we place particular emphasis on key aspects of sustainability:
- Climate-friendly travel to and from the destination is a priority. These trips are easily accessible by public transport, making environmentally responsible arrival and departure as simple and convenient as possible.
- Transfers and luggage transport are kept to the necessary minimum. Efficient route and transfer planning helps us avoid unnecessary journeys and reduce emissions.
- Our routes deliberately include less frequently visited regions. This allows us to offer authentic experiences of nature and local culture, while easing pressure on heavily visited destinations and supporting local economies.
- We give preference to locally managed accommodation providers that operate sustainably, for example through responsible use of resources, recycling measures or the use of regional products.
You can find more information about Naturally Active here.