Full Mallorca Sightseeing Tour: Historic Railway, Tramuntana and North Coast — Max. Group Size 12
Discover the most authentic Mallorca in a group of no more than 12 travellers. No crowded coaches, no umbrellas to follow: just you, the scenery, and a local guide dedicated exclusively to your group.
At 9:30 a.m., you'll leave your hotel for a full day exploring some of Mallorca's most iconic landscapes. After about a 1-hour coach ride, the first stop will be the Monastery of Lluc, located in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site: a place brimming with history, spirituality, and calm.
From Lluc, the journey continues along the spectacular Sa Calobra road, famous for its curves, natural vantage points, and the scenery of the Torrent de Pareis. You'll have free time in Sa Calobra to stroll, take photos, and get closer to the Torrent.
Next, you'll embark on a 40-minute ride along the coast to the Port of Sóller. There, you'll continue the experience with the historic tram among orange trees and traditional architecture, before boarding the legendary Sóller train, in operation since 1912, to return to Palma through tunnels, valleys, and mountains.
EXPERIENCE MALLORCA WITH ALL FIVE SENSES
• Lluc Monastery — First stop after approximately 1 hour by bus from Palma. Discover one of Mallorca's most beloved sanctuaries, about 400 metres above sea level and surrounded by the Tramuntana.
• Sa Calobra Road — Enjoy one of the island's most famous scenic routes, with impossible curves, mountain views, and the well-known Nudo de Corbata.
• Sa Calobra / Torrent de Pareis — Explore this natural enclave between cliffs, coves, and rocks at your own pace. It's ideal for strolling, photographing the landscape, and feeling the power of the Mediterranean.
• Cruise tour along the coast — Sail for about 40 minutes between La Calobra and the cruise port of Sóller, gazing from the sea at the cliffs and the wild Tramuntana coastline.
• Historic tram — Tour Sóller and its harbour in a charming tram, among traditional streets and areas of orange trees.
• Tren de Sóller — Board the wooden carriages of the historic 1912 train and enjoy a nostalgic drop-off to Palma, with tunnels, valleys, and mountain scenery.