Mallorca 1-Day Sightseeing Tour with Vintage Train, Boat Ride and Tram
by Nofrills Excursions
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Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€186Overview
This full-day tour in Mallorca begins with a coach ride through the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, lasting about two hours. The air-conditioned coach travels along this 90-kilometre UNESCO World Heritage-listed area, passing viewpoints, beaches, and stone villages. The route continues along the winding 13-kilometre Carretera de Sa Calobra road, built in 1932, with stops to see landmarks such as Lluc Monastery, Puig Mayor, and the Torrente de Pareis stream. After descending the road, the coach arrives at Sa Calobra village, where travelers have approximately one hour of free time to explore the village, relax on the beach, or walk through a mountain tunnel to visit the Torrente de Pareis canyon. From Sa Calobra, the group boards a modern boat for a 40-minute trip along the Tramuntana coast to Port de Soller. The boat passes defensive towers, coves, cliffs, marine caves, and small islands. Upon arrival at Port de Soller, passengers take the local tram for a 25-minute ride through lemon and orange orchards into the town of Soller. There is time to visit Soller's historic centre before boarding the vintage wooden Soller train. The train ride lasts about 45 minutes, crossing the Soller Valley through tunnels and farmland, ending at Son Reus station. From there, the coach returns travelers to the original departure point. The tour lasts approximately nine hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in some locations, air-conditioned transport, the tram journey, the boat trip, and the vintage train ride. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included. The itinerary may change depending on train and boat schedules or road conditions.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Serra de Tramuntana
The tour begins with a coach ride through the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The guide provides commentary while the coach passes viewpoints, turquoise beaches, and stone villages along the approximately 90-kilometre stretch that runs from Formentor in the northeast to La Trapa in the southwest.
120 min
La Carretera de Sa Calobra (MA 2141)
Passengers travel by coach on the 13-kilometre mountain road to Sa Calobra, built in 1932. The guide points out landmarks such as Lluc Monastery, Puig Mayor, and the Torrente de Pareis stream. The winding road offers unique views of the surrounding landscape during the descent.
60 min
Sa Calobra
At Sa Calobra, there is about one hour of free time. Visitors can explore the village, relax on the beach, or visit one of the small cafes at their own expense. A walk through a mountain tunnel leads to the Torrent de Pareis canyon, part of the beach area at Sa Calobra.
60 min
Torrent de Pareis
The Torrent de Pareis is a limestone canyon over 3 kilometres long formed by erosive action in the Tramuntana mountains. It runs between gorges until reaching Sa Calobra cove. The site is popular for outdoor activities and offers striking natural views.
Boat ride from Sa Calobra to Port de Soller
The group boards a modern boat for a 40-minute trip along the Tramuntana coast to Port de Soller. The boat passes defensive towers, coves, cliffs, marine caves, and small islands visible from the sea.
45 min
Port de Soller
Upon arrival at Port de Soller, travelers take the local tram for a 25-minute ride. The tram passes through orchards of lemon and orange trees and travels through the town, ending at Soller’s railway station.
Soller
After arriving in Soller by tram from Puerto Soller, there is time for a short visit to its historical centre before boarding the wooden train. The train follows the original route that has remained nearly unchanged for 100 years.
El Tren de Soller
The tour concludes with a 45-minute ride on the wooden Soller train, built in 1912. The train travels through the Soller Valley, passing tunnels and farmland, and stops at Son Reus station where the coach awaits to return guests to the starting point.
45 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.
Additional info
Mallorca 1-Day Sightseeing Tour with Vintage Train, Boat Ride and Tram
by Nofrills Excursions
Choose from 3 available options
How do you want to book?
✓Confirmation before Wed, 9 Sept - card's only charged if it's a yes. If it's a no, still time to book on Viator.
Book on Viator Confirmed right away, but you pay full price.€186Overview
This full-day tour in Mallorca begins with a coach ride through the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, lasting about two hours. The air-conditioned coach travels along this 90-kilometre UNESCO World Heritage-listed area, passing viewpoints, beaches, and stone villages. The route continues along the winding 13-kilometre Carretera de Sa Calobra road, built in 1932, with stops to see landmarks such as Lluc Monastery, Puig Mayor, and the Torrente de Pareis stream. After descending the road, the coach arrives at Sa Calobra village, where travelers have approximately one hour of free time to explore the village, relax on the beach, or walk through a mountain tunnel to visit the Torrente de Pareis canyon. From Sa Calobra, the group boards a modern boat for a 40-minute trip along the Tramuntana coast to Port de Soller. The boat passes defensive towers, coves, cliffs, marine caves, and small islands. Upon arrival at Port de Soller, passengers take the local tram for a 25-minute ride through lemon and orange orchards into the town of Soller. There is time to visit Soller's historic centre before boarding the vintage wooden Soller train. The train ride lasts about 45 minutes, crossing the Soller Valley through tunnels and farmland, ending at Son Reus station. From there, the coach returns travelers to the original departure point. The tour lasts approximately nine hours and includes hotel pickup and drop-off in some locations, air-conditioned transport, the tram journey, the boat trip, and the vintage train ride. Food, drinks, and gratuities are not included. The itinerary may change depending on train and boat schedules or road conditions.
Highlights
What's included
What's not included
Itinerary
Serra de Tramuntana
The tour begins with a coach ride through the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage site. The guide provides commentary while the coach passes viewpoints, turquoise beaches, and stone villages along the approximately 90-kilometre stretch that runs from Formentor in the northeast to La Trapa in the southwest.
120 min
La Carretera de Sa Calobra (MA 2141)
Passengers travel by coach on the 13-kilometre mountain road to Sa Calobra, built in 1932. The guide points out landmarks such as Lluc Monastery, Puig Mayor, and the Torrente de Pareis stream. The winding road offers unique views of the surrounding landscape during the descent.
60 min
Sa Calobra
At Sa Calobra, there is about one hour of free time. Visitors can explore the village, relax on the beach, or visit one of the small cafes at their own expense. A walk through a mountain tunnel leads to the Torrent de Pareis canyon, part of the beach area at Sa Calobra.
60 min
Torrent de Pareis
The Torrent de Pareis is a limestone canyon over 3 kilometres long formed by erosive action in the Tramuntana mountains. It runs between gorges until reaching Sa Calobra cove. The site is popular for outdoor activities and offers striking natural views.
Boat ride from Sa Calobra to Port de Soller
The group boards a modern boat for a 40-minute trip along the Tramuntana coast to Port de Soller. The boat passes defensive towers, coves, cliffs, marine caves, and small islands visible from the sea.
45 min
Port de Soller
Upon arrival at Port de Soller, travelers take the local tram for a 25-minute ride. The tram passes through orchards of lemon and orange trees and travels through the town, ending at Soller’s railway station.
Soller
After arriving in Soller by tram from Puerto Soller, there is time for a short visit to its historical centre before boarding the wooden train. The train follows the original route that has remained nearly unchanged for 100 years.
El Tren de Soller
The tour concludes with a 45-minute ride on the wooden Soller train, built in 1912. The train travels through the Soller Valley, passing tunnels and farmland, and stops at Son Reus station where the coach awaits to return guests to the starting point.
45 min
Languages
Cancellation policy
- Cancel at least 24 hours before start for a full refund.