Port de Sóller

Maritime harbor life in a bay surrounded by mountains

Protected harbor bay, promenade, and historic tram

Port de Sóller is located on a protected bay on the northwest coast and is physically separated from the town of Sóller. A historic tram connects the two places. The bay combines beaches, leisure and fishing harbors, and a long waterfront zone with restaurants. Despite the tourism, the maritime past remains visible.

The Santa Catalina district, with its narrow rising alleys, offers a different view than the flat promenade. In the elevated Museu de la Mar, the population's relationship with the sea and shipping is explained; viewpoints show the bay and the mountains. Boat trips along the Serra de Tramuntana are subject to season and weather. Even with a short tram ride, it is worth taking time for a walk away from the stop.

What to Expect

• Protected harbor bay and beaches
• Historic tram to Sóller
• Waterfront promenade and gastronomy
• Santa Catalina district
• Museu de la Mar and viewpoints

Plan Your Visit

Tips for Your Visit

• Check the current timetable for the tram.
• Expect inclines when walking to the Museu de la Mar.
• Book boat trips only after checking weather and operation.
• Treat the town of Sóller as a separate sightseeing location.

Here You’ll Find Port de Sóller

Passeig Es Traves, 3, 07108 Port de Sóller