Majorca Tour by Train, Tram, Boat and Bus with a Polish Guide

The journey through the Serra de Tramuntana is a slow, scenic drive through Mallorca’s most breathtaking mountain landscapes. As we wind along the narrow roads, you’ll pass dramatic cliffs, deep valleys like Mortitx, and the island’s highest peak, Puig Major. This UNESCO World Heritage Site offers constantly changing views — from rugged limestone ridges to terraced hillsides and glimpses of the sea far below. It’s a route made for taking your time, soaking in the silence, and capturing the raw beauty of the island’s mountainous heart.

Arriving early to Sa Calobra means we experience this magical spot at its quietest, before the crowds arrive. You’ll have around 45 minutes of free time to walk through the tunnels carved into the cliffs, visit the stunning Torrent de Pareis — a dramatic gorge carved by nature — and relax by the small, pebbled beach where the stream meets the sea. With its unique landscape and vivid contrasts between rock, water, and sky, Sa Calobra offers some of the most unforgettable photo opportunities on the island.

The road to Sa Calobra is one of the most spectacular drives in Mallorca, famous for its dizzying curves, dramatic drops, and unforgettable views. As we descend through the Tramuntana mountains, each twist and turn reveals a new perspective of the rugged cliffs and deep blue sea. Designed by engineer Antonio Parietti in the 1930s, this serpentine route includes the iconic “Tie Knot” bend and is a true feat of engineering. It's not just a road — it’s an experience, offering some of the most breathtaking scenery on the island.

We’ll make a brief stop at the Mirador del Nus de sa Corbata, a viewpoint overlooking one of the most iconic bends in Mallorca’s road network — the “Tie Knot.” This is the perfect spot to stretch your legs, take in the dramatic mountain scenery, snap some photos, and make use of the nearby facilities or grab a quick refreshment before continuing down to Sa Calobra.

During your time in Sa Calobra, don’t miss the short walk to the mouth of the Torrent de Pareis — one of Mallorca’s most impressive natural sights. This dramatic gorge, with its towering rock walls and narrow opening to the sea, is where the stream finally meets the Mediterranean after carving its way through the mountains. It’s a place of raw beauty and powerful stillness, perfect for soaking in the landscape and capturing striking photos of nature at its most dramatic.

We’ll board a modern Barcos Azules boat for a scenic 40-minute journey from Sa Calobra to Port de Sóller — a relaxing cruise with some of the most stunning coastal views in Mallorca. As we glide along the shoreline, you’ll see dramatic sea cliffs, hidden coves, ancient watchtowers, and even marine caves carved into the rock. The backdrop of the Serra de Tramuntana rises steeply behind us, creating a spectacular contrast between sea and mountain. Approaching the charming port by boat is a highlight in itself, offering a unique perspective before we dock and enjoy time in Sóller.

Once we arrive in Port de Sóller, you’ll have around 90 minutes of free time to enjoy this picturesque seaside town at your own pace. Take a leisurely stroll along the promenade, browse local shops, or sit down for lunch at one of the many waterfront restaurants while watching the boats gently bob in the harbor. Whether you choose to relax by the sea or explore the charm of this natural port, it’s the perfect spot to unwind and soak up the coastal atmosphere.

After our time by the sea, we’ll hop on the vintage tram that links Port de Sóller with the inland town of Sóller — a scenic 25-minute ride through the valley. This charming wooden tram glides along the seafront before climbing gently past citrus orchards, olive groves, and traditional stone houses. It’s a nostalgic journey that offers a glimpse into the rural beauty of the Sóller region, setting the tone perfectly for our visit to the town itself.

In the heart of the valley, the town of Sóller welcomes you with its relaxed charm and rich history. You’ll have some free time to explore its beautiful central square, lined with cafés and framed by the striking modernist façade of the Sant Bartomeu Church. Wander the narrow streets, discover local shops, or simply enjoy the peaceful atmosphere surrounded by mountains and orange trees. Sóller offers a perfect blend of tradition, architecture, and small-town life in Mallorca.

To end the day, we’ll board the iconic wooden train of Sóller — a century-old railway that takes us on a scenic journey through the valley and mountains back toward Palma. As the train gently rattles along its original 1912 route, you’ll pass through lush countryside, citrus groves, and a series of tunnels that cut through the Tramuntana range. With its polished wood interiors and vintage charm, this ride is a step back in time and a perfect, relaxing finale to a day full of unforgettable sights.