Discover Mallorca in a variety of ways on this day trip from the south. Be picked up in a comfortable and air-conditioned bus, take the famous Tren de Soller tram, and enjoy a boat trip at Port de Soller. Enjoy pickup from your hotel anywhere in Arenal, Can Pastilla, Palma, Costa den Blanes, Cala Major, Portals, Palmanova, Magalluf, Santa Ponsa, Paguera, or Camp de Mar. Take a ride on the island's legendary wooden electrical train. This is the perfect vantage point to admire the most beautiful landscapes in the Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Continue with a boat trip from Port de Soller. Stop for lunch, and enjoy some time at your leisure. You'll also visit the Santuary of Lluc, a spiritual centre of Mallorca and a meeting point for pilgrims. 

Discover the mountains, cliffs, and coastline of northwest Mallorca. Take a panoramic tour, with stretches by bus, train, tram, and boat. Explore the island by land and sea to enjoy the stunning landscapes of the island. Enjoy pickup from Port de Pollença, Cala Sant Vicenç, Can Picafort, Port d'Alcúdia, Cala Millor, Cala Mesquida, Cala Ratjada, Cales de Mallorca, Colònia de Sant Jordi, or Cala d'Or. After pickup, the bus will take you to Palma to take the vintage train to Sóller. Ride in the wooden carriages along the railway line through the Valley of Sóller. Travel through the Alfabia Mountains, passing olive and orange trees, over several bridges and a famous viaduct. Then take a local tram to Sóller Harbor. Board a boat and cruise along the stunning coastline. Admire the wonderful views of the port and cliffs, dotted with villas, pine trees, and olive groves. Continue to Sa Calobra and visit the Torrent de Pareis. After admiring this natural wonder, the bus will take you back to your original departure point.

See Mallorca from a number of unique vantage points on a 9-hour scenic tour. You will travel by bus, train, tram, and boat, to discover the island's many treasures. Departing from the north of Mallorca, you will travel by coach, experiencing the dramatic cliffs of the Serra de Tramuntana Mountain range. As it hugs the coastline of Mallorca, drive along switchback roads and explore the Pareis Gorge and La Calobra, hidden gems of the west coast. Enjoy some free time for lunch in La Calobra or Puerto Soller. You will then travel by boat to see some of the best views of the coast of Mallorca. Look out for celebrity villas and elegant houses dotted along the pine and olive trees. Next you will ride the charming tram along the sea front at lively Puerto Soller. From Soller, jump on an antique carriage train, and ride through citrus and olive groves. Settle down in vintage railcars, with mahogany panels and brass fittings, and feel yourself drift back in time.

Discover the Serra de Tramuntana, a Unesco World Heritage Site and one of the most beautiful sea and mountain landscapes on the island. The route starts in Palma and continues to the train station. The one-hour journey takes you through fields of carob and almond trees along a panoramic route by coach through different inland villages on the island until you reach Escorca, a municipality that is home to places of great interest such as La Calobra, the Cúber and Gorg Blau reservoirs. We will continue our route towards La Calobra, now crossing mountain landscapes until we reach the access to this cove. This last stretch is undoubtedly the one that offers some of the most spectacular views of the north coast of the island and its winding route makes the tour a great adventure. Once we reach our destination we have about 1 hour and a half of free time to explore the place or, if the temperature is good, enjoy a swim. We continue the tour with a boat trip, if the sailing conditions are optimal, to the Port of Sóller. If this option is not available, the route is done by coach, crossing the heart of the Sierra where we can find the reservoirs of Cúber and Gorg Blau. Once in Puerto de Sóller we will take the tram to Sóller and from there we will take the emblematic wooden train to Palma. *The route may be done in reverse. First we take the train from Palma to Sóller, then the tram to the Port of Sóller and then the boat or coach route to Sa Calobra. It depends on the timetables of the service providers.