What You'll See
- Picturesque landscapes
- Ride on a historic wooden tram
- Relax on a boat
- Gates to Paradise
What’s included
- Boat trip
- Guide service
- Ride on a historic wooden tram
- Transfer
- Ride on a historic train
Program Description
The trip begins with a bus tour along the most famous vineyards, up to the city of Inca - the capital of leather goods. The route of the tour leads through farm villages and cities of the fertile Es Pla plains in the direction of the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains. Further on mountainous hairpin roads to the Marian Sanctuary in Lluc - visiting the church of the Black Madonna. Then a drive with an impressive winding road with turns achieving even 180 degrees to Sa Calobra port on the west coast. The bay is also an estuary of the longest gorge on the island - Torrent de Pareis. During free time, walk through the rock tunnel to the picturesquely situated small beach called the Gates of Paradise. Boat cruise along the cliffs on the north coast of Majorca to the port Puerto de Soller. Ride on an historic, wooden tram to the charming town of Soller. Next, on the historic train through the famous Valley of the Oranges, mountain tunnels and groves of citrus trees to Palma, and on the way back to the hotel. Chosen guided language available subject to minimal number of participants.
Vouchers
- You'll receive your voucher via email, immediately after booking.
- Your voucher contains all key information, such as pickup times and meeting points.
- Use the digital voucher on your mobile device or print it for convenience. Be sure to reach the pickup point 15 minutes ahead of time to avoid delays and ensure a smooth start to your tour.
Reviews
Overall, the trip was nice, although a bit tiring, especially in the heat. The guide, Ania, was very friendly and explained everything well. The most impressive part was the Serpentine Road and the gorge in Sa Calobra. The views were fantastic. The trip is quite expensive; perhaps if lunch were included in the price, it would be different.
An interesting trip, beautiful landscapes but only by public transport as for our group of 8 people everything was in a hurry, very little free time and in some places only a change from tram to train, from train straight to coach and back to the hotels.
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