Find your perfect holiday rental in Majorca's peaceful and unspoiled countryside
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Sóller is a charming, historic town in the northwest of Majorca. With colourful history, this humble region rose to prominence during the 10th Century after the Moorish occupation. Famous for its farming culture, orange groves still dominate the landscape between the Tramuntana mountains and the Mediterranean sea. The Fiesta of Oranges, typically taking place every June, celebrates Sóller's colourful heritage where locals and tourists alike mingle to sample delicious jams, liqueurs, juices and sweets. Sóller is peaceful, perfect for a relaxing family break or a romantic getaway.
Soller also presents a more traditional side of Majorca; enjoy the rural landscape, visit museums and see the magnificent, centuries old architecture. There are also many upbeat festivals happening during the year; it's a great way to get to know the local people and their ways. Rich in culture, Sóller offers plenty of sightseeing spots, from its modernist churches to its museums and ancient squares embellishing this historic town. It is also well known for its year-round festivals such as Es Firo, where locals reenact the battle between the Christian and Moorish invaders. For traditional and romantic souls, an old-fashioned electric train, Tren de Soller, provides a beautiful and relaxed mode of transport for reaching the capital Palma.
With its quieter beaches, many restaurants and scattering of independent shops, holidaymakers will find that Sóller is a wonderful base to enjoy a peaceful holiday. There are many beaches and secluded coves around Sóller suitable for an entire family to have fun. Sailing and cruising in a yacht or boat provides a peaceful way to see the island's picturesque coastline. The beautiful rural surroundings include mountain trails, hills and winding roads perfect for brisk walks and cycling. Sóller’s unspoiled countryside is a paradise for mountain bikers, joggers and hikers.
Sóller is a calm and family-friendly town with a limited nightlife. A number of inviting, atmospheric restaurants can be found scattered around the rural area and around the port. However, if you want to earn your dinner then you might consider walking to the charming historic village of Fornalutx! It is approximately two and a half kilometres northeast from the centre of Sóller and has some delightful eating spots. Renting a villa or apartment in Sóller puts everything on your doorstep: snorkelling in clear turquoise water, relaxing on sun-kissed beaches and majestic sunsets from the peak of the Tramuntana mountains.