No matter which beach in the municipality of Sóller you want to visit, the journey itself is always something special. To reach the beach of Port de Sóller, you can take the historic tram. You can walk to Sa Calobra through the valley or reach it via the winding roads, just as you can if you want to visit Cala Tuent. All this and much more make the beaches of Sóller truly unique.
Cala Tuent
Cala Tuent is a sandy and pebbly beach located at the foot of Puig Major, on the west coast of Mallorca. This idyllic and tranquil spot is nestled amidst the stunning mountainous landscape of the Sierra de Tramuntana. The coastline is picturesque and features spectacular rock formations. To reach Cala Tuent, you need to drive along the PM-214-1 road, which offers an adventurous route filled with curves leading to the beach access.
Port de Sóller
Playa de Port de Sóller is located on the west coast of Mallorca and is known for its lively atmosphere and narrow strip of coarse sand. The water is usually warm, and the access to the sea is shallow. The area is frequented by tourists and offers various water activities, such as pedal boating and surfing. To reach the beach, you need to drive along the C-711 road towards Sóller, pass through the tunnel, and follow the signs to the port.
Sa Calobra/ Torrent de Pareis
Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis are an impressive natural spectacle on the west coast of Mallorca. The beach is characterized by stunning cliffs and crystal-clear turquoise water. The sandy area is made up of white pebbles, and during the day, it is often very crowded with tourists. To reach Sa Calobra, you can take a boat from Port de Sóller or drive along a winding road. Keep in mind that parking in the area is paid.