Beaches of Sóller, Coastal beach in Port de Sóller, Spain.
Beaches of Sóller form a sandy and pebbly coastline in the bay of Port de Sóller along the Mediterranean Sea. The Tramuntana mountain range rises directly behind the waterfront, creating a natural backdrop to the entire harbor area.
The harbor became a major shipping point for citrus fruit exports in the 1800s, driving growth and development in the region. This trading period shaped how the port and surrounding area developed over time.
Fishing boats fill the waterfront, their presence a reminder of how this place has centered maritime life for generations. The working harbor creates an authentic feel that sets it apart from typical resort beaches.
The area has ramps, showers, changing facilities, and nearby parking along the promenade, making it easy to access. Restaurants and shops line the waterfront, so you can easily grab food or supplies during your visit.
A vintage wooden tram line links the port directly to the hilltop town inland, carrying passengers up through the valley in a charming way few places offer. Built in the early 1900s, this tram is still running and adds to the nostalgic character of a visit.
The community of curious travelers
AroundUs brings together thousands of curated places, local tips, and hidden gems, enriched daily by 60,000 contributors worldwide.
