Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Puerto de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Port de Sóller
Puerto de Sóller
Puerto de Sóller
The town of Port de Sóller on the island of Mallorca is located between the sea and the Sierra de Tramuntana mountain range. This isolation means that Sóller has escaped the overdevelopment caused by the arrival of tourists from around the world. This old fishing village is situated around a large protected harbor. To learn more about the village’s history, and its fascinating development apart from the rest of the island, visit Museu de la Mar. Stock up on fresh produce at the local market, held every Saturday.
If hiking along the mountainous GR221 doesn’t appeal to you, a boat rental in Port de Sóller might. It’s the best way to discover Mallorca and the rest of the Balearic Islands.
There are different factors that influence the price of a boat rental. The location, type of boat and duration all influence the cost. When you rent your boat is also important. Summer is usually the high season during which prices rise above the average. Finally, a number of optional extras usually come with the boat, and adding these to your booking can influence the price of the charter. Extras can include watersports equipment, snorkeling equipment, SUPs, surf boards…
A boat hire in Port de Sóller will cost €1,204/ day on average. Prices vary between €200 and €7,770/ day.
For most rentals, you have the option of hiring a skipper alongside your boat. In Port de Sóller, adding a skipper to your booking costs €163/ day. Having a skipper on board is a great way of enjoying a seamless experience, and benefit from a local’s knowledge about the best spots and addresses.
Sailing all the way around the island is a fun way to discover Mallorca without missing anything. It will take you at least a week, but can easily be longer if you want to spend more time in certain places. Stop in the many charming villages and ports to discover Mallorca’s landmarks, culture, and, of course, beaches. You can start in Deya, a village constructed on a steep slope, before you sail towards the southern coast of Mallorca. Stop in Port d’Andratx, and visit its small art galleries. The Sa Dragonera natural reserve is also just behind.
Head to the largest city in the Balearic next, Palma. Visit the Old City, and its large cathedral, La Seu, restored by Antoni Gaudí. Stroll through Palma’s streets, to discover its architecture that hints at Ibiza’s Arab past. Cala Pi, further down the coast, is a beautiful beach enclosed by tall cliffs, and the earliest known settlement on Mallorca.
On the other side of Port de Sóller, on the northern coast of the island, you will find Alcúdia, the Cap de Formentor, and Pollença.
Ibiza, known as the nightlife capital, is probably the most famous island of the Balearic. However, the island has a lot more to offer than its great bars and clubs. It’s the perfect place for a boat rental. You’ll be able to admire Ibiza’s stunning coastline, and sail around the mystical Es Vedra. Stop at the protected Las Salinas beach, or at Santa Eulalia for a quieter break.
Formentera, despite being the smallest of the Balearic Islands, is not short of attractions. Sail along its coastline bordered with pristine forests and clear beaches. Or stop at Llevant and Ses Illetes for an afternoon of snorkeling.
Menorca, a UNESCO Reserve, is the quieter island of the Balearic. It’s perfect for a peaceful stay. Visit the main town, Ciutadella, its colorful alleys, and the Gothic cathedral.
May to October are the best months for sailing in Mallorca. Wind speeds vary between 5–15 knots at that time, and the temperature averages at around 30°C. Summer is also a great time if you want to enjoy other nautical activities, swimming and diving: the water temperature is around 25°C.
There are many different boats available in Port de Sóller, that can accommodate both smaller groups to groups of up to 12 people. Look in other ports and villages around the island if you’re looking for a boat with a higher capacity. Some boats on Mallorca can welcome more than 140 people.
In Port de Sóller, privately owned yachts are available for charter. See other yachts in the area.