WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE ROUND TOUR TO VALLDEMOSSA, SA FORADADA, AND SOLLER – APPROX. 8 HOURS

About this wheelchair accessible round tour to Valldemossa, Sa Foradada, and Soller

Valldemossa

Your driver and private guide will meet you at the cruise port or your accommodation, with private adapted vehicle. The accessible round tour over the Island of Mallorca starts with a visit to Valldemossa. This is one the most beloved villages on the island, and today you will see why! Valldemossa is situated in the hills of the Tramuntana mountain range, not far from Palma, the capital. It is surrounded by beautiful nature, and you will see the lush green and forested countryside.

The landmark of Valldemossa is the historic 13th-century monastery, well-known because of its link to the Polish composer Frederic Chopin. Chopin spent a winter at the Real Cartuja (Royal Palace) with its gardens and church, together with his beloved one, the French writer Aurore Dupin. Aurore Dupin was better known under her alias George Sand. Enjoy this village with plenty of charming little streets, cafes, galleries and gift shops. Do not forget to look for a traditional family bakery and order the local specialty ‘coca de patata’. This translates as ‘potato cake’ and is a local specialty.

Sa Foradada

You continue along the coast and next is Sa Foradada. Wander around and go and see the special hole-in-the-wall rock formation by the water. Some say it resembles an elephant from afar. Enjoy the sights of the olive groves and paths flanked by lush pine trees and old sea caves.

Sollér

The last stop of this accessible round tour takes you to Sollér, with its lush valleys, orange groves, mountains, and sea. When you arrive to the town square, there is something to see for everyone. Go have a coffee or a drink in one of the several tapas bars, or enjoy a fine selection at one of the pastry-shops. Try the local ice-cream and freshly squeezed orange juice. Oranges are typical here and very present in the local cuisine. On the main square, you find the impressive church of Sant Bartomeu, built in the 13th century. The church is not accessible as it has steps to enter.

Following on, you wander through the old town, with its many cozy alleyways and its typical Mediterranean feel. After Soller town, you head to the nearby port of Sollér. This is a wonderful little village in one of Mallorca’s most beautiful harbors. This town has the best of both worlds: magnificent mountain scenery and a gorgeous sea view.