Villas in Sóller

Table of contents

• At a glance: what should you know about renting a villa in Sóller?
• Villas in Sóller: find your perfect retreat
• Exploring Sóller: our top recommendations
• Activities: what are the top things to do and see in Sóller?

• Diverse villa options: From charming traditional Mallorcan properties to contemporary Mediterranean retreats, each thoughtfully equipped with premium amenities to suit families, couples, and groups seeking luxury.
• Prime locations available: Choose from Sóller Town Centre for authentic culture, Port de Sóller for beach access, or nearby Deià and Valldemossa for artistic retreats and historic exploration.
• Essential amenities included: Private swimming pools, fully equipped kitchens, air conditioning, outdoor terraces, gardens, and high-speed internet ensure comfort throughout your Mediterranean stay.
• Consistently excellent ratings: Properties are regularly praised by guests for the perfect blend of modern comfort and authentic Mallorcan charm at exceptional value.
• Culinary excellence nearby: Indulge in Mallorca's superb dining scene, with many restaurants serving traditional Spanish food in laid-back surroundings. Tuck into tapas with your friends, or enjoy a multi-course meal based on fresh island produce.

Our villas in Sóller range from charming traditional Mallorcan fincas to contemporary Mediterranean retreats. Look out for amenities such as:

• Private swimming pools
• Fully equipped kitchens
• Air conditioning
• Outdoor terraces and gardens

As well as villas, consider apartments in Sóller for unbeatably central locations. If you'd rather stay elsewhere on the island, we have a range of holiday rentals in Menorca to choose from, with last-minute deals in Mallorca for anyone who wants a trip in a hurry.

What are the best areas to stay in Sóller?

The charming town of Sóller itself offers the most authentic experience, where you can explore narrow cobbled streets, visit the iconic cathedral, and dine in family-run restaurants. However, for beach lovers, Port de Sóller provides direct access to sandy shores and waterfront dining. The table below details areas for specific interests:

Our villas in Sóller consistently receive glowing reviews, with guests particularly praising the perfect blend of modern comfort and authentic Mallorcan charm. Visitors rave about the stunning views, exceptional hospitality, and the luxury amenities that make each stay truly memorable, alongside their exceptional value and seamless booking experience.

Tucked into Mallorca's north-west coast, Sóller is a charming Mediterranean town ringed by dramatic mountains and orange groves, celebrated for its authentic Balearic character and stunning natural beauty.

🍴Where to eat in Sóller?

According to Google Maps data and reviews, La Romaguera Restaurant is the best-rated restaurant in Sóller. Below is a table showing the top 5 highly-rated restaurants hand-picked by our travel experts.

⭐Our guests' recommendation: Our guest traveller Maria recommends Ca Ses Sauerschell's in nearby Deià: a family-run fine-dining restaurant carrying on a Michelin-recognised tradition of refined Mallorcan cuisine, elegant plating and thoughtful wine pairings – the perfect treat for villa guests after a day exploring the Tramuntana.

1. Wander Sóller's Old Town
2. Visit the Botanical Garden
3. Ride the Sóller train
4. Get out on the water
5. Head down to Port de Sóller
6. Taste Sóller's famous oranges
7. Sample the island's fine-dining scene

1. Wander Sóller's Old Town

   Explore the historic quarter's mix of architectural styles, centred on the Church of Sant Bartomeu with its neo-Gothic bell tower. The Ethnological Museum and the old station building, which displays works by Picasso and Miró, are well worth a detour.

2. Visit the Botanical Garden

   Opened in 1985, this green space showcases the endemic flora of the Balearic Islands. Take a stroll on your own or join a guided tour to learn more about the site's history.

3. Ride the Sóller train

   Nicknamed the "Red Lightning", this vintage train winds through the countryside to Palma in around an hour, complete with padded leather seats and mahogany panelling.

4. Get out on the water

   Explore isolated coves and sea caves by boat, or take a diving course off Mallorca's west coast to discover the underwater world along the Sóller coastline.

5. Head down to Port de Sóller

   This picturesque harbour has a smart seafront promenade, cafes for a coffee and pastry, and a sandy beach that's perfect for a relaxed afternoon.

6. Taste Sóller's famous oranges

   Visit the Ecovinyassa citrus farm for a tour and tasting, and if you're visiting in late May or early June, look out for the Orange Festival (Fira de la Taronja), when local menus turn citrus-themed.

7. Sample the island's fine-dining scene

   Deià's Michelin-recognised restaurants sit alongside a wider choice of excellent eateries in Palma, making Sóller a great base for a foodie getaway.