easy
4–6 hours
Suitable for most fitness levels; involves gentle walking on village streets and paths.
Journey into Mallorca’s interior with Driveando’s exclusive tour from Sóller, visiting historic windmills and hidden villages alive with culture and landscapes rarely seen by tourists.
Located in the heart of the Balearic Islands, Palma serves as an ideal gateway to uncover the rugged interior of Mallorca with Driveando’s unique tour, Desde Sóller: Molinos y Pueblos escondidos del interior. This immersive journey invites adventurers to leave the coastal bustle behind and venture into remote villages and traditional windmills that pepper the Sóller valley and beyond. The trip’s highlight is its blend of natural beauty and authentic culture — from terraced hillsides covered with almond and olive trees to centuries-old molinos standing as relics of a past era.
Driveando crafts an experience that is equal parts scenic cruise and cultural immersion. Each Tuesday, the route reveals vibrant local markets alive with fresh produce, artisan crafts, and the unmistakable aroma of regional cuisine. Visitors wander through cobbled streets lined with stone houses that whisper of history dating back to Mallorca’s agrarian roots. The tranquility of hidden villages contrasts with the lively social pulse found in Sóller, a town known for its Orange Groves and picturesque tramway.
Beyond the cultural tapestry, the landscape captivates with its limestone cliffs and Mediterranean flora, including wild rosemary and pine groves that perfume the air. Driveando’s intimate knowledge of the region allows guests to access lesser-known corners rarely seen on typical island tours, offering a fresh perspective on Mallorca’s interior.
This excursion stands apart in the local outdoor scene by marrying light adventure with authentic encounters, making it a must-do for travelers who want to connect with Mallorca’s land and people beyond the popular beaches. Whether you’re drawn by history, hiking potential, or culinary delights, Desde Sóller unlocks a nuanced portrait of Mallorca seldom captured elsewhere.
Uneven streets and rural paths require comfortable, solid shoes for smooth walking.
Small villages often don’t accept cards, so bring euros for markets and local shops.
Mallorca’s sun can be strong, especially in summer; pack a hat and sunscreen.
Markets and village activity peak on Tuesdays; plan accordingly to catch vibrant scenes.
The Sóller valley has been an agricultural hub since the Middle Ages, with its windmills historically used to grind olives and grain.
Local communities emphasize preserving traditional farming and sustainable tourism to protect Mallorca’s unique landscapes and biodiversity.
Provides support and traction for walking on uneven cobblestones and rural terrain.
Helps protect from strong sunlight during midday hours.
summer specific
Useful for unpredictable spring showers during outdoor portions.
spring specific
Convenient for carrying water, snacks, camera, and any purchases made at markets.