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The Festes de Sant Pere in Sóller are one of the most iconic celebrations marking the start of summer in the town.
Every year, at the end of June, with 29 June—the feast day of Sant Pere—as the main date, locals and visitors alike enjoy a packed programme of activities that combines maritime tradition, popular culture, gastronomy and music in a stunning setting.
If you’re staying at our hotel in Sóller, these festivities are an excellent opportunity to discover the essence of the valley and enjoy an authentic Mallorcan experience.

Looking for secret coves near Sóller? Although the valley of Sóller is known for its port, its historic tramway and its breathtaking mountain scenery, few visitors discover the small hidden coves along the coast of the Serra de Tramuntana.

Just a few minutes from Sóller you will find paradisiacal corners with crystal clear waters, perfect areas for snorkelling and coves far from the most crowded beaches of Mallorca. From hidden sea inlets surrounded by cliffs to small rocky beaches frequented by locals, these places offer a much more authentic and peaceful experience.

In this guide we show you the best secret coves accessible from Sóller, including how to get there, what you'll find in each one and the best tips for visiting them. If you want to discover a different Mallorca, away from the crowds and surrounded by nature, read on.

If you are staying in the centre of Sóller, one of the best ways to discover the north coast of Mallorca is to drive along its coves. In less than an hour you can reach some of the most spectacular beaches on the island: crystal clear waters, landscapes of the Serra de Tramuntana and much quieter spots than the tourist areas in the south.

Furthermore, at our hotel we want you to enjoy a day at the beach in total comfort. That is why we provide our guests with towels and beach bags so that all they have to worry about is choosing the cove and enjoying the Mediterranean.

Here are some of our proposals that will surely not leave you indifferent. Get your mobile phone ready because you will surely want to take home the colour of its waters as well as the spectacular scenery to remember it for a long time.

If you are planning a getaway to Mallorca, visiting Sóller is one of the best decisions you can make. Located in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana, this charming town combines nature, history, gastronomy and sea.
In this guide we show you what to see in Sóller in 3 days, with a detailed itinerary so that you can make the most of your trip.

Every winter, between the end of January and the beginning of March, the valley of Sóller is covered with thousands of white and pink flowers that herald the arrival of spring. The almond blossom is one of the most eagerly awaited natural spectacles in Mallorca, and Sóller, surrounded by the majestic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, is one of the best places to enjoy it.

During these weeks, the landscape is transformed into a mosaic of soft colours, fresh air and tranquillity. It is the perfect time to discover the most authentic Mallorca, far from the hustle and bustle, and to connect with nature and tradition.

To visit Sóller in winter is to immerse yourself in a different, more authentic and peaceful Mallorca .
Strolling through its streets, discovering secret corners, enjoying the local gastronomy and relaxing in boutique hotels make this season the perfect time to discover the true essence of the valley.

Mallorca is not only beaches and dreamlike landscapes, it is also gastronomy, crafts and tradition.
One of the best ways to discover it is by visiting its most important markets, where each village and town offers unique products and the opportunity to get to know the local life.

In a world where material things are easily accumulated and forgotten, we increasingly value what is lived and remembered, which is why giving the gift of experiences has become one of the most special ways to surprise: moments that are felt, shared and remain in the memory long after they have been lived. And if there is one experience capable of combining wellbeing, nature and authenticity, that is spending a few days relaxing in Sóller, in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana.

For years, the Blue Jazz Club, located on the rooftop of the Hotel Saratoga in Palma, was one of the most emblematic places on the island to enjoy live music. Its sophisticated atmosphere, its impressive views over the city and the bay of Palma, and its carefully planned programme of concerts with local and international artists made it a benchmark on the Mallorcan jazz scene.

Mallorcan gastronomy has a new benchmark: Juan Pinel, at the helm of L'Àtic Restaurant at the Hotel Saratoga in Palma, has been recognised with the prestigious "Revelation Chef" awardat the Premis Gastronòmics de Mallorca. This award celebrates the creativity, technique and passion of the island's trend-setting chefs.