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Valldemossa, Son Marroig en Soller tour met historische treinrit

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€ 81,00

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Highlights

Ontdek het Tramuntana-gebergte, dat op de Werelderfgoedlijst van UNESCO staat
Verken het dorp Valldemossa en Son Marroig
Wandel, shop en relax in het door bergen omringde Soller
Leun achterover en geniet van het uitzicht op de historische treinrit
Ga op pad met een deskundige lokale gids met een ongeëvenaarde kennis van Mallorca

Dit kun je verwachten

Deze tocht naar het Tramuntana gebergte van Mallorca staat helemaal in het teken van geschiedenis en natuur. Je bezoekt het honingstenen dorp Valldemossa en verkent de sfeervolle kleine stad Soller. En je geniet van het uitzicht tijdens een rit met een vintage trein door bergen en valleien. Xisco, een van onze deskundige lokale gidsen, zegt: "De inwoners van Soller zijn erg trots op de trein. Omdat hun stad zo moeilijk te bereiken was achter de bergen, staken ze een eeuw geleden hun eigen geld in de bouw van de spoorweg. Zo waren ze direct verbonden met Palma en konden ze hun beroemde sinaasappels exporteren.”

Je begint in Valldemossa, een oud centrum van stenen huizen verspreid over een heuvel in het hart van het Tramuntana gebergte. Je verkent het dorp zelf in je eigen tempo of neemt deel aan een rondleiding om meer te weten te komen over de geschiedenis en de cultuur. Xisco voegt eraan toe: "Mijn favoriete straat in Valldemossa is Carrer Rectoria, een smalle steeg dat vol staat met potplanten. De heilige Catalina Thomas is hier geboren en haar huis is nu een kapel.” Vervolgens krijg je in Son Marroig een rondleiding over het prachtige landgoed in renaissancestijl met uitzicht op zee.

Dan ga je naar Soller, een drukke stad gebouwd door rijke handelaren in citrusvruchten. Je hebt de tijd aan jezelf om door de stad te slenteren, in de winkels rond te snuffelen en een paar kerken binnen te gaan. Of je pikt gewoon een terrasje. En je sluit de dag af met een reis terug in de tijd met een houten trein die in 1912 in gebruik werd genomen en nu nog steeds functioneert. Tijdens de schilderachtige rit slinger je door de Sierra de Tramontanta naar Son Reus, waar je aan de terugreis begint.

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Neil.
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3.8
9 oktober 2025
Reisde met partner
I think a little more time in solller would have been good. It’s got the tram to go to the harbour but you don’t get enough time to do it. Whether that means you miss out the house/museum to get more time..
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Den
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5
9 oktober 2025
Reisde met de familie
Loved the trip-sister in law walks with a walking frame and she found it difficult with the wheels on the cobbled streets so she wouldn’t go again
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Sam
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4.6
29 september 2025
Reisde met partner
Our guide was excellent and provided all the things we needed to know and do, Naturally with a whistle stop tour of a number of locations there is never enough time in each place, but the crowds in popular locations were extreme and things like public toilets unable to cope. But despite that the overall experience was excellent.
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Mrs
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4.2
24 september 2025
Reisde met partner
A bit more time in Sollier would have been good, there was no time realy to take a trip on the tram or see properly the town
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V tired/unhappy Clare
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3
23 september 2025
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Tour guide could hardly speak English and didn’t make herself understood. Left us when we were at our destination and didn’t show us round like the other tour guide so didn’t get to see everything. Someone brought it up as there were some slower people in the group but unfortunately it didn’t make a difference. Too vague. The other guide on the other bus had a flag to be identified and spoke to the group as he went. Unfortunately we couldn’t join him as he spoke German. Time management was bad.
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Polly
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4.2
21 september 2025
Reisde met partner
Loved the experience but felt a little rushed for time. The driver was a pro at dealing with the challenging twisty roads up into the mountains. The guide, Raul, was very passionate about the Island and very knowledgeable. Raul was also very helpful to two ladies with additional needs, especially considering he wasn't made aware they were joining the experience beforehand. Overall a beautiful experience with lovely places and amazing scenic views.

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