Best time to visit
The climate data shows the warmest and sunniest conditions in mid-summer, with relatively low rainfall during those months, making that period best for beach and coastal time. Late autumn and early winter are noticeably wetter and see less sunshine, so expect more changeable weather then.
Jan
11.8°C
Rain57 mm
Sun8.1 h
Feb
12.3°C
Rain52 mm
Sun9.0 h
Mar
14.0°C
Rain48 mm
Sun10.1 h
Apr
16.0°C
Rain54 mm
Sun10.9 h
May
19.7°C
Rain37 mm
Sun12.4 h
Jun
24.3°C
Rain33 mm
Sun13.3 h
Jul
27.5°C
Rain6 mm
Sun13.7 h
Aug
27.4°C
Rain25 mm
Sun12.6 h
Sep
24.0°C
Rain68 mm
Sun10.6 h
Oct
20.6°C
Rain65 mm
Sun9.6 h
Nov
16.2°C
Rain78 mm
Sun7.8 h
Dec
13.8°C
Rain42 mm
Sun7.9 h
Things to do
In Port de Sóller
- Port de Sóller BeachA natural sandy beach located in the heart of Port de Sóller. It is a great spot for sunbathing, swimming, and family-friendly water activities. Visitors enjoy the scenic coastal views and mild Mediterranean climate, making it ideal for beach lovers of all ages.
Around Port de Sóller
- Cala DeiàA small picturesque cove favored for its crystal-clear waters and natural beauty. Visitors come here to swim, snorkel, and enjoy the peaceful Mediterranean atmosphere. It appeals to travelers who seek quieter beach experiences away from the crowds.
- Mirador Es ColomerA well-known viewpoint offering sweeping views over the northern coast and turquoise Mediterranean waters. It is suitable for visitors who appreciate breathtaking landscapes and want to capture stunning photographs. The site provides easy access for day-trippers exploring the region.
- Sa Calobra GorgeA striking natural gorge featuring steep cliffs and winding walking paths. Visitors come here to enjoy scenic hikes and striking geological formations. It suits nature lovers and outdoor enthusiasts looking for dramatic landscapes and physical activity nearby.
- Torrent de PareisA dramatic natural gorge leading to a rocky beach, popular among experienced hikers and nature lovers. The trail offers stunning geological formations and challenging terrain that appeals to outdoor adventurers. It’s a must-visit for those seeking impressive natural scenery and physical activity.
- Castell de BellverA circular Gothic-style castle situated on a hilltop with commanding views over Palma and the bay. The site offers visitors historical insights, panoramic vistas, and pleasant walking paths. It is ideal for history buffs and those who appreciate impressive architecture and city landscapes.
Where to stay
How we pick hotels
For each category, we shortlist a few standout stays by combining review quality (score), review confidence (volume), and how well the hotel matches the theme (spa, family, lake views, and more).
Family-friendly hotels
Families who prioritise easy beach access and a relaxed harbour setting will like family-friendly properties close to the promenade and the tram link to Sóller.
Tip: look for family rooms, breakfast options, and walkable basics (shops/transport).
Spa hotels
Travelers seeking rest and wellness will find spa-focused hotels that combine quiet locations with on-site relaxation facilities.
Tip: check if spa access is included or paid, and opening hours/booking rules.
Sea-view hotels
Visitors wanting panoramic coastal outlooks should choose sea-view properties that face the harbour and the Mediterranean.
Tip: “sea view” varies—prefer rooms with balcony/terrace and check guest photos.
Hotels with pool
Guests who prefer having an on-site pool will find hotels that pair pool facilities with close proximity to the beach.
Tip: if traveling off-season, prefer heated or indoor pools; confirm opening dates.
Hotels with a pool and a spa
Those after both pools and spa services will appreciate properties that offer combined wellness and swimming amenities for a restorative stay.
Travelling with a pet?
12% of the 60 properties we track in Port de Sóller accept pets. That is far below the third or so that is usual across our destinations, so book early and confirm the policy with the property before you travel.
Booking.com property policies, data from June 2026. Properties with fewer than 5 reviews are excluded.
FAQ
What currency is used in Port de Sóller?
You’ll typically pay in EUR (euro). Cards are commonly accepted, but it’s smart to carry some cash for small purchases.
What kind of place is Port de Sóller?
Port de Sóller is the harbour village of Sóller on Mallorca, with a seafront promenade and a marina-oriented atmosphere; it forms part of the wider Sóller area.
How do I get between Sóller and Port de Sóller?
A tramway links the inland town of Sóller with Port de Sóller and runs along the beach-side road, providing a direct and scenic connection between the two.
What are the main beaches and coastal highlights nearby?
Port de Sóller Beach is the local waterfront focal point, and nearby coastal highlights listed for the area include Cala Deià and Mirador Es Colomer for coastal scenery.
Are there notable natural attractions or walks in the area?
The area includes dramatic natural sites such as Sa Calobra Gorge and the Torrent de Pareis, which are known locally for striking scenery and are considered highlights for visitors interested in landscapes.
Is Port de Sóller suitable for families?
Yes; the harbour, beach and the gentle tram connection to Sóller make the destination well suited to family stays, and there are family-focused accommodation options available.
Can I do boat-based activities from the port?
As a village with a working harbour, Port de Sóller is a logical place to find maritime and harbour-based activities; visitors should check with local providers in the port for the kinds of boat services and excursions offered.
What should I pack for the weather in Port de Sóller?
Expect warm, sunny conditions in mid-summer and more variable, wetter weather in late autumn and winter, so pack sun protection and lighter clothing for summer plus layers and rain protection for the cooler, wetter months.
















