Unforgettable experiences… One of them being the Caves of Hams. Surprise yourself with its imposing, underground forms in which you can enjoy the spectacular show. Itinerary In our first stop we shall visit the famous Pearl factory, Majorica, to get to know firsthand the process of fabrication. Afterwards, we shall visit the incredible Caves of Hams in Porto Cristo. We shall return back to the hotel at 13:30hrs. 1. Majorica: Made in Manacor, the capital of East Mallorca, this acclaimed pearl factory is more than a hundred years old. Its organic pearls are renowned worldwide; they are so perfect that it is almost impossible to distinguish the natural ones. This product is exclusive to Mallorca. 2. Cuevas dels Hams: Discovered in 1905, the caves of Hams are thought as some of the most important underground formations in Europe. With its spectacular stalactites and stalagmites, its famous lake called the sea of Venice and its impressive halls is what has made it one of the most visited attractions on the island.

This is probably the “queen” of excursions in Mallorca. We visit a completely natural environement absolutely unrepeatable in which the sea meets the mountain. Itinerary Upon leaving our hotels, we travel to one of the most spectacular places in Mallorca. To get to la Calobra we need to travel along a long mountain road of 12KM with its spectacular “Tie knot”, a curve of 360º. We travel up to 862 meters to then go down to sea level, where we find the incredible Torrent de Pareis. All of this right in front of the imposing mountain range “Sierra de Tramuntana”. 1. Sa Calobra: Sa Calobra is an authentic paradise within The Serra de Tramuntana. A point where sea, cliffs and forests meet to produce a natural, spectacular landscape that impresses anyone who decides to visit. 2. Torrent de Pareis: This is a creek situated in one of the most abrupt parts of the Sierra de Tramuntana. Its natural conditions and location convert it in one of the most spectacular places on the island. In 2003 it was declared a Natural Monument by the Balearic Government. 3. Serra de Tramuntana: The main mountain range of the Balearic Islands is situated in the North-East of Mallorca and in 2011 it was declared Heritage of the UNESCO thanks to its cultural landscape. Abrupt hillside, mountain villages, milenary agricultura and a rich ecosystem maje this space fully natural and incomparable.

Enjoy a unique trip with some of the best settings in Mallorca. Navigate around the North coast, admire its spectacular cliffs and experience an old, traditional Soller train. Itinerary This trip that combines coach, boat, tram and train. We shall explore the valley of Lluc and we shall arrive at the spectacular Calobra and the tide of Pareis where we will enjoy some free time to have lunch. Afterwards, we shall embark towards the Soller’s port (in case of bad weather, this part shall be driven by coach through Puig Major.) The journey back to Palma shall be made by Tram and then by the famous and traditional Soller Train. The route taken to do this journey is sometimes in a different order, depending on travel conditions. 1. La Calobra: La Calobra is one unforgettable place. It is a small beach enclosed by massive cliffs reaching to 200 metres high. It’s beautiful, turquoise seas, surrounded by boulders and spectacular natural surroundings, makes it one of the most breathtaking views on the Island. 2. The Pareis Tide: This emblematic tide crosses the Serra de Tramontana and descends into the Mediterranean. This is a one of the favourite tourist locations as its beautiful scenery and for its natural habitat to many different animals. In 2003 it was named an Natural Monument. 3. Soller Port: This beautiful natural port is situated in the Sierra de Tramuntana is an important tourist population. A little treasure coveted in the corsairs that offers us an irrreplaceable scenery that mixes the perfume of Orange Blossom and the aroma of sea. The port and the town are connected by the old fashioned tram. 4. Sóller: Soller is a beautiful village located three kilometres from the Port on the North East coast of Mallorca and is known as the commercial and cultural centre on the Serra de Tramontana. It emerges from a valley surrounded by mountains called the valle de Los Naranjos and the beautiful, central square which is the main meeting point of the village, is surrounded by many small, cobbled streets. 5. Tren de Sóller: This mythical steam train has been running since 1912, running the route between Palma and Soller. The Tram that runs from Soller to the port has been running since 1913. It’s small rails, it’s artisan touch and antique feel all contribute to its splendour, whilst chugging along the natural path of the Serra de Alfabia.

A visit to the Cabrera archipielago will open the doors for us to one of the most beautiful and best conserved places in the Mediterranean. Absolutely unmissable. Itinerary We travel from our hotels to the Colònia de Sant Jordi, where we board a boat that takes us to Cabrera. After 40 minutes of traveling we disembarc on the island where we have various hours of free time to enjoy our journey and to visit the historic castle or the museum of the Natural Park. Also, we can swim in the clear as cristal sea of the natural port or we can have something to eat/drink in the Marine Canteen. On our return, we will make a stop at the Blue Cave. 1. Cabrera: The archipielago of Cabrera is home to the best exponent of unalterated, insular ecosystems of the Spanish Mediterranean. Declared in 1991 a National Park, its natural richness includes a gathering of islands, important colonies of sea birds, endemic species and one of the best conserved sea beds in the whole country. 2. Cabrera Castle:The most characterisitc building in Cabrera is its imposing strengthened castle which welcomes all visitors from the natural port. It measures 72m above sea level and was constructed in the 14th Century. It is open to the public and offers some spectacular view. 3. Blue Cave: One of the most visited attraction is Cabrera, is known as “The Blue Cave”. The orientation of the entrance to the cave and the way in which the sun shines, make the water shine a bright, intense blue. A swim inside this cave makes for an unforgettable experience.

Delve into the mountain range to discover some of the most beautiful villages in the North of Mallorca. A journey that involves the timeless Train of Soller. Itinerary We shall start the day with a visit to the beautiful port of Soller. Afterwards, we shall hop onto the tram to arrive at Soller’s village and explore its alleys. There is where we shall board the famous wooden train that takes us to Bunyola. We shall return to the hotel around 13:30hrs. 1. Soller Port: This beautiful natural port is situated in the Sierra de Tramuntana is an important tourist population. A little treasure coveted in the corsairs that offers us an irrreplaceable scenery that mixes the perfume of Orange Blossom and the aroma of sea. The port and the town are connected by the old fashioned tram. 2. Sóller: Soller is a beautiful village located three kilometres from the Port on the North East coast of Mallorca and is known as the commercial and cultural centre on the Serra de Tramontana. It emerges from a valley surrounded by mountains called the valle de Los Naranjos and the beautiful, central square which is the main meeting point of the village, is surrounded by many small, cobbled streets. 3. Tren de Sóller: This mythical steam train has been running since 1912, running the route between Palma and Soller. The Tram that runs from Soller to the port has been running since 1913. It’s small rails, it’s artisan touch and antique feel all contribute to its splendour, whilst chugging along the natural path of the Serra de Alfabia. 4. Bunyola: In the outskirts of the spectacular mountain range of Tramontana, Bunyola paints the perfect beautiful and calm place and its most famous point is “Sa Plaça.” Its full of mountains, cliffs, plains and deep forests, the village which is far from any touristic resorts, offers idyllic scenery and harmony with nature.