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Excursión de día completo a Mallorca con el Puerto de Sóller y el Monasterio de Lluc

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89,00 €

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Idiomas: Alemán, Inglés, Francés

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Duración: more than 8 hours

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Ventajas

Viaje en un tren de época por la Sierra de Tramuntana, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO
Disfrute de un paseo en tranvía de madera entre Soller y Port de Soller
Admire las vistas en un pintoresco crucero en catamarán hasta la recóndita cala de Sa Calobra
Visite el remoto monasterio de Lluc, escondido entre las montañas cubiertas de pinos
Guía local experto con un conocimiento inigualable de Mallorca y su gente

Qué te espera

Hay algo realmente especial en este viaje al norte de Mallorca: la forma de hacer turismo forma parte de la aventura. Viajará en autobús, tren, tranvía y barco durante nuestra exclusiva excursión por Sóller, Port de Sóller y Lluc. Y lo que es más, tendrá a un lugareño experto que le enseñará la zona. Juan, uno de nuestros guías, nos cuenta: "Hasta que se construyó el ferrocarril, sólo se podía llegar a Sóller en barco. Por eso, comerciaba mucho con Francia, más que con el resto de la isla. Por eso tiene un cierto encanto galo".

Súbase al centenario tren de Sóller (antiguos vagones de madera con herrajes de latón) y recorra en zigzag la Sierra de Tramuntana, declarada Patrimonio de la Humanidad por la UNESCO. Es una experiencia que rezuma nostalgia. Y como el tren es eléctrico, es una forma más sostenible de viajar. También hay un viaje en tranvía que une Sóller y Port de Sóller, durante el cual pasará por campos de naranjos y estrechos caminos detrás de las casas. El valle de Sóller es famoso en todas las islas por sus naranjas y los helados que se elaboran con ellas, mientras que las gambas rojas de Sóller capturadas en aguas cercanas se consideran un manjar.

A continuación, suba a bordo de un catamarán desde el Puerto de Sóller para navegar tranquilamente hacia la recóndita cala de Sa Calobra. Rodeada de acantilados, este paraje natural es Mallorca en estado puro. De vuelta a tierra firme, completará la excursión con una visita al Monasterio de Lluc, enclavado en las montañas. Aquí disfrutará de una visita guiada a este santo lugar de peregrinación, antes de regresar a la base.

Incluye

Transporte
Guía
Visita panorámica en bus
Traslado en barco

Importante

Las paradas del itinerario pueden realizarse en orden inverso por razones operativas
No apto para sillas de ruedas
Se recomienda traer calzado comodo
Sujeto a condiciones climáticas
No apto para personas con movilidad reducida
Esta experiencia no sigue nuestra política general de cancelación. Si necesitas cancelar, tienes que hacerlo al menos 24 horas antes para recibir un reembolso completo
Apto para personas con movilidad reducida siempre que puedan subir y bajar del bus sin asistencia
Comida y bebida no incluida

Organizado por

TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

Cargo por reserva

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Política de cancelación

Recibe un reembolso del 100% si cancelas hasta 1 day antes de que comience la actividad.

La opinión de otros usuarios sobre esta experiencia

Excelente

4,3/5

Basado en 559 valoraciones de clientes reales

Categorías de la valoración

Servicio

4,4/5

Personal

4,4/5

Seguridad

4,4/5

Relación calidad-precio

4,3/5

Karen
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025

Viajó con un grupo de amigos

45 - 54 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

Excellent trip. Highly recommend. Fantastic views, exciting and different forms of transport. Well organised despite one little hitch due to unforesee ...
Kid Currey
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025

Viajó con la familia

35 - 44 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

We all enjoyed the travel on the different modes of transport and visiting the different places but would have liked longer in each location.
E Phillips
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

45 - 54 años

Bien
Valoración global
3/5

The guide was hopeless. She spoiled the experience due to dismal communication skills. I have already been in touch with customer services.
Aldhelm
De Reino Unido - junio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

55 - 64 años

Excelente
Valoración global
4/5

Raoul excellent entertaining guide. Dangerous boarding boat in rough seas
Angela
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025

Viajó en pareja

45 - 54 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

Excellent trip, had done it 22 years ago with our son, but on our own this time. Paulo the guide was very knowledgeable, everything went to plan, plen ...
Gillian
De Estados Unidos de América - junio de 2025

Viajó con un grupo de amigos

35 - 44 años

Excelente
Valoración global
5/5

Excellent would highly recommend

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