Best time to visit
The climate data shows the warmest temperatures and highest average sunshine in midsummer, making that period the clearest choice for outdoor and coastal activities. Rainfall tends to be higher with lower sunshine averages in late autumn and winter, so expect more unsettled weather then. If you want the sunniest, driest conditions for hiking or beach visits, follow the months with the highest sunshine averages.
Jan
11.0°C
Rain76 mm
Sun8.1 h
Feb
11.4°C
Rain57 mm
Sun8.9 h
Mar
12.9°C
Rain50 mm
Sun10.1 h
Apr
15.0°C
Rain62 mm
Sun10.9 h
May
18.5°C
Rain42 mm
Sun12.4 h
Jun
23.2°C
Rain37 mm
Sun13.3 h
Jul
26.6°C
Rain7 mm
Sun13.7 h
Aug
26.5°C
Rain29 mm
Sun12.5 h
Sep
23.1°C
Rain77 mm
Sun10.6 h
Oct
19.7°C
Rain74 mm
Sun9.6 h
Nov
15.4°C
Rain87 mm
Sun7.7 h
Dec
12.9°C
Rain50 mm
Sun7.9 h
Things to do
In Sóller
- Jardí Botànic de SóllerThis botanical garden features Mediterranean and tropical plants, arranged in a tranquil setting ideal for leisurely strolls. Visitors enjoy its art exhibitions, sculptures, and peaceful atmosphere, making it a good spot for nature lovers and families in Sóller.
Around Sóller
- Sa Calobra BeachKnown for its crystal-clear waters and dramatic mountain backdrop, Sa Calobra Beach is a popular natural spot for swimming and relaxing. It is best suited for visitors looking for picturesque coastal scenery and nature-filled day trips.
- Serra de TramuntanaA UNESCO World Heritage landscape, the Serra de Tramuntana offers dramatic mountain scenery, perfect for hiking, cycling, and nature lovers. Visitors explore trails crossing cliffs, gorges, and peaks with panoramic views. It suits those seeking outdoor adventure and immersive natural beauty near Sóller.
- Torrent de PareisThis spectacular gorge features rocky cliffs and a riverbed path, popular among hikers for its stunning geology and natural beauty. Visitors come to experience the challenging walk and dramatic scenery, great for adventurous outdoor enthusiasts.
- Castell d'AlaróThese medieval castle ruins offer history and scenic walks atop a hill overlooking the region. Visitors often hike to the site to explore the ruins and enjoy panoramic views. This sight appeals to history buffs and hikers.
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).
Spa hotels
Spa hotels: for travellers seeking restorative downtime after mountain walks and coastal outings, offering tranquil treatments and relaxation.
Tip: check if spa access is included or paid, and opening hours/booking rules.
Rating: 9.7 • 225 reviews
Rating: 9.7 • 146 reviews
Rating: 9.6 • 258 reviews
Family-friendly hotels
Family-friendly hotels: suited to families who want convenient access to relaxed town attractions like the tram and the botanical garden.
Tip: look for family rooms, breakfast options, and walkable basics (shops/transport).
Rating: 9.6 • 241 reviews
Rating: 9.9 • 41 reviews
Rating: 9.5 • 730 reviews
Hotels with pool
Hotels with pool: ideal for visitors who want to cool off after exploring the Tramuntana or visiting nearby beaches and coves.
Tip: if traveling off-season, prefer heated or indoor pools; confirm opening dates.
Rating: 9.5 • 729 reviews
Rating: 9.5 • 309 reviews
Rating: 9.5 • 221 reviews
Hotels with a pool and a spa
Hotels with a pool with a spa: for guests looking to combine sightseeing with on-site wellness and pool facilities in a peaceful setting.
Rating: 9.5 • 168 reviews
Rating: 9.8 • 32 reviews
Rating: 9.4 • 326 reviews
Mountain-view hotels
Mountain-view hotels: good for travellers who prioritise vistas of the Serra de Tramuntana and easy access to mountain trails.
Rating: 9.5 • 54 reviews
Rating: 9.7 • 27 reviews
Rating: 9.5 • 51 reviews
Romantic hotels
Romantic hotels: aimed at couples seeking intimate, scenic stays close to Sóller’s historic centre and the coastal tram link.
Tip: prioritize quiet location + adults-friendly vibe; scan reviews for noise and privacy.
Rating: 9.6 • 236 reviews
Rating: 9.4 • 288 reviews
FAQ
What currency is used in Sóller?
You’ll typically pay in EUR (euro). Cards are commonly accepted, but it’s smart to carry some cash for small purchases.
Are hotels in Sóller pet friendly?
21% of the 99 properties we track in Sóller accept pets. Across our destinations the usual share is about a third.
How do I travel between Sóller and Port de Sóller?
The Tranvía de Sóller tram links Sóller to Port de Sóller and provides a direct connection between the town and the harbour, making travel between them straightforward.
What natural sights should I expect around Sóller?
Sóller sits amid the Serra de Tramuntana and is close to features such as Torrent de Pareis and Sa Calobra Beach, offering dramatic gorges, coastal scenery and mountain landscapes to explore.
Is Sóller a good base for hiking in the Serra de Tramuntana?
Yes; the surrounding mountains and points of interest like Castell d'Alaró provide routes and terrain for walkers and hikers who want to explore the Tramuntana from a central town base.
Can I access beaches and swimming from Sóller?
Sóller is inland but linked to the coast via Port de Sóller and is near beaches such as Sa Calobra, so coastal swimming and beach visits are accessible from the town.
Are there botanical or garden attractions in Sóller?
Yes; the Jardí Botànic de Sóller is a local botanical garden, and the town’s streets and the historic tram contribute to Sóller’s cultivated, visitor-friendly character.
Is Sóller suitable for a family holiday?
Sóller offers family-friendly accommodation options and attractions such as the tram and the botanical garden, which tend to suit visitors of varying ages and interests.