Good morning, dear passengers! On behalf of Barcos Azules, we would like to welcome you on board. During the trip, we will point out the points of interest, always keeping our attention on the beautiful coastline that surrounds us.

The management of the parking meters is regulated according to a certain timetable and you have to pay the corresponding fee, on Sundays and holidays this provision is not in force and parking is free of charge.

The Sa Creu lighthouse, inaugurated in 1864, had to be replaced due to adverse topographical conditions and strong winds. Therefore, the construction of a new lighthouse was carried out, which has been in operation since 1944.

Along the coast of Mallorca there are 37 watchtowers built between the 16th and 17th centuries, whose function was to detect ships from North Africa attacking the coastal towns of Tramontana. In 1561, Sóller was the victim of an attack by pirates who sacked the town. Fortunately, the brave inhabitants of Sóller managed to defeat the pirates. As a preventive measure against possible future attacks, the Torre Picada was built to protect and watch over the area.

The area known as 'Ses Puntes' was the landing point through which the pirates came to sack the town of Sóller in 1561. At this spot on the coast, the pirates carried out their raid, leaving a significant mark on local history.

Ses Cambres is a small cove in the municipality of Sóller, accessible only by boat. From here, you can enjoy the beauty of the marine environment. Its crystal-clear waters and the tranquillity of the place make it a charming destination for nature lovers.

Illeta, whose name means "little island", was once used as a lazaretto. This historic site sometimes offers the opportunity to spot wild goats of the native Mallorcan breed, adding a touch of wildlife to the surroundings.

Sa Calavera is a unique rock formation that resembles a human skull. This surprising rock, the result of erosion, is a curiosity on the coast that captures the attention of visitors.

The Torrent de Na Mora, in the municipality of Fornalutx, is a mountain torrent in the Sierra de Tramontana, with a length of 1500 metres. Its mouth is impressive when it carries a large volume of water. This torrent is very popular with canyoning enthusiasts.

Cap de Cavall is a curious rock formation that juts out from the cliff and resembles the head of a horse. This unique rock captures the attention of visitors with its distinctive shape, adding a touch of wonder and beauty to the coastal landscape.

Along the north coast you will find several caves, including the impressive Cova de ses Tres Maries. These caves used to be used by smugglers to hide their goods, adding a touch of intrigue and adventure to the coastal landscape.

The north coast is a haven for a variety of seabirds, including migratory birds such as the Eleonora's falcon and the osprey. On this particular cliff, you can find two osprey nests hidden among the holes. Do you dare to find them? Explore this fascinating place and enjoy the thrill of discovering wildlife in its natural habitat.

Es Xampinyó is a rock formation that has been shaped by marine erosion over the years. This natural wonder adopts the peculiar shape of a mushroom. Its creation is the result of the powerful action of water and the passage of time.

The Font de sa Costera is a natural spring that rises in the Tramontana mountain range. At the beginning of the 20th century it was used to generate electricity for the town of Sóller. Nowadays, its water is channelled through underground pipes to supply water to a large part of the island.

The Torre des Forat is one of the 37 watchtowers built in Mallorca to protect against pirate attacks. Built in 1611, this historic tower is now in a state of ruins.

Cala Tuent is one of the most unique coves in Mallorca. It is distinguished by the centenary olive trees that adorn its surroundings. From this cove, you can enjoy a privileged view of the highest mountain on the island, Puig Major.

Puig Major is the highest mountain on the island, with an altitude of 1445 metres. At its summit is a military base that houses a radar capable of covering a large part of the Mediterranean. This imposing mountain offers breathtaking panoramic views of the region.

We have reached our destination. Sa Calobra, a charming cove located in the municipality of Escorca, in the heart of the Serra de Tramuntana and declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 2011, a small village with its pebble beach and its picturesque pier from where the Barcos Azules transport passengers to the Port of Sóller. On behalf of Barcos Azules, we would like to express our sincere thanks for choosing our service for this wonderful boat trip. It has been a real pleasure to have you on board and we look forward to welcoming you again in the future. Thank you very much for your visit and see you soon!

The Torrent de Paréis is an impressive canyon with vertical walls over 200 metres high. It originates in the Gorg Blau and stretches for 3 km. In summer, it is a popular hiking route that requires experience and knowledge of the area, which is why we at barcos azules recommend that you do it with experienced guides. In addition, every year an open-air concert is held in this stunning setting.

Morro de sa Vaca is a cliff that rises approximately 300 metres vertically towards the sea. It gets its name from its similarity to the shape of a cow's snout.

You are arriving at the church of the Mare de Déu de la Victoria. The building that you can see today was built between 1714 and 1790. It is a church with a basilica plan, with side and vaulted chapels. In the main altar you can see its most outstanding piece, a baroque altarpiece dedicated to the Mare de Déu made between 1752 and 1764 by the Mallorcan sculptor Pere Joan Obrador.

In the Plaza de la Constitución in Sóller stands an imposing building made of greyish limestone rock in which the different remodelling work it has undergone over the years can still be seen today. This is the parish church of Sant Bartomeu de Sóller.

The Plaza de la Constitución is considered one of the most beautiful squares in Mallorca due to its central agora of pink stone with a water fountain and the group of modernist buildings that surround it, such as the Church of Sant Bartomeu, the Banco de Sóller, Can Bordils and the Casa Consistorial (Town Hall). Nowadays, it is the social and festive centre of the town, where most of the festivals and popular events are held. The Casa Consistorial or Town Hall is located to the right of the church of Sóller. It is a Baroque building designed by the architect Antoni Coll and inaugurated in 1733. On the upper part of its façade is a large coat of arms of Sóller, which was inaugurated in 1976.

The Banco de Sóller, designed by Joan Rubió i Bellver, a disciple of Antonio Gaudí, was built in 1904 with the aim of offering banking services to emigrants who had returned to their village after making their fortune abroad and to the local inhabitants.