
Es Canyis
What to order: the Sóller prawn carpaccio to start and a rice dish or the lobster caldereta to share; for dessert, the île flottante, made in view in the dining room
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Day itinerary · 39.77° N · 2.71° E
The wooden train from Palma to Sóller, a visit to Can Prunera, the tram to the port, lunch facing the beach and the lighthouse at sunset. Without a car, returning on bus 204.
Part of Sóller and the Serra de TramuntanaScenic train journeys in Spain
The plan
Any part can be swapped for another without spoiling the day.
leaves from Plaza de España in Palma; €23 one way, €40 combined with the tram
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€11, free for under-12s; on Sunday closes at 14:30
gentle climb along the lighthouse road; bar at the Muleta refuge
bus 204 from Port de Sóller, every half hour; in Palma around 19:15
Adds up the activities and meals in the plan at their published prices; travel and accommodation not included.
The route
This is the classic car-free Sunday from Palma: an hour on a wooden train through the sierra, a Modernist museum in Sóller, the tram between orange groves down to the port and a long lunch facing the bay. In the afternoon, the Cap Gros lighthouse to watch the sun go down, and the way back by bus, which leaves every half hour.
10:30 · Train in Palma. It leaves from the Ferrocarril de Sóller station, next to Plaza de España. It passes Bunyola, enters the sierra through thirteen tunnels and crosses the Cinc Ponts viaduct. You reach Sóller at 11:30. The combined train and tram return ticket costs €40; if you plan to return by bus, buy a single only, €23.
11:40 · Can Prunera. Five minutes from the station, on Carrer de sa Lluna. A Modernist house with its furniture and an art collection including Miró, Picasso and Klimt. Entry €11, free for under-12s. On Sundays it closes at 14:30.
13:00 · Tram to the port. It leaves from the square, opposite the station, on the hour. Twenty minutes between orchards and then along the shore.
13:45 · Lunch at Es Canyis. Get off at the first stops at the port, next to Repic beach. It has been open since 1954 and the kitchen does not close in the afternoon. Book the terrace.
16:30 · Cap Gros lighthouse. From the end of the beach you go up the lighthouse road: about 45 minutes of gentle walking to the Muleta refuge and the lighthouse, with the bay at your feet.
18:30 · Return on the 204. Go down to the promenade and take the TIB bus to Palma: 45 minutes to the Intermodal Station.
Where to eat
Lunch is half the plan: book before you set off.

What to order: the Sóller prawn carpaccio to start and a rice dish or the lobster caldereta to share; for dessert, the île flottante, made in view in the dining room

What to order: several pintxos to share: the vegetable cappuccino, the bluefin tuna tataki or the lamb with sobrasada; with the Lluna beer or the Es Ví wine, made for the house

What to order: rice dishes, home-made pasta or fresh fish to share; the pizzas come out of the wood-fired oven, and as evening falls the terrace becomes a cocktail bar
Map
With where to park at each one.
Getting there
When to go
All year except from 23 November to 1 February, when the train does not run: on those days, take bus 204. Es Canyis is open Wednesday to Sunday.
Tips
In spring and autumn the morning trains fill up.
Can Prunera and a leisurely lunch at Es Canyis; leave the lighthouse for another day.
The tram stops from 23 November to 22 December, with a replacement bus.
Questions
Between €75 and €120 per person: train and tram, museum and lunch.
Yes, but between 23 November and 1 February without the train: bus 204 does the journey in 35 minutes.
Yes: train, tram and a short walk. Can Prunera is free for under-12s.
Yes, Wednesday to Sunday, from 12:30 to 22:30.
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