Palma Camp
Camping
Day 1
Sóller & the stone route — 4 days (Palma, Soller, Deia, Valldemossa & Sa Calobra)
Seven days in the mountains, on the 1912 train and the stone route. Four days based in Sóller walking the GR221 sections, without the northern end.
Old Mule Routes
Runs this trip
Trekking
Seven days in the mountains, on the 1912 train and the stone route
Group Tour
Join a fixed-date departure with other travellers
Top Highlights
La SeuSeven days in the Serra de Tramuntana — a World Heritage cultural landscape that most visitors to this island never go into. Ferrocarril de SóllerThe line opened in 1912 to carry oranges over the mountains and still uses the original wooden carriages. GR221The GR221 is the Dry Stone Route, built on the mule paths that linked the villages before the coast road.
Itinerary
Seven days in the Serra de Tramuntana — a World Heritage cultural landscape that most visitors to this island never go into.
PalmaHow the day runs
- 1 hrsTransfer into the old town
- MealsDinner
- AccommodationPalma Camp
Included Activities
- Airport transfer
- Hotel night
- Cathedral entry
LANDMARKS La Seu Old town Bellver Castle Start point Palma, Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) 00:00 - 23:59The line opened in 1912 to carry oranges over the mountains and still uses the original wooden carriages.
Palma, SollerHow the day runs
- 1 hrs10:00 AM — the narrow-gauge line over the range
- 1 hrs2:00 PM — the tram down to the port
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationSoller Camp
Included Activities
- Train and tram
- Guesthouse in Sóller
LANDMARKS Ferrocarril de Sóller Sóller Port de Sóller The GR221 is the Dry Stone Route, built on the mule paths that linked the villages before the coast road. Chopin and George Sand spent a bad winter at Valldemossa in 1838 and she wrote a book complaining about it.
Soller, Deia, ValldemossaHow the day runs
- 4 hrs8:00 AM — the GR221 stone route along the coast
- 1 hrs2:00 PM — on to the charterhouse
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationSoller Camp
Included Activities
- Charterhouse entry
- Guesthouse in Sóller
LANDMARKS GR221 Deià Valldemossa charterhouse Olive terraces The road down has a hairpin that loops under itself and is one of the most famous climbs in road cycling. Arriving by boat avoids it entirely.
Soller, Sa CalobraHow the day runs
- 1 hrs9:30 AM — the boat along the cliffs
- 2 hrs11:00 AM — the Torrent de Pareis gorge mouth
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationSoller Camp
Included Activities
- Boat
- Guesthouse night
Optional Activities
- Cycling the Sa Calobra road, which drops 800 m in 12 km
LANDMARKS Sa Calobra Torrent de Pareis Coll dels Reis The MA-10 runs the length of the Tramuntana and is the best road on the island by a wide margin.
Soller, PollencaHow the day runs
- 2 hrs9:00 AM — the MA-10 along the spine
- 2 hrs1:00 PM — the 365 steps of the Calvari
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationPollenca Camp
Included Activities
- Transport
- Town guesthouse
LANDMARKS Pollença Calvari steps Puig de Maria The Formentor road closes to private cars in summer daytime and runs a shuttle instead, which is why the early start matters.
Pollenca, FormentorHow the day runs
- 1 hrs7:30 AM — out to the cape before the road caps
- 3 hrs9:00 AM — the lighthouse path and Cala Figuera
- MealsBreakfast, Dinner
- AccommodationPollenca Camp
Included Activities
- Transport
- Guesthouse night
LANDMARKS Cap de Formentor Mirador es Colomer Platja de Formentor Palma flies across Europe constantly, and is one of the busiest airports on the continent in August.
Pollenca, PalmaHow the day runs
- 1 hrs9:30 AM — back down to the city
- MealsBreakfast
- AccommodationNot included — onward travel
Included Activities
- Transfer
- Day 1Airport transfer
- Day 1Hotel night
- Day 1Cathedral entry
- Day 2Train and tram
- Day 2Guesthouse in Sóller
- Day 3Charterhouse entry
- Day 4Boat
- Day 4Guesthouse night
- Day 4Cycling the Sa Calobra road, which drops 800 m in 12 kmCosts extra
- Day 5Transport
- Day 5Town guesthouse
- Day 7Transfer
- Day 1 · 1 nightPalma Camp
- Day 2 · 3 nightsSoller Camp
- Day 5 · 2 nightsPollenca Camp
- Day 1Palma to PalmaTransfer into the old town
- Day 2Palma to Soller10:00 AM — the narrow-gauge line over the range
- Day 2Soller to Soller2:00 PM — the tram down to the port
- Day 3Deia to Valldemossa2:00 PM — on to the charterhouse
- Day 5Soller to Pollenca9:00 AM — the MA-10 along the spine
- Day 6Pollenca to Formentor7:30 AM — out to the cape before the road caps
- Day 7Pollenca to Palma9:30 AM — back down to the city
Where you'll stay
All accommodations are subject to change
Soller Camp
Camping
Days 2–4
Pollenca Camp
Camping
Days 5, 6
What you'll eat
6 breakfasts and 5 dinners across 7 days, at camp. It opens with dinner on day 1 and closes with breakfast on day 7.
- DinnerServed on days 1, 2, 3, 4, 6
- BreakfastServed on days 2–7
11 meal services named in the itinerary. Vegetarian and vegan covered; Jain, gluten-free and allergies on notice at booking
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Customer reviews
Overall rating
4.5/5
Based on 19 reviews
Review summary
Food4.3/5
Guide4.3/5
Itinerary4.2/5
Transport4.3/5
Accommodation4.1/5
Tour operator4.3/5
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Dev Chatterjee – Mumbai2026-04-26 · Verified booking
Balearic Islands in the right season is something else, and the team knew exactly where to camp. Sleeping under canvas at that height is cold work and the kit was up to it. Crew were professional without being stiff about it. Solid operator.
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Nikhil Joshi – Jaipur2026-04-26 · Verified booking
Well organised from the pickup onwards. The daily distances were honest about what they'd be. Camp was pitched and the kitchen going by the time we walked in each evening. No hesitation recommending them.
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Aditi Rao – Indore2026-04-26 · Verified booking
Well organised from the pickup onwards. The daily distances were honest about what they'd be. Would book with them again.
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Karan Shah – Bengaluru2026-04-26 · Verified booking
Did this over 7 days and it was the best walking I've done in years. The campsites were well chosen — sheltered, and close enough to water. The team read the group well and adjusted without making a thing of it. Solid operator.
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Carla Mendes – Dublin2026-04-26 · Verified booking
Did this over 7 days and it was the best walking I've done in years. Would book with them again.
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James Whelan – Zurich2026-02-27 · Verified booking
Well organised from the pickup onwards. The daily distances were honest about what they'd be. Meals were good throughout and the vegetarian options weren't an afterthought. Recommended.
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Nikhil Joshi – Mumbai2026-02-27 · Verified booking
Second trek with this operator and they've kept the standard up. The campsites were well chosen — sheltered, and close enough to water. Plenty to eat and they were happy to work around a gluten allergy. Good value for what's included.
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Dev Chatterjee – Indore2026-02-27 · Verified booking
The route is beautiful and the pacing was sensible — nobody was rushed on the climb. Sleeping under canvas at that height is cold work and the kit was up to it. Meals were good throughout and the vegetarian options weren't an afterthought. Worth every rupee.
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