Puerto De Soller in Majorca

All Inclusive Puerto de Soller Holidays – Tram-side bays, mountain views, slow-down bliss – Discovering Puerto de Soller

Puerto de Soller sits on Mallorca’s wild-beautiful northwest coast, cradled by the Serra de Tramuntana and fronted by a twin-bay harbour. It is boutique, scenic and wonderfully relaxed. A quick note up front: Puerto de Soller does not really do large, classic all inclusive hotels. Most hotels here run on bed & breakfast or half board, with a focus on quality dining rather than buffet megacomplexes. (An example, Jumeirah Port Soller offering breakfast as standard and half board on request; no full all inclusive. That said, it is still easy to enjoy a carefree, all inclusive style holiday here-flights, transfers, a hotel with meals included, plus a few prepaid experiences-without losing that authentic Tramuntana charm.

Harbour promenades, sandy crescents and mountain air

Stroll the palm-lined promenade between Platja d’en Repic and the main marina beach, watch vintage trams clatter past cafe terraces and look back to the citrus-grove hills that ring the bay. This is a resort made for sea-view breakfasts, unhurried swims and golden-hour aperitifs rather than high-octane nightlife.

Where to stay (and what board to expect)

• ✔️ Jumeirah Port Soller Hotel & Spa (5★) – Luxury clifftop hotel with daily breakfast included; half board available by request. Not an all inclusive property.
• ✔️ Hotel Es Port (4★) – A characterful, 17th-century manor set by the harbour, with spa, pools and two restaurants; typically offered B&B or half board, not all inclusive.
• ✔️ Aimia Hotel  /  boutique bay hotels – Contemporary, close-to-beach stays that lean B&B or HB, ideal for mixing hotel dining with harbour restaurants.

If you absolutely want true all inclusive, consider a few nights elsewhere on the island (e.g., Playa de Muro or Alcudia) where multiple all inclusive resorts line long sandy beaches, then transfer to Puerto de Soller for your slow-down days.

All inclusive style, the Puerto de Soller way

You can still have that “everything handled” feeling here:

• ✔️ Book a package holiday: flights + included transfers + B&B or half board hotel.
• ✔️ Pre-book experiences: add a boat trip, a Tramuntana winery / olive-mill tour and a Balearic cookery evening-so your biggest days are prepaid.
• ✔️ Harbour dining without guesswork: earmark a few set-menu spots for predictable costs on the nights you are not dining in-house.
• ✔️ Day-pass mix-in: if you fancy one “resort day”, build it into the Alcudia / Playa de Muro portion of your trip before or after Soller.

Beaches & the bay

• Platja d’en Repic – Sheltered, family-friendly shallows; ideal for paddleboards and first swims.
• Marina beach – Buzzier, with boat trips, cafes and views of the tram rolling past the quay.
• Boat days – Skippered runs to coves like Sa Calobra or Cala Tuent pair perfectly with a HB plan and keep spends predictable.

Dining & evenings

Expect Mediterranean plates shaped by mountain and sea-grilled fish, Mallorcan lamb, tumbet orange-bright desserts. With most hotels B&B / HB, you will naturally dip in and out of harbour restaurants; mains often sit in the mid-teens (euros) and many places work with fixed-price menus.

Activities & day trips

• ✔️ Old Soller & the vintage tram – Ride the 1913 tram between the town and the port (about 15 to 20 minutes, frequent daytime service in season).
• ✔️ Palma day out on the vintage train – The mountain railway links Palma and Soller with multiple departures in high season; pair it with the tram to make a scenic, prepaid excursion day.
• ✔️ Hiking & viewpoints – Waymarked Tramuntana paths, lighthouse walks, citrus-grove rambles.
• ✔️ On the water – Kayaks, SUP, gentle coastal cruises from the marina.

Who will love Puerto de Soller

• ✔️ Couples seeking views, slow mornings and boutique comfort
• ✔️ Families who prefer calm seas, easy promenades and low-stress logistics
• ✔️ Food-first travellers mixing hotel dinners with harbour finds
• ✔️ Walkers & photographers chasing Tramuntana light and coastal lookouts

Getting there & getting around

Fly into Palma (PMI). (Booking a package holiday includes your airport transfer) Puerto de Soller is around 40 to 45 minutes by road. For an iconic arrival or a day trip, combine the vintage train Palma to Soller with the tram to the port (regular summer service; check current timetables).

Why book Puerto de Soller with Cheap All Inclusive Holidays

You book a package holiday (flights, transfers, B&B / HB hotel) anchored in one of Mallorca’s most beautiful bays-plus the option to bolt on a few nights of true all inclusive in Playa de Muro / Alcudia if that suits your party. It is the best of both worlds: the freedom and flavour of Puerto de Soller, with no-fuss planning and key days prepaid.