My Journey to Port de Sóller
Hello everyone! My name is Pat and I am a recent college graduate from the United States. I am currently on a working vacation at Citric Hotel in Port de Soller. I will be sharing some of my experiences with Citric Hotel, Port de Soller, and excursions in Mallorca on this blog. Hopefully my posts will help give you a sense of what the hotel, town, and surrounding areas are like.
I arrived in Mallorca five days ago after a long series of flights that took me from Philadelphia to Palma de Mallorca. From the airport I took a bus (1) to Placa de Espanya, a transit center that connects the metro, trains, and local and regional busses. After a short wait I grabbed an express bus (L211) from Palma to Port de Sóller. The journey was very easy, took about an hour, and cost less than 5€. There is also room on both busses for luggage, so don’t worry about that. The public transportation was also very easy to navigate considering how limited my Spanish skills are.
After a very short walk from the bus stop I was greeted with sight of Port de Sóller in all its glory. It is difficult for me to do justice to the natural beauty of Port de Sóller with words, so I will try to upload as many photos as possible over the next few weeks. I’ve included one here to get your started. In short, the town sits between a beautiful natural port and mountains.
It was very easy for me to find the hotel since it sits right above the water on the Western edge of the port. This location gives the hotel an incredible panoramic view of the town. Once I arrived I was greeted by Maria Antonia, a receptionist and manager. Maria Antonia speaks English very well (and humors my attempts at Spanish), so I was set up very quickly. After I checked in, Kyle gave me a tour of the hotel and showed me our room. Needless to say, after a very long day and several thousand miles of travelling I was happy to finally find my bed.
Next time: Hiking around Mallorca.






