Muleta de ca S Hereu Finca Hotel, Port de Soller

The Muleta state was part of the settlement called Castelló, that king Jaime I gave to the Viscount of Bearn when he alloted the island to the great Catalano-Aragonese lords who helped him conquer the island. This finca is one of the three properties in which, at the end of the 17th century, the original Muleta was divided. It has an extension of 400.000 m2, traditionally dedicated to the growing of olive trees and oil production.

Located on the top of a mountain from which the sea, the valley and the port of Sóller can be seen, the houses were built at different stages. The part where the hall and bedrooms are dates from 1672.

They still preserve the old Tafona, used to produce olive-oil, which was in use until about thirty years ago. There is also a large hall with a central stone arch, a small chapel, a cattle barn turned into a drawing room, and a dining-room with its distinctive rural Mallorcan fireplace.

Surrounded by old olive trees and woods, it is the ideal place to relax in its two large terraces and swimming pool. Surrounded by beautiful walks and magnificent scenery, the beach is at 1,5 km, Soller at 3 km and Palma at some 20 km. Son Termes is the nearest golf course at 15 km.