Ca's Xorc - At A Glance

Know It All

Hit the spot
High above the Sóller valley and the sea.

Be savvy
Book early – rooms are snapped up months ahead. You may find the climbing single track driveway a challenge.

Be smitten
A fabulous finca find.

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Rooms and suites
12 rooms and suites

Special features
Rooms epitomise Mediterranean chic. All have satellite TV, minibar, safe, aircon whilst deluxe rooms have a seating area to chill out in. They have great views except the two courtyard facing rooms.

Also…
Five deluxe rooms come with a fireplace for cooler nights and abalcony terrace – some with 360 degree views.

Pillow Talk
Splash out on a deluxe room and you get a private terrace or balcony, and a fireplace. The Vista rooms also live up to their name.

Eat & Drink

Dining in
Try Ca’s Xorc’s signature paella at lunchtime and dine at night on the inventive dishes conjured up by talented head chef Guillermo Moya Igarza, in which local specialities are the star. Opt for the à la carte or the six course tasting menu, set off by an extensive Mallorcan and Spanish wine list.

Imaginative dishes include carpaccio of Sóller prawns with rocket salad and pesto, ricotta icecream and shaved parmesan, and tataki of tuna served with fig marmalade and soy sauce. Finish off with four kinds of chocolate or maybe pineapple soup with coconut icecream. Be sure to book your table well in advance, they get snapped up very quickly.

Breakfast
Breakfast is served until 11am, either in the farmhouse kitchen with its open fireplace, or out on the sunny terrace. The spread includes delicious juices, cheeses and home-baked breads.

Room service
Available any time.

See & Do

See & Do
Spend a morning exploring Sóller – you can even walk there along the leafy Deia-Sóller footpath – and board the old wooden train for a ride to Palma. You can also take boat trips along the coast from here. A tram trundles along the seafront, where you can enjoy the evening passaeo.

The pretty village of Deia – made famous by the writer Robert Graves, who penned I, Claudius while living there – is still something of an artists’ colony. You can walk down the rocky path leading to a pebbly cove far below, where there’s good snorkelling and a couple of little beach cafes. Much-visited Fornalutx is another pretty spot in the Sóller valley. Of course, you may simply want to laze by the pool with a couple of paperbacks.

Spa
Book an aromatherapy massage and bliss out by the pool.

Diary Dates
May
Sóller’s four-day Fira fiesta in the second week of May, marking the town’s victory over the Moors.

Late August
Don’t miss the parades and spectacular fire show at the Fiesta de Sant Bartomeu.