The estate is located in a UNESCO World Heritage site, the Serra de Tramuntana.
The grove has been cultivated by the same family for several generations.
The valley of Sóller has a microclimate that allows for the unique quality of its citrus fruits, a tradition dating back to the 18th century.
The farm maintains a system of traditional irrigation using water from mountain springs.
The path through the orchard is specifically designed to provide an educational narrative on sustainable ecological farming.
Ecovinyassa is an organic, family-run citrus orchard located in the Sóller valley of Mallorca, nestled between the Tramuntana mountains. The estate spans 18,000 square meters and is dedicated to the traditional cultivation of Sóller oranges and lemons. Visitors follow a marked path through the groves, which also contain various fruit trees and traditional agricultural tools. The site integrates ecological farming practices with agricultural heritage, emphasizing the historical importance of orange production in the region. Guests receive a complimentary tasting of fresh orange juice and traditional Mallorcan snacks during their visit. The property features views of the surrounding mountains and the town of Sóller. It operates as an educational space focused on sustainable agriculture and the preservation of local citrus varieties.
The elevated viewpoint within the orchard that frames the orange trees against the backdrop of the Tramuntana mountain peaks.
Wear comfortable, closed-toe walking shoes suitable for uneven dirt paths.
Check the weather forecast, as the grove is entirely outdoors and lacks significant indoor shelter.
Book in advance via their website as entry is limited to ensure a quiet, uncrowded experience.
Do not attempt to walk there from the town center without proper footwear, as the rural paths can be steep and uneven.
Visits are typically by prior reservation only; closed on select weekdays depending on the season.
Respect the vegetation by not picking fruit from the trees; stick to the designated walking paths.
