Soller Valley Olive Oil Tour & Tasting in Historic House

Overview

The Guided Tasting Tour in 16th century House and Olive Oil Factory offers a unique glimpse into the heart of Mallorca's Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. This isn't just a tour; it's an immersion into a cultural landscape shaped by centuries of human adaptation, showcasing the ingenious methods of cultivating ancient olive trees and irrigating orange plantations.

Visitors explore Can Det, a 400-year-old historic house boasting an impressive garden and a traditional oil mill. The tour unveils the time-honored process of olive oil production, from the groves to the table. A tasting session follows, featuring the estate's olive oil, derived from trees over 1,000 years old, alongside local delicacies like Mallorcan bread, 'ramallet' tomatoes, olives, almonds, and homemade orange jam.

Can Det's experience goes beyond just food. It's a chance to connect with a family's legacy, deeply rooted in the traditional cultivation of olive trees and citrus fruits. An audiovisual presentation further illuminates the intricate oil production process. Depending on the season (October to January), guests might even witness the oil production in action. The visit focuses on the historic house and oil mill; plantations are not included but can be arranged separately with prior notice.

Sentiment Analysis

• Customers loved learning about the history of olive oil production.

• Many enjoyed tasting the different local products, especially the olive oil.

• Visitors appreciated the beauty of the historic house and gardens.

• The family's passion for their craft was a highlight for many.

• Some visitors wanted to see the orange and olive tree plantations during the tour.

• A few reviewers wished for more detailed explanations during the tasting.