The first stop on your small ship cruise is Mallorca, an island of emerald mountains, turquoise seas, lemon and orange orchards, olive groves, and cedar-studded hills. Picturesquely situated in the valley of the UNESCO World Heritage Site Serra de Tramuntana, Soller is a year-round resort whose prosperity depends on the fragrant orange and ancient olive trees surrounding it. Because it doesn’t particularly cater to tourists, Soller is a favorite destination for nature or ecotourism lovers for the walking, hiking, cycling, beachcombing, sailing, canoeing or swimming available there. The focal point of the town is the Plaça Constitució, surrounded by cafés with a fountain in its center. A vintage tram that runs between Soller and Puerto Soller passes through the Plaça. The quaint cobbled streets of Soller lead to such interesting attractions as The Balearic Natural Sciences Museum and Botanical Gardens, The Sant Bartomeu Cathedral, whose original building dates from around 1236, with a facade designed by Joan Rubió, a student of Gaudi, and the Miro and Picasso art displayed in the train station gallery.