Located on 100 acres of olive groves with 1000 year old trees, hiking trails, hills, beautiful views of the valley in which Soller is located, the Finca is a 300- to 500-year-old Manor that has been completely modernized and updated while retaining its 12 foot ceilings, massive wooden doors and stone floors. Sheep and donkeys graze on the grounds, and my 2-year-old especially enjoyed feeding the donkeys. We also spent wonderful time at the beautiful pool about 100m from the kitchen door. The photos don't do this idyllic getaway justice and if I hadn't been so busy relaxing, I would have Instagramed it all.
The Finca is about a 10 minute drive (you need a car) from Soller in 1 direction and the beach at Port de Soller in the other, so there was always fun activity near by. The beach at Port de Soller was perfect with a 2-year-old. While it's not the widest beach, it has a shallow entry and mellow surf so kids can play in the sand on the water edge or wade in. There are a number of cute restaurants with sidewalk tables right off the beach as well. Soller has a beautiful town square where we had dinner and listened to live music several nights. We also enjoyed a special supper prepared by an outstanding local chef in the Finca, which Pilar arranged.
And it's a short drive from Deia, which is also spectacularly beautiful and a wonderful place for drinks (e.g. Bellmond Hotel) and dinner (e.g. Michelin starred Es Raco d'es Teix).
The most wonderful part of the experience is the owner Pilar who guides you to the Finca, provides a tour and history as well as does anything possible to make the visit extraordinary. She succeeds enormously.