Sóller

And I decided to stay in the...

I'm living in Soller, actually.

And so...

Who was her dad? Who was her

We most certainly will.

Now, just weeks after anti-mass tourism protests in the town of Soller, it's been announced that Soller has emerged as the most visited Spanish town by international tourists traveling by car during the summer of 2026.

According to a study on parking behavior carried out by the mobility platform Easy Park and Arrive, Soller became at the top of the summer period, almost four times higher than the second ranked town, which was in Marbella.

actually, of all places.

What was it called? It just says Marbella, the town of Marbella in Malaga, in second place, and Campos Mallorca in third, which I found quite surprising, actually, Campos in third.

I'm Helen Cummins, and this is Mallorca Living, a space dedicated to those who are dreaming of making Mallorca their home.

Today, I'm delighted to welcome Tanya Sanders, originally from the Netherlands, who moved here two and a half years ago with her husband and three children, and she's now living in the mountains in Sóller.

Let's dive in.

[upbeat music] Tanya, welcome.

Yeah

... used to speaking it.

I mean, this is a pocket of the island, no, Sóller? Because-

Yeah, it is

But Sarah, I have somehow managed to give myself jet lag because of the Spanish time.

So we, where we were staying in Mallorca in Soller, which I told Ken we were going to Soller.

He pronounces it Soller.

Yeah.

He was like, "It's not, it's not Soller, it's Soller." I was like, "Okay, fine."

But you're fine, it's Soller.

[laughs]

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