Poul de Soller is a surf spot located on the northwest coast of Mallorca, Spain. It offers a mix of stunning scenery and decent surf when conditions are right. Generally, it's not the most well-known place for surfing, so you might find it less crowded compared to other hotspots. The area itself is a beautiful coastal town, but surfers should be aware that the conditions can change quickly, so it's best to keep an eye on the forecast.

When the swell is good, typically a large W-NW swell, Puerto de Soller can deliver a long, fast left pointbreak that breaks over boulders. It performs best with swell sizes starting from about 2 feet (0.6 meters) and can handle larger swells too. The optimal swell direction is Northwest, but it can also work with a West swell. For the best experience, you'll want to surf when the wind is coming from the East, particularly at low, mid, or high tide. However, this spot is not really meant for beginners, and you'll need to be at least an intermediate surfer to handle the waves effectively.

Even though Puerto de Soller can be a bit hit or miss, on a good day, it offers some decent waves for those who know what they're doing. Be mindful of the boulders in the water, and remember that the best sessions are often when the swell aligns just right. For those willing to put in the effort to check conditions, you might find some nice rides waiting for you.