Mallorca · TRAIN EXPERIENCES
The 11 best train & tram rides you can book today, with what each costs, how long it runs and who it suits. Number one is top for a reason; start there.
See Mallorca by bus, boat, tram, and historic train, from Lluc and Sa Calobra to Sóller, with mountain roads, sea views, and multilingual guides.
“A day well spent, a very good experience, and the guide Tia was really nice and professional.”
See Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains, Sa Calobra, Port de Sóller, vintage train, tram, and coast by coach, boat, and rail in one full day.
“Exactly what we hoped for—a nice way to see many parts of the island! Our guide was perfect—handled 4 languages like a pro!”
Ride Mallorca’s vintage train, Sóller tram, and coastal boat to Sa Calobra, with free time for beaches, food, swimming, and Torrent de Pareis.
“It was an thrilling experience! Old vintage tren de soller from palma was a unique experience. Then the old tram de soller to port de soller. Port de soller was by far the best town we visited. Beautiful, tasty and value for money food, also crystal clear waters. Last but not least, the boat trip to sa calobra beach is a must if you visit the northern Mallorca. The price for all this and back to palma was value for money, so I recommend it for couples or families who want to explore the northern side of the island.”
Review of Mallorca’s 9-hour island tour by vintage train, tram, boat, bus, and hotel pickup, with La Calobra, Sóller, and practical tips.
“It's very nice day out, but it's very tiring. You spend the day going from one transport to another and not actually enjoying it. The first and last stop are terrible. You have toilet available and a shop, but I wish they had managed to plan those stops in Nice and beautiful places instead of nowhere. Views are nice. We had a baby with us and I thought this would made the trip challenging, but actually was completely fine.”
Ride Mallorca’s historic Sóller train, visit Port de Sóller, Deià, and Valldemossa, and enjoy tapas on an eight-hour Tramuntana tour.
“Was a great trip with a knowledgeable guide, highly recommended”
Ride Mallorca’s vintage Sóller train and tram through mountain tunnels to Sóller and Port de Sóller, with practical tips on timing, value, and access.
“Not the best experience! 30mins or more in leaving Palma. Disorganised at pick up point. We couldn’t hear anything the Tour Guide said due to faulty equipment! Only had 7 mins in Port Soller so only had time for toilet. Didn’t get to see anything. The tram and train were nice. Again very little time in Soller.”
Review of Mallorca's scenic train, tram, and boat tour, with Sa Calobra, Sóller, pickup details, value, and practical tips.
“A full day of activities, experiencing both modern and historical means of travel, which allows you to see many aspects of the island of Majorca”
Ride Mallorca’s vintage Sóller Train, explore Sóller, and take the tram to Port de Sóller on a scenic half-day trip from Alcúdia.
“It was a lovely trip and the guide was fantastic.”
Review of Mallorca’s 8.5-hour island tour by coach, boat, tram, and vintage train, with Lluc, Sa Calobra, Sóller, and practical booking advice.
“Angela was the best guide I could have asked for!! She was super friendly and clear in her words and just a beautiful happy person inside and out! Our driver Miguel was very very very skilful, his driving was exceptional on those difficult roads. The excursion experience was 10/10. I will definitely do this again when I return and only with this company! Loved it. In fact it was the best day of my life so far 😁”
Explore Mallorca by bus, boat, tram, and train, from Sa Calobra to Sóller, with hotel pickup, a guide, and mountain views.
“We enjoyed this tour but wish there would have been less stops and more time to explore the area. We stopped in the port town Sorel. Wonderful quaint port but we were on a schedule and only had 10 minutes to shop and look around.”
Ride Mallorca’s mountain roads, boat to Sóller, then take its historic tram and wooden train on a full-day island tour.
“The trip was enjoyable with the scenic view etc.. however I felt it was rushed to meet the different pickup points especially the tram trip in Soller! I felt there wasn’t enough time to see the place itself a 20 min ride in tram and we had only 10 min to catch the next train to Palma to get back . I went up to the end of the street from the station to take a quick picture of the church and the orange decorations and rush back to catch the train! Perhaps a 30 min break would have allowed us to enjoy the city itself! We had lot of…”
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