Activity company · Sóller
Tren de Sóller
What it is
The Tren de Sóller is the railway linking Palma with Sóller across the Alfàbia range, with a stop at Bunyola. It keeps the look of its early years: wooden carriages, a first-class carriage with sofas instead of seats and the century-old station at Sóller. The same company runs the tram that goes down from Sóller's square to the port.
What it sells
- The Palma – Sóller train, a one-hour journey, with thirteen tunnels, the Cinc Ponts viaduct and, on some departures, a technical stop of about ten minutes at the des Pujol d'en Banya viewpoint.
- The Sóller – Port de Sóller tram, which leaves every hour from the square and the port; the ticket is bought on board.
- The combined ticket Palma – Port de Sóller – Palma, return by train and tram.
How it works
Train tickets are sold at the Palma and Sóller ticket offices and on the website. Some morning and afternoon departures are marked "check at ticket office": ask beforehand whether they will run on the day you want. The service stops in winter for works and maintenance: in 2026-2027, the train from 23 November to 1 February, and the tram from 23 November to 22 December.
What they run
- The Sóller train from Palma Palma – Sóller train ticket Book Combined train and tram ticket Palma – Port de Sóller – Palma Book
- The Sóller tram to the port Sóller – Port de Sóller tram Book
Practical details
- Phone
- +34 971 752 028
- Website
- trendesoller.com
- Opening hours
Frequently asked questions
How much does the Sóller train cost?
€23 one way from Palma to Sóller and €30 return, according to its website. The tram costs €10 per journey, and the combined train and tram return ticket, €40.
Does it run in winter?
Not entirely: in the 2026-2027 season the train does not run from 23 November to 1 February. On those dates, TIB bus 204 links Palma and Sóller every half hour.
Where do I catch it in Palma?
At its station next to Plaça d'Espanya, beside the Intermodal Station.

