How often does the tram run on the Soller line?

The charming tram that links Palma to Soller runs regularly throughout the day, showcasing the island’s stunning coastal landscapes and the Serra de Tramuntana mountains. At peak times, especially during the tourist season, trams typically depart at intervals of around 30 minutes, offering a pleasant and scenic alternative to driving the winding Ma-11 road. Service usually starts mid-morning and continues until the early evening, allowing plenty of time for day trips or leisurely explorations.

Outside of the busiest months, frequencies may be a little less regular, so it's wise to check the current timetable, especially if you plan to catch the last tram back to Palma. The vintage wooden carriages provide a relaxed pace to enjoy the sights, while stops along the route give access to Soller’s vibrant main square and cafes. Though there isn’t a metro system on the island, this historic tram is a highlight of local transport, and combining it with the nearby Soller railway from Palma makes for a truly memorable journey through Mallorca’s northwest. Real-time updates and ticket information can be found through the local TIB network and at stations.