Are there any tourist passes or discounts available for public transport around Mallorca?

Getting around the island can be more affordable and convenient with the TIB’s Mallorca Card, which offers unlimited travel on the extensive bus network for a fixed number of days. This pass is ideal for visitors planning to explore several towns—whether you’re heading from Palma to Alcudia along the Ma-13, or winding through the Serra de Tramuntana to Sóller on the iconic vintage train. It covers buses connecting key spots like Pollença, Valldemossa, and Cala Mondragó, making day trips easy without renting a car.

In Palma itself, the metro line links the airport with the city center, and while there isn’t a separate tourist card for the metro, combined tickets with TIB buses can bring savings. The TIB network also offers discounted fares for seniors and young people, so it’s worth checking for eligibility before purchasing. Generally, single tickets can add up quickly if visiting multiple destinations, so the multi-day pass helps streamline both cost and convenience.

While local bike rentals and taxis remain options for short hops, the bus system alongside the Palma Metro and Sóller railway provide a truly authentic way to sample the island’s character, from savoring pa amb oli in mountain villages to beach days at Es Trenc or Cala Llombards. Tourist information offices in Palma and other towns can provide up-to-date advice on current passes and routes, ensuring you travel easily between festive events like Nit de Foc or the Festa de l’Ametler without extra punch to your wallet.