Where can I find electric scooter charging points when riding around Palma and nearby towns?

Local residents and frequent visitors tend to rely on a mix of resources when keeping electric scooters charged around Palma and other popular spots like Soller or Alcudia. While the infrastructure is still expanding, you’ll find charging points in some public areas, especially near major transport hubs such as Palma’s central bus station and the marina. Several cafes and bars in the old town welcome scooter users to top up their batteries while enjoying a coffee, so it’s worth asking inside.

Apps tailored to scooter users on the island often map out available charging stations and indicate their status. Integrating these with Google Maps can help you plan longer trips along the Ma-13 towards the Tramuntana or down to beaches like Cala Mondrago and Es Trenc, where dedicated charging points are less frequent but sometimes found at tourist centers or beach clubs. The Soller railway station is another hub where you might conveniently recharge before heading off on your next ride.

Keeping an eye on battery levels is vital, especially when exploring more remote corners such as Deia or Formentor, where charging facilities are sparse. Plan to recharge in towns or villages on the TIB bus network routes, which often connect places with the best infrastructure for e-mobility. Allow extra time at stops; charging can take a while, so pairing a break to enjoy local treats like pa amb oli or an ensaimada makes for a pleasant pause. With thoughtful planning and a few local tips, scootering around the island’s diverse landscapes can be smooth and worry-free.