Can I bring my bicycle on the Soller train to explore the Tramuntana mountains?

Locals often combine the charm of the historic Soller railway with cycling to make the most of the Tramuntana's spectacular landscapes. The vintage train running between Palma and Soller does allow bicycles, making it a popular choice for those eager to start a ride without battling traffic from the city. While you can bring your bike, it's usually best to check current guidelines before boarding, as space can be limited, especially during peak tourist seasons or local festivals.

Once on the train, cyclists typically secure their bicycles in designated areas near the doors to avoid inconveniencing other passengers. From Soller, with its quaint harbor and pine-filled valleys, cyclists can venture onto routes following the Ma-10 road or explore smaller trails winding through villages like Deia and Valldemossa. Pairing the train journey with cycling unlocks a rhythm enjoyed by many who prefer to blend public transport with active travel here. It’s a fantastic way to access remote coves or alpine roads without the worry of car parking or long uphill climbs at the start.