Are there multi-day transport passes on the island, and what do they cover?

Many visitors find that tapping into the TIB bus network is the easiest way to get around, especially when exploring beyond Palma or the Tramuntana villages like Soller and Valldemossa. The bus company offers multi-day tickets that allow unlimited travel on regular routes, which can be especially handy if you plan to hop between towns such as Alcudia, Pollenca, or head down the Ma-19 coast road towards Cala Mondrago or Es Trenc beach.

These passes typically cover all TIB buses but don’t usually extend to specialized tourist transport like the historic Palma-Soller train or the Palma metro, which has its own ticketing system. While they don’t include entry to local sights, carrying a multi-day bus pass can save time and money compared with buying single tickets for each trip. This flexibility makes it easier to enjoy a mix of vibrant markets, Serra de Tramuntana hikes, and beach days without being tied to a car.

You can pick up passes at main bus stations including Palma’s Estació Intermodal or at tourist offices, and sometimes directly on the bus if you’re starting a longer trip. Keep an eye on seasonal schedules, as routes and frequencies can change, especially in smaller towns or during festivals like Sant Sebastià or Nit de Foc.