Where can I easily find a taxi stand in Palma or Soller?

The scent of salty sea air mingling with freshly brewed café cortado often drifts from bustling plazas where taxis queue up, waiting for passengers. In Palma, the main taxi stands are typically found near Plaça d'Espanya, close to the railway station and the ferry terminal, making it convenient for arrivals by train or sea. Similarly, around Passeig del Born and the central market, it's common to spot taxis lined up, ready to whisk you to beaches, the Serra de Tramuntana, or rural villages like Valldemossa and Deià.

Over in Sóller, taxis gather outside the historic train station, where the scenic wooden train arrives from Palma daily. This is a key pick-up point for visitors wanting a ride to the port or to explore the northern coast. If you’re uncertain, locals at cafés or your accommodation can point you to the nearest stand or even call a taxi on your behalf. While hailing a taxi on the street is possible in Palma, especially along busy routes like the Ma-19, knowing the stands helps avoid waiting and ensures you travel with officially licensed drivers.