Is there a train that links Palma airport to the town of Soller or other parts of the island?

Although Palma airport itself isn’t directly served by train, travelers can easily reach the city center by bus or taxi in under 20 minutes. From Palma’s main train station, the historic narrow-gauge railway to Sóller departs daily and offers one of the most scenic rail journeys on the island. This line winds through the Tramuntana mountains, passing orange groves and picturesque villages, making it a memorable trip for those heading to the northwest coast.

For connections beyond Sóller, local bus services (TIB network) link to nearby towns like Port de Sóller and the mountain village of Fornalutx. While the Ma-13 road is the main route for car travel between Palma and Sóller, the vintage train provides a charming alternative. To explore other parts of the island, Palma’s central station is a hub with trains and buses serving the east coast, including Manacor, famous for its pearl factories, as well as northern towns such as Alcúdia and Pollença by bus. Planning a transfer at Palma ensures you can experience the island’s varied landscape comfortably without relying on private vehicles.