How frequently do trams run between Palma and Soller?

The heritage Soller railway clatters along from Palma through the scenic foothills of the Serra de Tramuntana, and its timetable rewards those who plan ahead. Trains typically depart every hour or so during the day, with slightly fewer services in the early morning and late evening. The line runs more frequently in peak tourist seasons, offering a charming alternative to driving the winding Ma-11 road. Travel times can vary slightly, but the trip usually takes around an hour, weaving past orange groves and olive trees.

On weekends and public holidays, the schedule may be adjusted, especially during major local festivities like the Festa de l'Ametler. Buying tickets in advance at Palma station or online is advised during busy periods to avoid disappointment. Once onboard, the wooden carriages provide not just transport but a glimpse into island heritage. For those relying on the nearby TIB bus network instead, connections are generally well-timed but check local updates to catch onward services from the Soller terminus.