Are there discount cards or passes for tourists using public transport on the island?

Recent improvements in Palma's public transport network and the intercity TIB bus services have made getting around much more convenient and affordable for visitors. Rather than buying single tickets for each journey, travellers can opt for day or multi-day passes covering buses on the Ma-13 and Ma-19 routes, as well as Palma’s metro system. These passes offer unlimited rides within their validity period, allowing easy access to popular spots like the Serra de Tramuntana, Soller, and Alcudia without the hassle of frequent ticket purchases.

In addition to general tourist passes, there are often discounts for seniors, students, and children, echoing local priorities in sustainable and inclusive travel. For example, children under a certain age usually travel free when accompanied by an adult. Many passes also connect conveniently with ferry routes or entry tickets to attractions such as the Drach Caves or the historic sites of Pollenca.

To navigate options smoothly, downloading the TIB app or checking Palma’s public transport website before arrival helps uncover the latest promotions or combined offers that may include transport along with wine tours in Binissalem or visits to Valldemossa and Deia. These integrated packages streamline exploring the coast, countryside, and charming inland towns, ensuring that transport costs don’t limit your island experience.