The 6 Best Mallorca Train Journeys

1.Mallorca: Island Tour with Boat, Tram & Train from the South

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 3,888 reviews · 8 hours · from $117Our pick

Travel from Mallorca’s southern resorts by air-conditioned bus, wooden train, historic tram, and boat. Visit Lluc, Sa Calobra, Torrent de Pareis, and Sóller, with multilingual guides such as Sebastian, Juan, and Jaume leading the way. Expect spectacular views, tight mountain roads, a busy schedule, and lunch at your own expense.

“This was thee best trip I've ever had. reading the description of this trip sounds so good, but it is 100 times better experiencing it. stunning trip in to the mountains. stopping in Sol Calobra is a stunning little bay. then the boat trip to Soller along the coast line was amazing. then Soller its self is a stunning little town with a gorgeous Marina followed by getting the beautiful tram to the train station followed by a gorgeous old style wooden electric train journey trough the mountains to Palma with stunning views (would recommend sitting on the left side of the train for the veiws) going through 13 tunnels…”

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2.Mallorca in One Day Sightseeing Tour with Boat Ride and Vintage Train

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 1,096 reviews · 9 hours (approx.) · from $123

Travel from Palma by coach through the Serra de Tramuntana to Sa Calobra, cruise 40 minutes along the rocky coast, ride the Sóller tram, and board a wooden railway carriage built in 1912. Guides such as Pepe, Angela, Marta, and Juan provide multilingual help, while included tickets keep the day moving.

“Super well organized and well guided. Perfectly paced. Beautiful scenery and geography. Lots of information about what we were seeing was provided.”

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3.Tramuntana Full-Day Tour with Sóller Train and Lunch

★★★★★★★★★★4.9 · 213 reviews · 8 hours · from $230Top rated

Travel from Palma to Sóller on the old Red Lightning train, then see Port de Sóller, Deià, and Valldemossa by minibus. You’ll get tapas lunch, guided walks, free time, and a small group of up to eight. The optional Sóller tram costs €11 extra.

“Our guide Michael was excellent! He had great knowledge of all the sites visited, was punctual, and courteous. The train and mini van ride provided an excellent way to see Mallorca. Finally, the tapas lunch by the Soller waterfront was also excellent!”

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4.Mallorca: Exclusive Soller Train and Tram Half-Day Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.4 · 116 reviews · 5 - 6 hours · from $67Best value

Travel from North Mallorca resorts to Palma, then ride the full vintage Sóller train route through the Tramuntana mountains. Explore Sóller, take its old tram to Port de Sóller, and return by coach. Guide Katharina has been praised for cheerful, well-organized commentary, though stop times are short.

“First and most importantly the whole tour was very comfortable and enjoyable. On the bus, our guide, Katarina gave a lot of information and she was so fun, such a cheerful person! We had time for a drink at the train station and then had a carriage just for our group. We had around 1/2 hour free time in Soller until the tram and then more than around 40 minutes on the port until the bus departure. We wish we had at least an hour for sightseeing in the city of soller as it is such a beauty, but otherwise we had a great and stressful time.”

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5.Mallorca Island Tour with Boat, Train, Tram and Bus

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 109 reviews · 8h 30m · from $120

Spend about eight and a half hours crossing Mallorca’s Tramuntana Mountains by air-conditioned coach, boat, tram and 1912 wooden train. You’ll stop at Lluc Monastery, Sa Calobra and Sóller, with a local guide offering commentary in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish. The route is scenic, busy and tightly timed, so bring a camera and expect a full day.

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6.Excursion to Sóller and Puerto de Sóller with train and tram

★★★★★★★★★★3.5 · 73 reviews · from $67

Travel from Palma through the Tramuntana mountains on Sóller’s century-old wooden train, then ride the historic tram to Port de Sóller. You’ll have brief visits to the port and Sóller before returning to Palma by train or road. Guide Viviane has led some departures, but guide and timing may vary.

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