Is this trip suitable for young children?

Yes, the train and tram rides are family-friendly and engaging for kids. However, the 5-hour duration and walking involved may be tiring for very young children; plan breaks and bring snacks.

What's included in the half-day trip?

Round-trip minivan/bus transport from your resort area, Soller Train ticket, Soller Port Tram ticket, and free time to explore both destinations. Some tours may include a guide; confirm details with your supplier.

Can I eat at Soller Port?

Yes, the port waterfront has numerous seafood restaurants and casual eateries. Most offer views of the Mediterranean and traditional Mallorcan dishes, though prices are higher than inland towns.

How long do I have to explore Soller and the port?

Typically 2–3 hours combined, depending on train/tram schedules and travel time. This allows time for a short walk around Soller's main square and a waterfront stroll at the port, but not an extended lunch.

Is the train ride scenic?

Absolutely. The narrow-gauge train passes through mountain tunnels and winds through terraced orange groves with views of the Serra de Tramuntana range. The 30-minute journey is a highlight of the trip.

Do I need to book the train and tram separately?

No, both tickets are typically included in your tour package. Your guide or supplier will provide boarding instructions and ensure you're on the correct services.

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About this activity

Journey through Mallorca's scenic northwest on a half-day adventure combining the historic Soller Train—a narrow-gauge railway through mountain tunnels and orange groves—with the vintage electric tram connecting the hilltop town to its Mediterranean port. This nostalgic route offers stunning coastal and countryside vistas while exploring two charming destinations in a single outing.

One of the most memorable trips for families and kids! Travel to Soller City and the Port of Soller with the timeless Train and Tram of Soller. The views are amazing and the great memories guaranteed!

This excursion is only available with departures from the southern area of Mallorca, from the Port of Andratx to Arenal (El Dorado)

Highlights

✓Ride the iconic narrow-gauge Soller Train through tunnels and past terraced orange groves
✓Travel on the restored vintage electric tram between Soller town and its picturesque port
✓Explore the elegant mountain town of Soller with its historic architecture and plaza
✓Visit Soller Port's waterfront lined with seafood restaurants and small beaches
✓Panoramic views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains and Mediterranean coastline
✓Guided round-trip transport from southern Mallorca resorts

Insider tips

★Book morning departures to maximise time exploring Soller town and the port before crowds peak
★Bring a camera for the train tunnel sections and tram curves—the scenic photo opportunities are exceptional
★Pack sunscreen and a hat; the port has minimal shade despite waterfront dining options
★Arrive early at your meeting point; the train and tram operate on fixed schedules with limited daily services

Good to know

•Departures are from southern Mallorca resort areas (Port of Andratx to Arenal/El Dorado area); confirm your specific pickup location and time when booking
•Total duration is 5 hours including travel, train, and tram rides; allow time for independent exploration in Soller town and port
•Comfortable walking shoes recommended; Soller town centre involves uphill sections and the port has uneven cobblestone surfaces
•The narrow-gauge train and tram are not wheelchair-accessible due to vintage carriage design and station access
•Bring water and snacks; while the port has restaurants, options in town are limited during afternoon hours

Who it's for

Families with children seeking heritage railway and nostalgic transport experiencesHeritage and railway enthusiasts interested in historic narrow-gauge engineeringPhotographers drawn to scenic mountain and coastal landscapesCulture travellers exploring picturesque Spanish coastal towns away from mass tourism

Best time to visit

Travel between May and September for warm, sunny weather ideal for waterfront exploration, though April and October offer fewer crowds and pleasant temperatures. Depart early morning to avoid afternoon heat and secure seating on popular train services.