By rail · TRAM AND STREETCAR TOURS IN SPAIN
Every trip has one free day too few. These 12 tram and streetcar tours in Spain justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Travel independently from Palma or Son Sardina by 1912 wooden train, historic tram, and boat. See Sóller, Port de Sóller, Serra de Tramuntana, and Torrent de Pareis, with up to 3.5 hours at Sa Calobra. No guide is provided, so you manage the connections yourself.
“I had an excellent experience - truly a wonderful adventure! I highly recommend it to anyone looking for something memorable and exciting.”
Travel from Alcúdia or Marratxí to Valldemossa, Sóller, and Port de Sóller with an English or German-speaking guide. You’ll ride the historic Sóller tram, see Picasso ceramics and Miró paintings, and have free time for coffee, lunch, shops, and sightseeing.
“Fantastic day out, good value for money and stress free. Caterina was so lovely and gave us lots of information on where we visited. We had ample time to explore at each stop. Miguel was a very experienced driver, keeping us safe on the narrow roads. Definitely recommend this tour.”
Spend eight hours crossing Mallorca by air-conditioned coach, boat, historic tram, and wooden train. You’ll see Cuber and Gorg Blau Lakes, Sa Calobra, Port de Sóller, and Sóller with a multilingual guide such as Sebastian, Carmen, or Antonio. Bring lunch money and prepare for winding mountain roads.
“guide was excellent and helped everyone. transfers from each trip was seemless, the boat trip was nice but just a little boring, no commentry during the trip. Train was enjoyable but space was tight. Very good day overall.”
See Mallorca by air-conditioned coach, boat, vintage tram, and Sóller train on this eight-hour trip. Visit Sa Calobra and the Torrent de Pareis, then cross the Tramuntana mountains toward Sóller and Palma. Guides such as Vivian and Carmen lead multilingual groups, but timing and pickup can be uneven.
“Very large group. Leader was not friendly. Although advertised in English, leader spoke in 3 languages. Only gave directions about when/where to meet. No interesting facts shared with the group about Mallorca. A young woman sitting at back of bus was vomiting and leader wouldn’t let her move up because “those seated up front paid more” which was not true. Overall I would NOT recommend this tour. Most of the time spent on vehicles when no interesting facts about Mallorca were shared by the leader.”
Travel from North Mallorca resorts to Palma, then take the full vintage wooden train to Sóller, pause for gelato and the town square, and ride the historic tram to Port de Sóller. English and German guides, including Katharina on recent departures, keep the half-day trip organized.
“Katarina was a wonderful guide who is very passionate about the island and also ensuring that everyone has an enjoyable trip. I just wish we had more time in each of the stops.”
Spend 510 minutes crossing Mallorca by air-conditioned coach, boat, tram and the 1912 Sóller train. A live guide in English, French, German, Italian or Spanish leads you from Lluc Monastery to Sa Calobra, Port de Sóller and Sóller, with free time at each stop and no shopping detours.
Travel from Palma toward Sóller on a century-old wooden train, then take the historic tram to Port de Sóller. A guide handles the route, but the five-hour schedule can feel rushed, with little time for meals, shopping, or independent sightseeing.
“L'excursion en elle-même est très sympa. Le gros regret, c'est le peu de temps libre accordé, cela ne donne pas le temps de faire quoi que ce soit, c'est dommage. Celui qui a une voiture de location, il vaut mieux procéder de cette manière pour y passer la journée.”
Travel through Mallorca’s Tramuntana mountains by coach, boat, tram, and the century-old Sóller train. You’ll visit Sa Calobra and Torrent de Pareis, stop in Sóller, and ride along Port de Sóller. Guides such as Antonio and Vivianne have earned praise for clear, friendly service.
“While the scenery was beautiful the trip had limited access to bathrooms and the time at each place was too short to really enjoy each area. The bus driver was excellent but the tour itself was unorganized and we ended up having to take a connecting bus back to our starting location which was not told to us in the beginning. The bus had no bathroom and we were never told we would have time to enjoy the water and swim so we did not bring swimsuits. Poor communication.”
Travel from Palma or selected southern hotels to Sóller and Port de Sóller by air-conditioned coach. Ride the historic tram, then the wooden Sóller train toward Bunyola. Guide Virginia has led some departures in several languages, though free time is short.
“Bien organisée, tarif cohérent avec la prestation. 5 nationalités/langues dans le même bus : dommage 😕, la guide n'avait pas de repos et passait donc son temps à expliquer chaque chose dans 5 langues à la suite ce qui devait être fatigant pour elle comme pour nous visiteurs.”
Travel from southern Mallorca by bus, boat, historic tram, and wooden train. You’ll see Sa Calobra, Port de Sóller, and the Sierra de Tramuntana with a guide such as Sebastian or Tomo, though time in Sóller can be brief.
“The boat trip was cancelled or shortened to a 15 minutes ride due to weather instead we spend over 1.5 in the bus. Then the bus carried us to Sa Calobra where the guide praised the "great" food. In this nice village the expensive bad food offerings are a disgrace. It looks like a provision deal between bad restaurants and the tour provider. All in all it is not worth the money because of the poor offering!”
Travel from Cala Millor through the Tramuntana mountains to Sa Calobra, then cruise to Port de Sóller, ride the classic tram and 1912 wooden train. An English-speaking guide, coach transport, and free time at Sa Calobra are included, but the schedule leaves little time in Sóller itself.
“The trip was enjoyable with the scenic view etc.. however I felt it was rushed to meet the different pickup points especially the tram trip in Soller! I felt there wasn’t enough time to see the place itself a 20 min ride in tram and we had only 10 min to catch the next train to Palma to get back . I went up to the end of the street from the station to take a quick picture of the church and the orange decorations and rush back to catch the train! Perhaps a 30 min break would have allowed us to enjoy the city itself! We had lot of…”
Ride the 100-year-old wooden train from Palma to Sóller, spend 40 minutes in town, then take the historic tram to Port de Sóller. Guides such as Camy and Marta have led the trip, which includes return coach transport and a maximum of 55 people.
“Excellent day spent on the excursion which gave us a chance to visit two wonderful places in Majorca. Well organised and clear details about the island’s history.”
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