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TRANSPORTS
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Majorca transfers.
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Majorca airport transfers
to resort and hotel via taxi, shuttle or any private
transfer. We provide complete guide about
Majorca airport transfers.
Palma
de Mallorca airport is exceptionally busy, in fact one of
the busiest in Spain. It is located 8 Km East of the
capital.
For
general information Tel: 00 (34) 902 404 704 (includes
English language option).
Mallorca -
Airport Shuttle and Taxi services
Upon
arrival at Palma de Mallorca airport you can either choose a
taxi, probably the most economical option if you are
travelling as a group, or for the single traveller the
shuttle service will be
the more economical choice.
Shuttle Direct Airport transfers to
your hotel, resort or villa.
Airport transfers by taxi, coach, minibus or limousine to
most holiday destinations.
Resorthoppa - Balearic Island Airport
transport across Mallorca.
Specialist in airport transfers to many different resorts
across Mallorca.
A2Btransfers Balearic Holiday -
Mallorca transport transfers.
Resort transfers, airport transfers and city transfers -
supplier of holiday and airport taxis.
Another choice is Palma Taxi - if you phone up they speak
limited English, but should understand if you mention the
resort and hotel.
Palma Taxi - Tel: 971 401 414
Remember: free coach transport to where you are staying is
often included in the price, if you have booked a package
holiday deal with the main tour operators.
PMI TAXI operates
exclusively in Mallorca Airport with on-line
reservations.
They can offer minivan taxis and up to 8 people
at prices low cost, without supplemental nocturnal nor
baby chairs.
Inter-Island
Transport Mallorca
Inter-Island
flights between Mallorca, Ibiza, and Menorca and are
operated by Iberia and take around 30 minuets and will cost
you more than the ferry, but the views of the islands is
certainly some compensation.
See Balearic inter-island flights for
further details.
If you choose to travel by sea between the
Balearic Islands and mainland Spain
Trasmediterranea
offers a pleasant voyage with restaurant and bar facilities
on board. A fast catamaran service is operated by
Balearia
and offers good refreshment facilities too.
Iscomar
has more limited connections but is still worth
investigating. As the routes are given to change, please
check at the respective websites for exact island
connections. Be aware that hire cars will have a stipulation
in the contract agreement that will forbid you taking the
vehicle off the island.
Balearexpress
is for holiday makers who have plenty of time to drive down
to France, and are looking for ferry connections, from Sete
(southern France) to the Balearic islands.
Mallorca Bus
The local bus service is extensive and
fairly reliable, and links the main towns. Unlike Ibiza and
Menorca there are several bus companies operating on
Mallorca, so it can make getting around a bit more puzzling,
take care with the time table and displayed return times you
use. The bus service will be very limited on Sundays and
public holidays. Bus stops are indicated by the word
parada. Tickets can be brought either in advance at the
bus station, or directly from the bus driver upon
embarkation. See
Mallorca transport - bus
for further timetable information.
Mallorca
Railway
 Mallorca
has two railway lines
which are both narrow-gauge, with their own stations
situated at Placa d'Espanya in Palma close to each other.
Mallorca has two rail routes. One crosses the hinterlands of
the island's centre, from Palma to Inca where the line
divides in two directions; one south-east towards Sineu,
Petra and Manacor. While the other traverses north-east on
to Sa Pobla. The Island's second stretch of track journeys
north of Palma, through the mountains to Soller, and has the
justifiable reputation of offering the visiting tourist the
most magical and spectacular glimpse of the mallorcan
scenery possible. Highly recommended as an enjoyable day
out!
Inca - Tel: 971 752 245
Soller - Tel: 971 752 051
Mallorca railway company
timetable information - official Trendesoller website.
To
learn more about the history behind this charming railway line
see -
Sollernet.
Mallorca Taxis
Taxis can either be hailed if the green
light is illuminated, or boarded at taxi stands in towns
which are indicated by a blue square with a T in the middle,
or alternatively phoned for. All taxis are both licensed and
metered. They are usually good value around Palma, but offer
less value as you travel out from Palma.
Please
find below a good selection of taxi firms operating across
Mallorca. Do not assume they all speak fluent English, it
can depend on who answers the phone - after all this is
Spain! Remember to include the prefix: 00 (34) if phoning
from the UK.
Alcudia - Tel: 971 892 187
Andratx - Tel: 971 136 398
Cala D'or - Tel: 971 657 058
Cala Millor - Tel: 971 586 969
Cala Rajada - Tel: 971 819 090
Calvia - Tel: 971 134 700
Inca - Tel: 971 881 020
Manacor - Tel: 971 551 888
Palma - Tel: 971 755 440
Pollensa - Tel: 971 532 337
Soller - Tel: 971 631 384
Mallorca
Cycle hire
Cycle hire is very popular
in Mallorca and is highly recommended. What a way to see the
Island, enjoy the sun and get a bit of exercise, all at a
very fair price. The central plain and Eastern and Southern
coasts are particularly bicycle friendly.
Mallorca Boat
Trips
During
the summer months there are a number of boat trips,
from resorts such as; Port de Soller, Cala d’Or, and Port de
Pollenca. There are also excursions circumnavigating Palma
Bay. There is a boat tour which is in operation right
throughout the year. It sails from Port de Soller to Sa
Colobra, sailing around the Northwest coast. Tel 971 630170.
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