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No holiday to Majorca’s complete without a ride on one of its most famous landmarks, the Soller Train. This historic railway has been on the go since 1912, shuttling people between Palma and the laidback town of Soller for over 100 years. The journey between the two is about 27 kilometres long, most of which weaves through the Serra de Tramuntana Mountains, meaning you’re treated to incredible views of Majorca’s countryside. You’ll definitely want to bring a camera when you ride it – don’t worry about missing anything, either, the train’s fitted with huge windows to ensure your view is the best it can be.
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Soller Train
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“While the train, tram and boat rides were enjoyable, too much time was spent in an area with little to offer, except eating in average quality, self service restaurants. This time would have been much better used in Soller or Lluc monetary.”
“Our tour guide almost left myself and husband behind when we got of wooden train to get tram as she was always rushing and knowing who was in group And when you on trip we like to know that we are safe got 40 minutes in sollier port which we could not explore as not enough time So very disappointed trip never go with TUI Again for for trip”
“Purchased trip online in advance. Ticket said 4-8hours which seemed quite a wide variation but knowing that as we were based in Cala D'or we allowed travel time of 90 minutes each way and then felt it was likely that timings could meet 8 hours. We were on this trip for over 10 and half hours - making us late for a prebooked a la carte dinner in resort ! There were numerous collection points of guests some of which seemed a long way from the starting point. Trip was multilingual- Not happy”
“The views were WOW! The guide was very knowledgeable and friendly. However the day is very poorly planned. We felt rushed in some locations (not enough time to see everything in lluc) and too much time in Sa Calobra. We had 2 hours and because we arrived before 12pm, not every eating place was open and there was nothing to do really. There were also very low quality eating places available. This put a huge dampener on the trip. We then had very little time in the final location after the tram.”
