Palma Ferry Port Overview
Palma is the major city and ferry port in the island of Mallorca, which is the largest, most populous, and most visited of the Balearic Islands.
Some areas, such as the S'Arenal district of Palma, cater to British and other Northern European package tourists who come for sun, fun, and sport. But the capital city of Palma de Mallorca has many historic sites worth seeing, and a surprising number of villages and rural areas still have much of the charm that attracted visitors and expatriates to the island in the days before resort hotels.
Ferries from the Ferry Port of Palma go to the ports of Barcelona, Ibiza, Valencia, Denia and Mahon with the operators Trasmediterranea, Balearia and Iscomar.
Palma Ferry Port Services
Palma Ferry Port offers a full range of services and facilities.
Palma Ferry Port Directions
By Car
Driving on the main roads is quite simple and there are good highways and national roads, which take you to most places on the island.
By Train
There are two railways in Mallorca. The one for Soller is a great way to enjoy the spectacular view of the Tramuntana Mountain Range
By Taxi
In the city of Palma, fare is calculated by a meter plus supplement (airport, port, extra luggage, extra passengers etc.). Inter-Village tariff applies to the rest of the island. Each taxi driver carries the tariff table.
By Bus
Bus is the most economical way to visit Palma and Mallorca island. Various bus companies run services between Palma and the rest of Mallorca, as well as between the different villages. In Palma, there are four streets from where you can catch buses. All of them are located near Plaza Plaza Espana. Palma (E.M.T) - bus service runs 22 bus lines in & around Palma all of which stop at Plaza Espana.
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