I cant describe how wonderful this trip is ...... once you are through the streets of Palma and the flat industrial area then it's climb and beauty ........ the long tunnel is like a five minute drum-roll to the stop overlooking Soller. Soller is fantastic, maybe dont get the first tram to the port and have a few beers in the square, watching the trams cut through. Port du Soller is magical, and while the tapas on the front of the quay are expensive, please just build it into your day. Wow - a day I'll never forget

This was a great trip to Soller and then the tram ride down to the port. We spent much longer at the port than we did in Soller as the weather was perfect. Just a tip - always pre book tickets online as the queue is much shorter at the check in desk at the station and arrive 30 mins early as the trains start filling up fast! The trams were every half hour and they seem to have a few trams on per journey so there was no issue getting a seat. I would definitely recommend this trip.

Incredible journey along the train and train lines up to Soller and the Port. One of the most beautiful areas I’ve visited. The Trainline takes you gradually through the mountainous landscapes with views both sides to die for. What and exceptional day!

A ride through citrus groves and past dramatic scenery on a beautifully restored vintage electric train - what could be finer? The ride is so interesting and there's a scenic stop off en route . From Soller (the end of the line) you can ride the similarly restored vintage tram to Port Soller. Kids of all ages will love it! Check out the Miro and Picasso displays at Soller station. And book online to avoid huge queues and to be sure of a seat!

What a charming experience. 100+ year old train through the beautiful countryside to the beautiful town of Sóller. Lots of photos and memories of the experience. Well worth booking in advance - the queue for those without pre booked tickets was crazy. Get the combination ticket which also covers the tram from Soller Town to Soller port, you won’t regret it.

Loved this trip. Booked online directly at Tren de Sollere website for train and tram for Euro 25 (much cheaper than through agencies that advertise this) but found that for each day I searched for, only the 3 pm one was available. Decided to do that in the end, was easy process. Got to station early to see the train come in and change its locomotive around (worth watching) and the actual trip to Soller takes you through a magnificent landscape once you get out of Palma (but riding through the city is an experience too). Once in the mountains, views are amazing, and kept me standing on the outdoor platform all the way. Takes 1 hour 20 minutes and then change to the tram in Soller for a 20 minute ride to Port de Soller. Fabulous little town but not enough time to explore it as last train back departs Soller at 7.30 and I had to get the 7 m tram back. Shame, could have easily spent much longer here, and no time left to explore Soller either, or th emuseum at the station. Real pity. So...if you go, keep that in mind. Hopefully you'll get more time to look around.

This old wooden train was made in the beginning of 20th century for transporting fruits to the port of Palma, but now is a known tourist attraction. It passes through picturesque localities via about 12 tunnels (most of them short, but one 3 km long). We had a nice trip to the town of Soller, centre of a valley, producing citrus fruits (3 crops annually). The small town centrum is in Art Nouveau-like style. Another tourist attraction is the old tramway towards the port. In the railway station there are 2 small, but very interesting free permanent exhibitions – of Joan Miro (he spent his last years in the island) and ceramics of Picasso.

When you read the description in some tour guides, you come with high expectations, but seeing the Swiss or Canadian Panorama trains was a little disappointing. Nevertheless, it was worth going since you could go from one end to the other and discover the different faces of Mallorca. It would be best if you transferred to the tram in Soller. They offer combined tickets for both sequences. For the tram, you should know that they provide two consecutive trams. The second tram has open-air cars. So waiting a few minutes would be worth it. It was somehow not very well organized for online guests: you need to exchange the voucher at the teller against actual tickets but to have home-print-out tickets. It's nice to have the photo stop. When you arrive at the Intermodal Terminal, additional signs will make finding the entrance to the train station easier.

Actually we went by bus to Port Soller as in the Internet it was stated that neither the train nor the tram were operating between mid of Dec until beginning of February - due to regular maintenance (resp. Not sufficient passengers). We enjoyed Port Soller which is very empty in December and saw by surprise that the tram was actually operating - 8 EUR for a rather short and not really overwhelming ride is big money - but nostalgic and romantic sentiments actually count as well in life. Therefore worthwhile to bite the bullet but only one way should be fully sufficient (smile)

Went on a Sunday at about 12 pm, not much organisation at either end for disabled people. Lots of amazing views on the way and the train stopped for a few mins so people could take pictures. It's definitely a good experience to do once.