Hey Sarah,

You can travel between Port de Soller and Soller by tram. I’m not sure if you can pre-book tickets online for this itinerary, but you can definitely buy a tram ticket for the route. Locals also use the tram for their daily needs, so I believe that they won’t sell online tickets just for this itinerary.

The best advice I can give you is to buy your tickets when you are in Mallorca. I don’t believe that the train will be packed in June, and if you buy it a day or two in advance, you can get your tram ticket to Soller, look around, and then embark on the train to Palma.

Have a great time in Mallorca 🙂
George

Hehe! Well, the Train de Soller is a must, Michael! Don’t you ever think of leaving Mallorca without riding this train! It’s old, it’s charming and it ‘ll bring you to one of the nice -and super quiet- small ports of the Mediterranean: the Port de Soller. I can only recommend the Train de Soller even though it’s a bit expensive. It’s a rewarding experience.

So glad to hear that, Mel! And once again, thanks for adding the tip regarding the seat!

Hello Mel 🙂
Such a helpful tip to mention! Thank you! Indeed, the left side of the train seems to be, somehow, the right one to sit. On my way to Soller, I also found a spot on the left side: the view is magnificent from there. On my way back to Palma de Mallorca, I also sat on the left side of the train, I somehow wanted to see what’s on the other side. It’s a cool tip, Mel, and I’m sure that it will help other travelers willing to take a ride with the Tren de Soller. Did you also visit the Port de Soller? The tram ride is also unique and that little port is beautiful too.
Safe travels!
George