Ferrocarril de Soller

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This vintage train that runs from Soller to Palma is a great excursion if visiting the area. Completed in 1912, it cuts through the Tramuntana Mountains passing lovely scenery and long, cool tunnels in shiny varnished wood train cars. While not the least expensive way to get to Palma, the one hour relaxing ride is a bit of history and something unique to do. It departs from the old train station in downtown Soller and arrives in downtown Palma. See website below for timetables and more history. There is also an historic tram that runs from Soller Port to the station in Soller if coming from the anchorage.

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Helpful Links

•  Timetable - Tren de Sóller

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	Grocery -  Supermarket
	Dinghy Landing -  Dinghy Landing
	Laundromat -  Laundry
	Fuel Dock -  Repco Fuel

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	Port de Soller	1.98nm on a course of 330 NNW
	Cala Deia	3.42nm on a course of 267 W
	Peninsula de la Foradada SE Anchorage	4.18nm on a course of 260 W
	Peninsula de la Foradada NW Anchorage	4.39nm on a course of 262 W
	Cala de la Calobra	6.7nm on a course of 38 NE
	Las Illetas	15.16nm on a course of 203 SSW
	Punta Negra	16.17nm on a course of 208 SSW
	Playa de Palma Nova	16.93nm on a course of 208 SSW
	Portals Vells	19.67nm on a course of 207 SSW
	Cala Camp de Mar	19.26nm on a course of 225 SW
	Cala Blanca	19.79nm on a course of 226 SW
	Parc Natural De S'Albufera	17.87nm on a course of 85 E
	Puerto Pollenca	19.23nm on a course of 64 ENE
	Playa de San Telmo	20.2nm on a course of 236 SW
	Cala Llado Dragonera Island	20.83nm on a course of 239 WSW
	Cap des Pinar	21.96nm on a course of 74 ENE
	Cala del Pinar	22.96nm on a course of 71 ENE