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Sport Pavillions

The main 8 sport pavilion can be found in the Palma Majorca area.

Ferry

From Barcelona, Valencia or Alicante on the peninsula, to Ibiza, Palma or Alcudia on the island ...

Buses

In Palma de Mallorca, the urban bus service os at your disposal, whereas on the rest of the ...

Taxi

It is often advisable to catch a Taxi to and from the International Airport of Palma de ...

Trains

Travelling around Majorca by train is a very comfortable and safe way of navegating the island.

Travelling around Majorca by train is a very comfortable and safe way of navegating the island. There are various train lines that connect the different towns and villages to Palma de Mallorca, including lines to Soller, Manacor and Inca.