Park & Ride car parks in Palma
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Park & Ride (P+R) is a practical service offered by the city of Palma that lets you park your vehicle outside the city centre free of charge and continue your journey by public transport. It helps reduce traffic in the city centre and gives you a stress-free arrival – no more searching for a free space in crowded car parks or spending a fortune on parking.
From all Park & Ride car parks, you can reach the city centre comfortably and air-conditioned (!) via regularly operating buses or metro lines. Each car park also has bike rental stations (including e-bikes), which you can book easily via app – even for one-way rides.
Whether by public transport or by bike – both options have one big advantage: you’ll see much more of Palma than just the usual areas.
At present, Palma has five Park & Ride car parks with a total capacity of around 2,000 spaces.
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There are currently five Park & Ride car parks in Palma
For planning purposes, below you’ll find the approximate times from each car park to the Passeig des Born – i.e. walking time to the bus stop + travel time + walking time to Passeig.
A
Park & Ride Marivent / Porto Pi
West of Palma’s centre is the Park & Ride Marivent / Porto Pi with approx. 600 spaces. Open 24/7.
Connections
Bus:
Line 1: approx. 30 min (13 min travel time + 17 min on foot)
Line 4: approx. 30 min (17 min travel time + 13 min on foot)
Line 20: approx. 30 min (16 min travel time + 14 min on foot)
Line 30: approx. 26 min (15 min travel time + 11 min on foot)
Bike: approx. 15 min (4,6 km)
The route is mostly flat.
B
Park & Ride Estadi de Son Moix
Northwest of Palma’s centre is the Park & Ride Estadi de Son Moix with approx. 350 spaces. Note the opening times here!
Connections
Bus:
Line 6: approx. 25 min (15 min travel time + 10 min on foot)
Line 8: approx. 23 min (13 min travel time + 10 min on foot)
Bike: approx. 11 min (3,9 km)
The route is mostly flat.
C
Park & Ride Son Sardina
North of Palma’s centre is the Park & Ride Son Sardina with approx. 50 spaces. Open 24/7.
Connections
Bus:
Line 12: approx. 35 min (32 min travel time + 3 min on foot)
Metro:
Line M1: approx. 36 min (10 min travel time + 26 min on foot)
Bike: approx. 22 min (7,9 km)
The route is mostly downhill (towards the city).
D
Park & Ride Son Fuster
Northeast of Palma’s centre is the Park & Ride Son Fuster with approx. 900 spaces. Open 24/7.
Connections
Bus:
Line 10: approx. 45 min (18 min travel time + 27 min on foot)
Metro:
Line M1: approx. 22 min (5 min travel time + 17 min on foot)
Bike: approx. 15 min (4,6 km)
The route is mostly downhill (towards the city).
E
Park & Ride Son Gibert
East of Palma’s centre is the Park & Ride Son Gibert with 124 spaces. Open 24/7.
Connections
Bus:
Line 3: approx. 40 min (27 min travel time + 13 min on foot)
Line 27 + 7: approx. 33 min (26 min travel time + 7 min on foot)
Bike: approx. 14 min (4,4 km)
The route is mostly flat.
The travel times may vary slightly depending on the day of the week and time of day.
You can check the latest bus timetables in the EMT Palma app and the metro timetables on the tib website. For quick route planning, Google Maps is of course also helpful.
€5 car parks as an alternative
If you prefer not to park too far outside the centre and don’t mind walking 20–30 minutes into town, the €5 per day car parks in Palma are a great alternative. Here you can leave your car in an underground car park all day for a flat rate of €5.
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