Port de Sóller beaches: beach in Mallorca: getting there and conditions

Key facts

Length of Platja des Través	610 m^1,3 sources differ: 610-800
Length of Platja d'en Repic	250 m^1,3 sources differ: 250-350
Surface	coarse sand, partly with stones
Length	800 m
Facilities	swimming zone separated from boats by buoys (Través), hotels and restaurants along the promenade (Repic)
Access	tram from Sóller to the port, car, boat; on foot along the promenade
Shelter from wind	the bay is sheltered from the north-west wind by Racó de Santa Caterina
Best time to go	May, June, September, October; morning or late afternoon (editorial assessment)
Crowds	busy in season (de.wikipedia)

The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: sources differ

To Port de Sóller; car parks in the town not confirmed.
Restrictions: The tram reaches the town east of Repic beach; TIB line numbers have not been confirmed.
Without a car: stop Port de Sóller, about 934 m on foot (about 12 min), lines 203, 204, 231, 232 (GTFS CTM; all places without a car)

Car parks tagged as free in OpenStreetMap (fee=no); walking distance = straight line x 1.3. All free car parks

Where can I park in Port de Sóller?

Parking data was not confirmed at the time of our check. From the centre of Sóller the simplest way is the vintage tram to the port.

Can I get to Port de Sóller by tram or bus?

Yes, the tram from Sóller reaches the port (the stop is next to Platja d'en Repic). Bus line numbers have not been confirmed; check tib.org.

Is Port de Sóller beach crowded in summer?

Yes, de.wikipedia describes both beaches as busy in season.

Can I take a boat from Port de Sóller to other beaches?

Yes, boats run from the port to Sa Calobra, Cala Deià and Cala Tuent.

More in this region: Serra de Tramuntana

Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.