Transportation Guide

Serves: Palma Airport → Alcúdia / Can Picafort (connects to local buses for Pollença)

Line 351 from airport to Can Picafort via Alcúdia. Several departures daily. Transfer at Alcúdia bus station to Line 340/341 for Pollença/Port de Pollença. Total journey ~90 min.

💳 Single fare ~€8–10. Buy on board or at TIB ticket offices. Intermodal card available for multi-journey discounts.

Serves: Pollença ↔ Port de Pollença ↔ Alcúdia

Line 340: Pollença – Port de Pollença – Alcúdia. Every 15–30 min in summer, hourly in winter. First bus ~07:00, last ~21:00. Line 341: extended route to Port d'Alcúdia/Can Picafort.

💳 Single fare ~€1.80. Contactless payment accepted on most buses.

Serves: Port de Pollença → Platja de Formentor

Seasonal shuttle (mid-Jun to mid-Sep) when the road is closed to private cars (10:00–19:00). Departs from Port de Pollença bus station every 15–20 min. Free of charge.

💳 Free

Serves: Pollença / Port de Pollença

Taxi rank on Plaça Major (Pollença) and by the marina (Port de Pollença). Can be hailed or pre-booked. Meters are used. Airport to Pollença ~€60–75. Port to Pollença ~€10–12.

💳 Metered. Supplements for luggage, night, Sundays/holidays.

Serves: Palma Airport and local offices

All major companies (Europcar, Hertz, Avis, Sixt, Goldcar) at the airport. Local companies (Moto Rent Pollença) offer scooter and bike rental in town. Book well in advance for Jul–Aug — cars sell out. Automatic transmission costs more and has limited availability.

💳 From ~€25–50/day depending on season and vehicle. Full insurance recommended — excess can be high.

Serves: Pollença and Port de Pollença

Multiple bike hire shops in Port de Pollença and Pollença offering road bikes, e-bikes, mountain bikes, and family bikes. The Pollença–Port road has dedicated cycle lanes. Popular routes: Formentor, Lluc, Alcúdia loop.

💳 Road bikes from ~€15/day, e-bikes from ~€30/day

Pollença Sunday Market

The biggest and most famous market in the area. Fills the old town streets around Plaça Major with 200+ stalls selling local produce, leather goods, espadrilles, ceramics, olive oil, sobrassada, artisan crafts, clothes, and souvenirs. Very busy by 10am — arrive early. The cafes around the square are packed.

Port de Pollença Wednesday Market

Smaller than Pollença's Sunday market but still worth a visit. Set along the main road near the marina. Good for fresh fruit and veg, clothes, bags, local honey, and household items. Less touristy than the Sunday market.

Alcúdia Tuesday & Sunday Market

Large market in and around the walled old town of Alcúdia. The Tuesday market is bigger. Excellent for fresh produce, Mallorcan crafts, and leather goods. Beautiful setting inside the medieval walls. 15 minutes from Pollença.

Inca Thursday Market

Mallorca's largest weekly market in the leather capital of the island. Hundreds of stalls plus factory outlet shops for leather jackets, bags, and shoes. Good restaurant scene too — try a celler (wine cellar restaurant) for traditional Mallorcan lunch. 25 minutes from Pollença.

Sineu Wednesday Market

Atmospheric market in the geographic centre of Mallorca. One of the oldest markets on the island (since 1306). Famous for its livestock section and authentic rural atmosphere. About 35 minutes from Pollença.