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Buses & Timetables

Overview of the Mallorca network plus links to bus timetables...

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An efficient system of buses connects Palma to all the main towns in Mallorca, and there are also number of more local routes. Most buses out of Palma leave from the Placa d'Espanya and you can pick up a timetable from the tourist information kiosk on the square. Most services operate at a reduced level from Nov. to Apr. It is worth buying a (Bono Bus) - like a travel card for buses, which can be used on most buses within Palma. For more information, contact Conselleria Transports - Placa d'Espanya. Palma (Tel: 971753445).

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