Parking in Port de Sóller

Along the seafront in Port de Sóller almost everything is paid parking, and in summer it's full by mid-morning. The easiest option is to head straight for a car park: the Lepant building, the largest, or the ones at the entrance to the port.

Local tip: if you're staying in Sóller or spending the day there, leave the car in town and take the tram down; it stops right on the promenade. And don't park in residents' streets or on yellow lines: the police do fine.

The car park on Carrer Lepant (Lepanto) has the longest hours: in high season, from 1 March to 15 November, it is paid every day from 07:00 to 22:00, while the blue-zone streets and car parks in the port are paid from 10:00 to 19:00. From 16 November to the end of February there is no blue zone in the port. Spaces marked in green are for registered residents only, even when they are empty.

To get there, follow the road to the port without driving into Sóller town: since February 2026 it has been a camera-controlled low emission zone, and a rental car that is not electric may not enter (minimum fine €200). If you overstay in the blue zone, you can cancel the ticket within 48 hours by paying €10 at the machine (€20 if you did not display a ticket). In summer, arrive before 10:00 or take TIB bus 203, which links Palma with the port via Valldemossa and Deià.

Frequently asked questions

Do you have to pay to park in Port de Sóller?

From 1 March to 15 November, yes: blue-zone streets and car parks are paid from 10:00 to 19:00 and the Carrer Lepant car park from 07:00 to 22:00, every day. From 16 November to the end of February there is no blue zone in the port. Pay at the machine or with EasyPark.

How do I cancel a blue zone parking fine in Sóller?

Within 48 hours, by paying €10 if you overstayed or €20 if you had no ticket or it was not visible. You can do it at the ORA machine, at the Sóller 2010 office (C/ Hospici, 2, Monday to Friday 09:30 to 14:00) or by bank transfer.

Can you get to Port de Sóller without a car?

Yes. TIB bus 203 links Palma with Port de Sóller via Valldemossa and Deià, and the tram runs between Sóller and the port, stopping on the seafront. In summer it is the most relaxed option, as the car parks fill up by mid-morning.

Updated in October 2026