Buses in Majorca
random man
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Has anyone here used public transport to get from Palma to Porto Pollensa with a bike box?
I'm going there in March and wouldn't mind using the bus as a transfer if it was fast enough and able to take a bike box.
It'll mean getting a taxi to Palma from the airport, but since I've never been to Majorca, the more I can see the better.
I'm going there in March and wouldn't mind using the bus as a transfer if it was fast enough and able to take a bike box.
It'll mean getting a taxi to Palma from the airport, but since I've never been to Majorca, the more I can see the better.
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Why not just use a hotel shuttle bus service? Be amazed if they cant take your bike box in the hold and that way you go direct from Airport to Pollensa. Think its about €10/15 each way.http://www.snookcycling.wordpress.com - Reports on Cingles du Mont Ventoux, Alpe D'Huez, Galibier, Izoard, Tourmalet, Paris-Roubaix Sportive & Tour of Flanders Sportive, Amstel Gold Xperience, Vosges, C2C, WOTR routes....0
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I've been quoted £146 return for a transfer, which I thought was a bit steep. Think I'll contact the hotel instead.0
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Resorthoppa is your friend:
http://www.resorthoppa.com/airport-transfers/spain/majorca-palma-de-mallorca-airport-pmi0 -
Solis wrote:Resorthoppa is your friend:
http://www.resorthoppa.com/airport-transfers/spain/majorca-palma-de-mallorca-airport-pmi
That works out at £153!0 -
random man wrote:Solis wrote:
That works out at £153!
I'm out there on Friday and have hired a car for £25 for ten days.Nothing to prove. http://adenough1.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
£25, how did you manage that?http://www.snookcycling.wordpress.com - Reports on Cingles du Mont Ventoux, Alpe D'Huez, Galibier, Izoard, Tourmalet, Paris-Roubaix Sportive & Tour of Flanders Sportive, Amstel Gold Xperience, Vosges, C2C, WOTR routes....0
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durhamwasp wrote:£25, how did you manage that?
They also try to sell you the xtra insurance for £50 but it's £20 from internet source if you want to take it. You don't have to.Nothing to prove. http://adenough1.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
Yeah I guessed online, but are you not going to tell us what website and what company?http://www.snookcycling.wordpress.com - Reports on Cingles du Mont Ventoux, Alpe D'Huez, Galibier, Izoard, Tourmalet, Paris-Roubaix Sportive & Tour of Flanders Sportive, Amstel Gold Xperience, Vosges, C2C, WOTR routes....0
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I was going to suggest car hire at the start of this thread.
There are thousands of hire cars in Majorca waiting for the influx of tourists in July and August, that sit there doing nothing the rest of the year.
So whilst it can be pricey in high season (think we haggled like crazy to get 250 E / week), out of season, I can see how 50 quid a week-ish is doable.
As for the bike bag, my wife and I hired a Fiat 500 in Nice last year, and the bag and bike did fit in - just!0 -
I've used http://www.holidaytaxis.com/ for our Hungarian trip this year and it worked out for 40 miles each way less than £20 each with Bike Boxes, they operate out of most countries so give them a call.0
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Velonutter wrote:I've used http://www.holidaytaxis.com/ for our Hungarian trip this year and it worked out for 40 miles each way less than £20 each with Bike Boxes, they operate out of most countries so give them a call.
That's brilliant Thanks0 -
We used A2B transfers who were excellent and cheap.. I hired a bike from one of at least 4 really good cycle hire shops in Puerto Pollensa..(one of them runs rides leaving at 9am for anybody to join in.. this i recommend) but u wont have a problem with a bike box on the buses. We paid around 70 euros return for 4 people... and I didn't miss not hiring a car.
Have fun the cycling is brilliant.0 -
Thanks for the help fellas, sorted now, just got to wait until March 22nd0
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random man wrote:Thanks for the help fellas, sorted now, just got to wait until March 22nd
With easter being early I reckon it will be busy out there. Just contemplating a couple of weeks myself.I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles0 -
Just back from 10 days out there. Unbelievable hot sunny weather. Very busy with cyclists everywhere. Sky team managed to crawl past me twice and the Garmin team. Just wish Wiggo would stay off my wheel.
David Millar was going well, out on his own on one of the climbs.Nothing to prove. http://adenough1.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
Weather is still lovely and due to be even nicer tomorrow ;-)0