Recorrido en autobús con paradas libres en Palma de Mallorca con opción de recorrido en barco y castillo de Belver
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No hay mejor manera de descubrir los lugares de interés de Palma de Mallorca de a bordo de la emblemática ciudad de un autobús turístico de dos pisos descubierto. Con un billete de 24 horas, los pasajeros podrán ver la ciudad más grande y mejores lugares de interés y podrá explorar estos a su propio ritmo con nuestra práctica con paradas libres característica! Los pasajeros pueden subir y bajar en cualquiera de las 18 paradas a lo largo de la ruta para visitar las famosas atracciones, como el Castillo de Bellver, la Plaza de España, el Paseo Marítimo y Jaime III.
Saque el máximo provecho de su viaje a Palma y añada un recorrido turístico en autobús o la entrada a el castillo de Bellver a su billete de autobús.
Cupones válidos por 12 meses.
Palma Supreme Ticket incluye 24 horas Hop-on Hop-off, Entrada al Castillo de Bellver y Museu es Baluard
Paseo en barco opcional (operativo de mayo a octubre)
Recorrido en autobús con paradas libres: pasaje en autobús de 24 o 48 horas
Alimentos y bebidas
Propinas
Recogida y regreso al hotel.
- CHILD: : 8 - 16
- ADULT: : 17 - 64
- SENIOR: : 65 - 99
- Adecuado para todos los niveles de aptitud física
- Boleto Palma Supreme Experience (si se selecciona) -
- Con su cupón, disfrute de un acceso flexible hasta por 12 meses a partir de la fecha de viaje que seleccione al momento del check-out.
- Desinfectante de manos disponible para los viajeros y personal
- El horario de apertura para el 5 de enero de 2023 será de 10 a. m. a 2 p. m.
- Hay opciones de transporte público disponibles en las cercanías
- Opera de lunes a sábado de 11 am a 4 pm, cada hora. Esta opción de boleto está disponible de mayo a octubre.
- Paradas de autobús cerradas los lunes: Hotel Valparaiso, Fundacio Pilar i Joan Miro, Palacio Marivent, Es Baluard.
- Ruta roja: opera de 10 a. m. a 6 p. m., bucle completo: 90 minutos apx. Frecuencia 25-30 minutos
- Temporada: Todo el año
- Uso de máscara facial obligatorio para los guías en todas las áreas públicas.
- Vehículos de transporte regularmente desinfectados
- Accesible para silla de ruedas
- Áreas de alto tráfico regularmente desinfectadas
- Bus de turismo
- Controles regulares de temperatura para el personal
- Distanciamiento social obligatorio durante toda la experiencia
- Equipamento desinfectado entre uso
- Los bebés y los niños pequeños pueden ir en un cochecito o en una silla de paseo
- Pagos con tarjeta de contacto para propinas y adicionales
- Ruta Morada (actualmente suspendida): Opera de 10:00 am a 6:00 pm (martes a domingo), cada 40 minutos. Bucle completo: 20 minutos.
- Ruta roja: Opera de 10:30 a. M. A 5:00 p. M., Circuito completo, 90 minutos apx.
- Tenga en cuenta que los cambios en los horarios, las frecuencias y las paradas pueden ocurrir con poco o ningún aviso debido a la situación cambiante.
- Uso de máscara facial obligatorio para los viajeros en todas las áreas públicas.
Para obtener un reembolso completo, cancele como mínimo 24 horas antes de la hora de salida programada.
- For a full refund, you must cancel at least 24 hours before the experience’s start time.
- If you cancel less than 24 hours before the experience’s start time, the amount you paid will not be refunded.
Reseñas
Most enjoyable.
Avril M, 22-09-2022
Very enjoyable way to see Palma. Bus comfortable and clean. Audio interesting. €18 per adult and €9 over 65.
Highly recommend.
Special note to Tina whom we booked with.
Highly recommend.
Special note to Tina whom we booked with.
A good way to see the sights
Voyage87637, 06-07-2022
As always with open top bus tours it depends on the weather. Our tripwas on a su ny day but not too hot, the perfect weather!
You get to see the main sights and are able to hop on or off at those you want to explore.
You get to see the main sights and are able to hop on or off at those you want to explore.
Amazing
Yousif A, 24-11-2022
We reached by MSC Cruises, we spent at the old town of Mallorca, all my family members enjoyed the whole Old City tour
We used Hop on Hop off for tours
At 2130 we been back to the port for
We used Hop on Hop off for tours
At 2130 we been back to the port for
Great experience
David_C, 02-11-2022
Best trip, do the whole loupe and get your bearings, then hop off where you want. Clean and commentary very good.
Nice and relaxing journey
123pix, 24-09-2022
We found it good way to see the main parts of the city surrounding the old town and the Marina. We hopped off at Castell de Believer to visit the castle and enjoy the fab views from the hillside. It also helps to get your bearings overall of Palma.
Nice day out
Hanster_28, 20-09-2022
A lovely way to tour Palma & get round the few big sights Palma has to offer. We jumped off and visited the castle which was a nice walk round. But very expensive for what it is & probably wouldn’t do it next time we come.
Great Way to Get Around but you won't hear much.
Josie_F, 23-11-2022
This is an easy way to get around town. It was extremely hard to hear the information. The speaking was very fast and we did not get much out of it. The ride was good.
Not much to see
Derek_W, 22-07-2022
Nothing memorable. The rush for the open top deck became a rush for downstairs after half an hour in the very hot sun.
HOHO in Mallorca
Sean_Q, 08-11-2022
The Hop-On Hop-Off bus was a good way to see a few of Palma de Mallorca's sights. I did find that the route was a little repetitive (back and forth along the same road) and that there could have been more audio about the sights we were seeing. After once around the route we hopped off and returned to our ship.
I'm generally not a fan of HOHO busses
annemn245, 02-11-2022
As I say in the title, I am not a fan of Hop On Hop Off bus tours as I think they tend to be expensive, take you around obscure, uninteresting parts of a city just to keep you onboard longer so that you feel you ate getting value for money.
So, why did I take it in Palma, well, we arrived on a cruise ship for a day and my friends wanted to take the bus so I went along with them. I had been to Palma before, many years ago, and had no real interest in anything particular, but I feel that I could have done more under my own steam.
We first got off near the end at Castell de Bellver and this is maybe the most useful part of the trip due to the location of the castle. We then had to go around the loop again to get back to the city but due to the castle closing at 3pm we had to do it first.
I don't like that when the bus stops it is like a cattle market with people trying to herd onto the bus in fear of another one not being along promptly so people who have been waiting in line can get shoved away whilst others feel that they should get on even if they haven't been waiting as long. Then when you get a seat you might be split up from your companions as people want to sit on the outside to get the views and then those who sit on the aisle seats need to stretch across potential strangers in order to plug in the headphones which might not even work very well.
Anyway, other people love these type of buses but the only one which I've enjoyed was in Belfast, ironically.
Incidentally, if you do use one of the HOHO buses, if you keep your ticket then you can potentially get 10% off another one in another city
So, why did I take it in Palma, well, we arrived on a cruise ship for a day and my friends wanted to take the bus so I went along with them. I had been to Palma before, many years ago, and had no real interest in anything particular, but I feel that I could have done more under my own steam.
We first got off near the end at Castell de Bellver and this is maybe the most useful part of the trip due to the location of the castle. We then had to go around the loop again to get back to the city but due to the castle closing at 3pm we had to do it first.
I don't like that when the bus stops it is like a cattle market with people trying to herd onto the bus in fear of another one not being along promptly so people who have been waiting in line can get shoved away whilst others feel that they should get on even if they haven't been waiting as long. Then when you get a seat you might be split up from your companions as people want to sit on the outside to get the views and then those who sit on the aisle seats need to stretch across potential strangers in order to plug in the headphones which might not even work very well.
Anyway, other people love these type of buses but the only one which I've enjoyed was in Belfast, ironically.
Incidentally, if you do use one of the HOHO buses, if you keep your ticket then you can potentially get 10% off another one in another city
