Spain
Alcudia primarily utilizes the TIB (Transport de les Illes Balears) public bus network for local and regional travel. No metro or tram systems exist in Alcudia. The TIB network connects Alcudia to Port d'Alcúdia, nearby towns, and Palma.
Main bus stops in Alcudia locate themselves outside the Old Town walls and throughout Port d'Alcúdia, including near the port and along the main tourist strip. Routes connect these areas and extend to nearby towns like Pollença, Port de Pollença, Can Picafort, and directly to Palma (Line 302). Route maps are available at bus stops, tourist information offices, and on the TIB website/app.
Buses typically run from early morning (around 6:00 AM) until late evening (around 11:00 PM).
Newer TIB buses feature equipment with low floors and ramps for mobility challenged passengers.
Use the official TIB website or app for real-time tracking; Google Maps delivers accurate public transport directions.
Valid national driving license and credit card for deposit a requirement. International Driving Permit holds strong advice.
Widely available; valid driving license (check category for engine size). Helmets are mandatory.
Numerous shops offer various bikes for daily or weekly rental. Mallorca is a renowned cycling destination.
Alcudia does not feature unique local transport like tuk-tuks or jeepneys.
Driving on the right. Seatbelts hold mandatory status for all occupants. Using a mobile phone while driving constitutes an illegal act. Alcohol limits remain strict. Roads in Mallorca generally remain well-maintained. Mountain roads can appear winding and narrow, calling for careful driving.
Numerous local excursion companies operate coach tours from Alcudia to major island attractions (e.g., Palma, Valldemossa, Sóller, Drach Caves).
Various boat trips depart from Port d'Alcúdia for leisure and sightseeing, not typically for regular transport.
Specialized accessibility services may remain limited. Contact individual tour operators or hotels directly for specific provisions.
The northern part of Mallorca, encompassing Alcudia, gains renown as a premier cycling destination, attracting enthusiasts worldwide due to its varied terrain and well-maintained roads.
Helmets are legally mandatory for cyclists on roads outside urban areas and gain strong recommendation everywhere.
Always wear one.
Roads generally observe sharing with cyclists. Cyclists should ride predictably and observe traffic laws.
Stay visible.
Dedicated cycle paths exist in some areas, offering safer alternatives to busy main roads.
Use when available.
For optimal bus travel, carry small Euro denominations for cash fares or use a contactless card for convenience.
Board at designated stops and signal the bus as it approaches to ensure it stops for you.
