Everyone loves them, big cities like Cologne and Berlin have had them for ages, and kids absolutely have to ride one: the little tourist train.
In Cala Millor, too, Cala Millor you can explore the east coast aboard the small tourist train. Here you'll find all the info on the route, stops, prices and the current timetables. 🚂
⚠️ Important update on the tourist train
The yellow tourist train described earlier no longer runs. Instead, the company Tren Turístico Cala Millor now operates with two trains – one red and one white train. Both run the same coastal route (Cala Millor – Cala Bona – Sa Coma – S'illot or Costa dels Pins) and officially operate as Line A and Line B with their own timetables.
The tourist train in Cala Millor: red & white train (Line A & B)
Red & white mini train
Tren Turístico Cala Millor · Line A & BThe operator Tren Turístico Cala Millor now runs with two tourist trains – one red and one white. Both serve the same coastal route along the bay:
- Heading south: via Sa Coma to S’illot.
- Heading north: via Cala Bona up to Costa dels Pins.
The two trains alternate – when one is at the southern end (S'illot), the other is at the northern end (Costa dels Pins), and then they both head back again. This means a train passes by the stops regularly throughout the day.
At the starting point there are two boards; the two lines officially run as Line A and Line B and mainly differ in departure times and direction of travel. You'll find the exact routes, stops and times in the timetables further below.
The Main stop is Cala Millor Centro. You buy the ticket directly on the train.
The best part: your ticket is valid for the whole day. So you can hop on and off at any stop as often as you like – perfect for exploring the places along the route at your own pace.
🙏 – times and fares may vary by season. Please double-check on site.Many thanks to Simone Stanschus
, who rode the white train to Costa dels Pins in May and gave me the latest info on the route!
Current timetables & routes (Line A & B) Line A and Line B You'll find the official timetables and route maps for
🔍 Line B – click to enlarge Tip: click the image to open the timetable in a large, readable size. Source:
🚂 View current timetables on the official website
What the little train looks like
The red little train:
The red little train from different angles. Source: own photo
Source: Simone Stanschus A dedicated article on the I also wrote about that, by the way.
Frequently Asked Questions about the Little Train in Cala Millor
Is the yellow little train still running?
No. The yellow little train no longer runs. Instead, the operator Tren Turístico Cala Millor now runs two trains – a red one and a white one – covering lines A and B.
Which route does the little train take?
Both trains run along the same coastal route around the bay: in one direction via Sa Coma to S'illot, and in the other via Cala Bona to Costa dels Pins. The two trains alternate along the route. You can find the exact routes and stops in the official timetables (Line A & B).
Where can I find the current timetables?
You can find the official timetables and route maps for lines A and B directly on the operator's website at trenturisticomallorca.com. All stops and departure times are listed there.
What's the difference between Line A and Line B?
The two lines mainly differ in their departure times and direction of travel – the trains alternate along the route. You can find the exact times for each line in the official timetables.
Can I hop on and off multiple times with one ticket?
Yes! Your ticket is valid for the whole day. You can hop on and off as often as you like at any stop and take your time exploring the places along the route.
From when to when does the little train run?
The little train runs from April to October. The first departure is around 9:30 a.m., and the last tour ends at 9:20 p.m. During the main months from May to September, there are additional departure times. You can find the exact times for each line in the official timetables (Line A & B).
How much does a ride on the little train cost?
Adults pay €10.00, children €5.00 (as of 2026). Tickets are sold directly on board by the train conductor, and prices may vary seasonally.
Is riding the little train fun?
Absolutely! It's a quick and easy way to see the towns along the east coast – great for families with kids too.
What else is the little train called? (Minitrenet, Cala Millor Express, Badia Express)
The little tourist train is known by several names: in Mallorca, it's often called the Minitrenet (Catalan for “little train”), and depending on the route and signage, it also appears as the Cala Millor Express or or the Badia Express But it's always the same little train running along the coast between Cala Millor, Cala Bona, Sa Coma, and S'illot. You'll find the current timetable
September 26, 2024 at 10:29 a.m.
Hello,
Why is the little train advertised as fully accessible when a wheelchair user can't actually use it? According to the train conductor, the ramp has been broken for a long time.