How to get to Deià?
Deià is a town, a municipality and a picturesque Mallorcan village in the Sierra de Tramontana mountains, known for its bohemian charm, its history as a refuge for artists, and its natural beauty. It is characterized by its cobbled streets, stone houses, and views of the Mediterranean and the mountains, which have made it an inspiring place for artists such as Robert Graves. In addition to its artistic and cultural atmosphere, it offers picturesque coves such as Cala Deià and historical sites such as the Robert Graves house-museum and the Son Marroig estate.
Location and how to get there
Deià is located in the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, between Valldemossa and Sóller. It can be reached by car from Palma via the Ma-1110 and Ma-10 roads, a journey of about 40-50 minutes. Public transport is also available: the TIB bus line 203 departs from Palma Intermodal Station and takes approximately one hour.
How to get to Deià? Getting by car
Getting to Deià by car from Palma This route skirts the Sierra de Tramuntana mountains with views of the sea and is very picturesque. The scenic drive to Deià from Palma takes about 50 minutes on the Ma-1110 towards Valldemossa, and then on the Ma-10 towards Deià. It is notable for offering breathtaking views of the Serra de Tramuntana and the sea. Once in Deià, a narrow, winding detour takes you to Cala Deià, with extra caution due to traffic, especially in high season.
Parking: Finding parking in Deià can be difficult, especially during high season. There are public parking lots (ORA zone) and some free parking spaces at the entrances and exits of the village, but they tend to fill up quickly.
Cala Deià: If you want to get to Cala Deià from the village of Deià, take the Ma-10 road and look for a turnoff to the left, a narrow, winding road. There is a paid parking lot at the cove, but it can be full in high season.
Caution: Keep in mind that the roads in the Sierra de Tramuntana can be very busy during the summer months, so it is advisable to drive carefully and park in the designated parking lots.
How to get to Deià? Getting by bus
To get to Deià by bus, take line 203 from the Estació Intermodal de Palma. The journey takes approximately 45 minutes and the bus runs every hour, although timetables may vary depending on the season.Cala Deià: The bus drops you off in the center of Deià. If you want to go to Cala Deià, you will have to walk an additional 20 minutes from the nearest stop, “S’Empeltada 2.”
Details of the journey to Deià by bus
Bus line: 203 TRAMUNTANA.
Route: Palma > Valldemossa > Deià.
Journey time from Palma: Between 45 and 52 minutes.
Frequency: There are buses every few hours, but check the updated timetables on the TIB website as they vary outside the summer months.
Timetable: The first departure is at 7:35 a.m. and the last at 10:00 p.m.
Price: Approximately €5 per ticket.
Additional considerations
Purchasing tickets: You can buy tickets directly from the driver on board the bus, but it is important to note that only cash tickets up to €10 are accepted. Another option is to purchase a prepaid card in advance at authorized points of sale. Payment can also be made directly with a contactless bank card, and up to five people can travel with the same card, benefiting from discounts per user. In this case, it is essential to validate the card both when boarding and alighting from the bus so that the system can calculate the cost of the journey correctly.
Please note that some lines are express and do not make all stops.
To plan your trip, we recommend checking the timetables on the TIB (Transport de les Illes Balears) website.
How to get to Deià? Getting by taxi
You can also get by taxi to Deià if you are looking for a faster option. Getting to Deià from Palma City by taxi takes about 35 minutes and costs between 40€ and 50€. Another option is to take a taxi from the airport; this journey takes about 45 minutes and usually costs around 60 €. The time and price may vary depending on the route, the time of day, and the taxi company, as there may be a slight increase due to the meter or supplements, so it is always advisable to check directly with the provider beforehand.
And that’s it for this brief overview of how to get to Deià, Mallorca. We hope it helps.
By the way: Are you coming to Mallorca on a tourist trip? If you find it helpful, you can also check out our travel guide to Mallorca and more tourist information about the island
