The reduction in parking places for coaches in Sa Calobra will result in a financial loss of 1.76 million euros. This is the calculation made by the federation of transport business (FEBT), the town hall in Escorca having announced the plan to cut the number of places from 45 to 35.
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Coaches in Sa Calobra could lose 1.76 million euros
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I see there's already a comment saying the coach spaces are rarely full - and that may be so: but this needs looking at closely because one of the best trips on the island (based on numerous friends who have done it) is the all-day circular trip which (in either direction) encompasses a ride on the historic Palma-Soller train, the old tram trip from the rail station down to the port, then the boat trip along the coast to spectacular Sa Calobra for a picnic/swim/walk round, and then the coach trip back to Palma via the stunning hairpin bends. It's a big earner and almost everybody says it's one of the best experiences of their holiday. So what I'm saying is that any juggling of the parking spaces must take this into account.
Utter rubbish. Even in peak summer only a fraction of the coach bays are occupied at any one time.