For the second consecutive day on Friday, roads in and around Soller were jammed. Cloudy or wet weather typically results in congestion, as visitors head for Soller and the port as an alternative to the beaches or the hotel pools.
More traffic chaos in Soller and more anger among residents
Consecutive days of traffic congestion
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Saw it 1st hand myself Thursday, two rental cars in front trying to do 9 point U-turns at Placa Francisco Saltor, having driven past THREE no entry signs, starting at the Ma11 roundabout, the last one gesticulating wildly for me to turn around too in my beat-up local car (on my way to the butchers counter in the BIP supermarket before driving through to the co-op for veg.).
Perhaps a Residents Lane is urgently needed for Soller Residents. A proof of their Residency could be effective.
Nothing to see in Soller pueblo anyway. Surrounding mountains are pretty only. Wouldn’t waste 5 minutes standing in traffic for it.