Private transfers from Palma de Mallorca Airport
Palma de Mallorca Airport sits on the edge of the Bay of Palma, about 8 km east of the city, and almost the whole island is within an hour and a quarter by road. In summer it is very busy, and several flights often land at the same time.
We run fixed-price transfers from arrivals into Palma city, west along the coast to Port d'Andratx, and north to Alcúdia and its bay, and we quote any address on the island: Sóller and the Tramuntana villages, Pollença, the east-coast coves and the villas in between. Your driver meets you inside, so you skip the taxi rank and the bus changes.
Arriving at Palma Airport: where to meet your driver
Palma Airport has a single large terminal, and all arrivals come out on the ground floor, floor 0. After baggage reclaim, walk into the arrivals hall, where your driver waits holding a sign with your name. Pre-booked cars collect passengers from the pick-up area outside the terminal on the same level, a short walk from the doors.
Transfer times from Palma Airport
- Palma old town and Passeig del Born: 20–35 minutes
- Palma cruise terminals: 20–35 minutes
- Puerto Portals: 25–40 minutes
- Palmanova and Magaluf: 30–45 minutes
- Valldemossa: 35–50 minutes
- Sóller: 40–55 minutes
- Port d'Andratx: 45–65 minutes
- Alcúdia and Port d'Alcúdia: 55–75 minutes
- Cala d'Or: about 1 hour
- Port de Pollença: 1 hour – 1 hour 20 minutes
Airport buses, and when a car makes more sense
EMT city buses run from arrivals into Palma (A1) and to S'Arenal (A2). TIB's Aerotib express lines serve the Calvià coast to Peguera and Camp de Mar (A11), Inca, Alcúdia and Can Picafort (A32), Cala Bona (A42) and Campos (A51), mostly in the summer season. They are good value for light travellers going to a main stop. For villas, late arrivals, families and anywhere off the bus routes, a private car is simpler.