Reliable Palma de Mallorca Airport taxi transfers

Transfers from Palma de Mallorca Airport

Start your holiday started the right way! 

If you want to book a highly reliable transfer or taxi from Palma Airport to any destination in Mallorca, you've come to the perfect place! 

Mallorca is a stunning island with hundreds of hidden coves and miles upon miles of sandy beaches. Don't waste precious time at the airport trying to arrange transportation on the spot. 

Pre-book your transfer with Solhop, Spain's most reliable airport taxi transfer company. Don't just take our word for it - check out our glowing reviews online. We look forward to making you one of our many happy customers!

"Solhop is a very reliable company. Good communication. Prompt pick ups, always advised by text prior to pick up. Excellent ride to destination."

Tripadvisor review by Inspire801680, November 2024

Flexible Mallorca transfers 

The events of recent years have highlighted the importance of flexibility regarding your travel arrangements. Ideally, you want to be able to amend or even cancel your transfer booking in case of unforeseen changes before you travel to Mallorca. 

Solhop gives you complete freedom. You can change your booking at any given moment online, free of charge before your flight sets out for Mallorca. And, if needed, you can cancel at no cost at all at any time before you travel.

Book now and pay the driver later

When you make a booking with us, you don't have to pay in advance. Pay the driver in cash or with a card when you get safely to your hotel in Mallorca.

Solhop arranges hundreds of transfers from Palma Airport every day. Relax, knowing that our experienced drivers will get you to your accommodation safely and on time. The vehicles we use for private transfers are very modern with climate control and all of those little extras that make your journey so comfortable!

What type of taxi transfer vehicle will I get? 

Whether you need a four-passenger economy taxi transfer, a seven-passenger minivan for a large family or maybe a large minibus for a group of up to twenty passengers, we have the right vehicle to make your transfer in Mallorca the very best experience. All transfers are door-to-door and private, for you and your party of travellers. We don't do shared shuttles.

"Excellent communication from start to finish. Easy to book. Friendly drivers. Even given a bottle of water each on arrival. Highly recommended."

Tripadvisor review by Becky Rider, November 2024

Easy steps to book the right transfer in Mallorca

• Select your destination and travel dates using the online form at the top of this page. 
• Choose your vehicle from Economy to VIP and from small to large.
• Book your transfer and then pay on arrival with cash or card.
• Receive your email confirmation with all your transfer details.
• Your driver will be waiting for you at Palma de Mallorca Airport.

What if my flight to Mallorca is delayed?

If your flight to Palma de Mallorca Airport is delayed, please don't worry. Your driver will monitor your flight and wait for you. There's also a contact number on your confirmation email which you can SMS message or call, just in case of need. 

On your return to Mallorca Airport

Getting your transfer back to Mallorca airport couldn't be simpler:

• We will send you a confirmation email and SMS message a day or so before your transfer pickup time. 
• Then you can relax knowing that we have everything under control and that you will get back to Mallorca Airport in plenty of time to catch your flight. 
• Try to be ready 10 minutes before your transfer pickup time.

Mallorca is a place that's great in summer and winter. The warm summer night strolls along a palm tree-clad beach with calm waves are so attractive. And yet the quietness of winter and the lower temperatures provide the ideal sightseeing conditions. At any time of year, Solhop will get you around the island of Mallorca in a private transfer vehicle that is just right for you.

Some of the great destinations Solhop can transfer you to in Mallorca are Soller, Alcudia, Can Picafort, Deia, Cala d’Or, Cala Millor, Cala Bona, Pollensa, Valldemossa, Port Andatx, Calvia and Sa Coma. 

How much is a taxi transfer from Palma Airport to the city centre?

If you pre-book a transfer from Palma Airport to the city centre with Solhop, you can get some fantastic deals! An economy taxi for 4 people is € 50, an economy van for 6 passengers is € 71 and a private minibus for up to 19 passengers is € 130. Your luggage is included and you have the option of booking a child seat or other extras if needed.

How long does it take to get from Palma Airport to the city centre?

With a pre-booked transfer, the 12-kilometre journey along the Ma-19 and the Avenida de Gabriel Roca will take around 20 minutes.

What price is a taxi transfer from Mallorca Airport to Alcudia?

An economy taxi transfer from Mallorca Airport to Alcudia for up to 4 pax is around €104. A minivan transfer for up to 7 pax is €155. A minibus transfer for up to 19 pax is €205.

How far is it from Mallorca Airport to Alcudia?

Alcudia is 61.6 km north of Mallorca Airport. It takes around 45  minutes to drive to Alcudia on the Ma-13.

What is the cost of a taxi transfer from Mallorca Airport to Cala Bona?

The price of a taxi transfer from Mallorca Airport to Cala Bona in an economy taxi for 4 passengers is €116. A minivan transfer for up to 7 passengers is €144. A minibus transfer for up to 13 passengers is €174.

How far is it from Mallorca Airport to Cala Bona?

Cala Bona is 71.5 km from Palma Airport. With a pre-booked transfer, the journey from the airport to Cala Bona on the Ma-15 takes around 1 hour. 

How much is a taxi transfer from Mallorca Airport to Cala d’Or?

A pre-booked transfer from Palma Airport to Cala d’Or for up to 4 pax is €104. A minivan transfer for larger families or groups of up to 7 pax is around €144. A minibus transfer for up to 13 pax is €174.

What is the distance from Palma Airport to Cala d’Or?

It takes just under one hour to drive the 61 km stretch of the MA-19 from Mallorca Airport to Cala d’Or. It's quieter out of season and quicker. 

What price is a transfer from the Airport to Cala Millor?

The price of a taxi transfer from Mallorca Airport to Cala Millor for up to four people is €112. A minivan transfer for seven people costs €144. A minibus transfer for up to seventeen people is €223.

How far is it from the Airport to Cala Millor?

Cala Millor is 70.3 km from the airport. It takes around 55 minutes to drive to Cala Millor along the Ma-15.

What is the price of a taxi transfer from the airport to Puerto Pollensa?

It costs about €106 for a car for up to 4 people. A minivan for seven people is €144 and a minibus for up to 19 passengers is €219.

How far is it from Mallorca Airport to Puerto Pollensa?

Puerto Pollensa is 70.5 km from the airport. It takes 50 minutes to drive from Palma Airport to Puerto Pollensa. 

How much is a transfer from Mallorca Airport to Port de Soller?

The price of a taxi transfer for 4 people from Mallorca Airport to Port Soller is €95. A minivan transfer for up to 7 passengers is around €124. A minibus transfer for up to 13 passengers is around €167.

How far is it from Mallorca Airport to Port de Soller?

Port de Soller lies on Mallorca's west coast, around 40 kilometres from the airport. With a pre-booked taxi transfer, the journey via the Ma-11 takes around 45 minutes.

Overview of transfer prices from Palma Airport

For taxi tariffs in Palma de Mallorca and throughout the island go to the Palma de Mallorca council website.

What are the public transport options in Mallorca?

Mallorca has a well-connected bus network and even offers train services to some destinations, though it's worth noting there is no train station at the airport. In the summer, direct buses link the airport to many spots across the island. However, in winter, direct routes are limited, and travellers must first head to Palma City's main bus station for connections. Bus travel is a popular option in Mallorca but, unfortunately, demand often exceeds the suppy. As a result, buses can become overcrowded, and navigating a packed bus with luggage can be a challenging experience! 

Mallorca - the lowdown

Mallorca is the largest of the Balearic Islands with an area of 3,640 square kilometres. It is an incredibly versatile island, which attracts visitors for a variety of different reasons. In the summer, tourists flock to the beautiful coastal areas to enjoy the amazing beaches and to make the most of the fantastic weather. While some of the places in the south of the island are known for their buzzing atmosphere and busy nightlife, there are also plenty of family-oriented resorts with a far more relaxed and laid-back feel.

However, Mallorca has a lot more to offer than great beaches. In spring and autumn, when the weather isn't quite as hot, the island is popular with hikers. The Tramuntana mountains offer a wide variety of hiking routes, for different levels of ability and stamina, which allow you to experience the stunning beauty of this region either by yourself or as part of a guided hiking tour.

Mallorca is also known as a cycling paradise. From professional cyclists who come here to train for their tournaments to hobby cyclists and enthusiasts, the island caters for everyone. 

Palma de Mallorca, the capital, makes a great destination for a city break. It offers history, culture, art, great shopping and gastronomy in beautiful surroundings. It is therefore not surprising, that the city is popular with visitors all year round.

Sample some Mallorcan flavours!

When visiting Mallorca, be sure to indulge in some of the local delicacies! The island's gastronomy reflects a mix of Mediterranean, Spanish, and local influences, creating a delightful array of dishes. 

Why not try the Pa amb oli, which consists of rustic bread rubbed with ripe tomatoes, olive oil, and salt. For a slightly more substantial meal, order a Tumbet. This is a flavoursome vegetable casserole with layers of sliced potatoes, sweet red peppers, aubergine and tomato sauce, often topped with cheese and baked until tender. Those with a sweet tooth should sample an Ensaimada, a spiral-shaped pastry often enjoyed with a hot drink either for breakfast or as a snack.