There are several ways to get to Andratx from Palma airport.The best option will depend on your budget and needs. Here we explain how you can do it:

You can take a taxi which will take about 40 minutes and cost around 100 euros.

You can book a private transfer. We believe that this is the best option since the driver will be waiting for you at the airport exit upon your arrival and also, when booking, you will be able to notify the company as to whether you are traveling with your bicycle or in a group.

Another benefit of this service is that you will have a fixed price and therefore you will know in advance what it will cost you in addition to avoiding the stress of having to look for transportation when you arrive.

Generally, with this service it takes about 30-45 minutes to get to Andratx. This service usually costs between 75-100 euros depending on the vehicle and the extras you request.

When you book, you can also book your return trip at the same time, which is very helpful since you won't have to think about how to get back to the airport at the end of your trip. If you are traveling in a group, we recommend Mallorca Holiday Transfers since its specialty is transporting groups and cyclists throughout the island.

You can rent a car if your plan is to explore the island on your own when you're not on your bike. Prices depend on the car you request and the rental company. If your plan is to explore the island only by bike, we do not recommend this option since in high season the roads tend to become congested and finding parking becomes quite difficult, especially in the most touristy areas and, honestly, we want you to enjoy your vacation, in the best possible way and not be stressed between traffic jams and looking for parking.

You can also take the public bus. To get to Andratx by public bus you will first have to take line A1 that will take you from the airport to the Intermodal Station in the center of Palma and from there you will have to take line 101. This whole process can take more than two hours.

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• In Mallorca it is not simply a matter of calling a taxi if you break down
• There are complicated zoning laws defining which taxi can collect where
• There is a reluctance to fetch someone from the side of the road
• Further reluctance to put a bike into a taxi
• You are in a foreign country how are your language skills suited to negotiating the above?

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You’re here for a limited time, so waiting on the roadside is probably not the best way to spend your day.

You can take a taxi which will take about 60 minutes and cost around 100 euros.

You can also take the public bus. To get to Artà by public bus you will first have to take line A1 that will take you from the airport to the Intermodal Station in the center of Palma and from there you will have to take line 411. This whole process can take more than two hours.

You can take a taxi which will take about 60 minutes and cost around 170 euros.

You can also take the public bus. To get to Cala Millor, line A42 goes directly from the airport to Cala Millor and takes approximately two hours.

There are several ways to get to Sóller from Palma airport.The best option will depend on your budget and needs. Here we explain how you can do it:

You can take a taxi which will take about 40 - 45 minutes and cost between 70 and 100 euros.

You can book a private transfer. We believe that this is the best option since the driver will be waiting for you at the airport exit upon your arrival and also, when booking, you will be able to notify the company as to whether you are traveling with your bicycle or in a group.

Another benefit of this service is that you will have a fixed price and therefore you will know in advance what it will cost you in addition to avoiding the stress of having to look for transportation when you arrive.

Generally, with this service it takes about 30-45 minutes to get to Andratx. This service usually costs between 75-100 euros depending on the characteristics of the vehicle and the extras you request.

When you book, you can also book your return trip at the same time, which is very helpful since you won't have to think about how to get back to the airport at the end of your trip. If you are traveling in a group, we recommend Mallorca Holiday Transfers since its specialty is transporting groups and cyclists throughout the island.

You can rent a car if your plan is to explore the island on your own when you're not on your bike. Prices depend on the car you request and the rental company. If your plan is to explore the island solely on pedals, we do not recommend this option since in high season the roads tend to become congested and finding parking becomes quite difficult, especially in the most touristy areas and, honestly, we want you to enjoy your vacation, in the best possible way and not be stressed between traffic jams and looking for parking.

The last option you have is to use public transportation. There is no public transport directly to Sóller from the Airport so, first, you will need to take the EMT bus, line A1 that will take you to the city center and from there, take the line to Sóller (204 or 2011). This process can take up to 2.5 hours.

There are several ways to get to Andratx from Palma airport.The best option will depend on your budget and needs. Here we explain how you can do it:

You can take a taxi which will take about 60 minutes and cost around 170 euros.

You can book a private transfer. We believe that this is the best option since the driver will be waiting for you at the airport exit upon your arrival and also, when booking, you will be able to notify the company as to whether you are traveling with your bicycle or in a group.

Another benefit of this service is that you will have a fixed price and therefore you will know in advance what it will cost you in addition to avoiding the stress of having to look for transportation when you arrive.

Generally, with this service it takes about 30-45 minutes to get to Andratx. This service usually costs between 75-100 euros depending on the characteristics of the vehicle and the extras you request.

When you book, you can also book your return trip at the same time, which is very helpful since you won't have to think about how to get back to the airport at the end of your trip. If you are traveling in a group, we recommend Mallorca Holiday Transfers since its specialty is transporting groups and cyclists throughout the island.

You can rent a car if your plan is to explore the island on your own when you're not on your bike. Prices depend on the car you request and the rental company. If your plan is to explore the island solely on pedals, we do not recommend this option since in high season the roads tend to become congested and finding parking becomes quite difficult, especially in the most touristy areas and, honestly, we want you to enjoy your vacation, in the best possible way and not be stressed between traffic jams and looking for parking.

You can also take the public bus. To get to Cala D'Or by public bus you will first have to take line A1 that will take you from the airport to the Intermodal Station in the center of Palma and from there you will have to take line 515. This entire process can take more than two hours.

Taxi.The trip takes approximately 45-60 minutes, depending on traffic, and can cost between 70 and 120 euros.

Bus.Public transportation is a cheaper but less direct option. You must take the following steps:From the airport: Take the A32 bus from the airport to Playa de Muro. This bus operates during the summer season and is a direct and convenient option.Alternative: If there is no direct bus available upon your arrival, you can take the A1 bus from the airport to Palma bus station (Estación Intermodal) and then change to bus 351 which runs from Palma to Alcúdia and Playa de Muro.Bus A1: Leaves the airport every 15 minutes and takes about 20 minutes to reach the Palma bus station.Bus 351 from the Intermodal Station: It leaves frequently during the day and takes approximately 1 hour and 30 minutes to reach Playa de Muro. You can check all the public bus schedules here.

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There is a public bus to Puerto Pollença but not from the airport.

From the airport you must take the A1 bus that will take you to the Intermodal Station in the center of Palma and from there you must take line 322 that will take you to Puerto Pollença.

This entire process can take around two hours without counting the transfer time when changing buses. The overall price ranges between 20 and 30 euros.

Mallorca is a paradise destination for cyclists and offers a wide variety of transport options to make getting around the island easier.

Ferries from the peninsula and between islands: Companies such as Balearia, Trasmediterránea and GNV operate routes that connect the Spanish peninsula with Mallorca. There are also ferries that connect Mallorca with the rest of the Balearic Islands. Corsica Ferries connects France and Italy with Mallorca. These companies allow the transport of bicycles!

Public Transport in Mallorca:

TIB buses: It is the intercity bus network (red and yellow buses) that allows the transport of bicycles, but only on some of its lines. You can check the routes on here on their website.

Trains: in Mallorca also allow the transport of bicycles on some routes although there may be restrictions at peak times.

Taxis: some taxis also allow the transportation of bicycles but this is on a case by case basis and hardly every in the newer vehicles or at peak times.

Shuttle and specialized transportation services: Mallorca Cycle Shuttle who have been operating since 2015 offers shuttle services specifically for cyclists and their bikes, making it easy to transport bikes to and from the airport, hotels and to the start of the island's most epic route one way routes.

Car rental with bicycle racks: several car rental companies in Mallorca occasionally offer vehicles with bicycle racks at a premium cost.

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is a well-equipped international airport that offers a variety of services to make your travel experience more comfortable and enjoyable.

Upon arrival, you will find a wide range of services that cover everything from basic needs to more luxurious options. To start, there are several customer service areas and information desks where you can find help and answer any questions you may have about the airport or your flight.

If you need something to eat or drink, the airport has a variety of restaurants, cafes and bars. There is something for all tastes and schedules.

For those who need to shop, there is a good selection of duty-free shops and boutiques selling everything from souvenirs and local products to fashion and luxury goods. You can also find local product stores where you can buy typical Mallorcan products.

The airport offers free Wi-Fi throughout the terminal so you can stay connected during your stay. In addition, there are work areas and VIP rooms for those looking for a quieter and more comfortable space to work or relax. VIP lounges offer a more exclusive atmosphere with additional services such as food, drinks and seating areas.

For practical needs, the airport has ATMs and currency exchange offices so you can manage your money conveniently. Additionally, there are charging stations for electronic devices.

If you need transportation, the airport has taxi, bus and car rental services. Taxi ranks and rental car pick-up points are clearly signposted, and there is also a bus service connecting the airport to various parts of the island.

For families traveling with children, there are play areas and family services to make waiting easier. Additionally, the airport has baby care facilities and nursing rooms.

Finally, if you need special assistance or have any specific requirements, the airport offers assistance services for people with reduced mobility and other special needs.

Currently, the airline that has the best services and rates for taking your bicycle on a plane is Jet2. But here we leave you a list of the most popular and frequent airlines that operate in Mallorca (prices for transporting bikes as at October 2024 from Europe):

Ryanair: €60.

Easyjet: €52.

Vueling: from €45.

Iberia Express: €45.

Air Europa: from €150.

Air France: included in the standard ticket (limit 23 kg). Otherwise, the rate starts at €48.

British Airways: included in the standard ticket (23 kg limit). Otherwise, you will have to pay €50.

Mallorca Cycle Shuttle offers specialised shuttle services for cyclists. You can book a transfer from the airport to your cycling destination, whether it is your hotel or the start of the route you want to ride.

You can book a shuttle service for bicycle transport with Mallorca Cycle Shuttle. It is a company specialising in the transportation of cyclists and bicycles.

You can easily book through their website and see the full range of services and routes they have for cyclists. Bus out and bike back or bike out and bus back to ride the islands bucket list routes.

Yes, you can take your own bicycle on public transport in Mallorca, but the rules and conditions vary depending on the type of transport.

Trains: Bicycles are generally allowed on Mallorca trains. However, they are not allowed on all lines and there may be restrictions during peak hours or busy periods. It is advisable to check with the specific train service.

Buses: Taking bicycles on buses is more restrictive. Not all TIB buses allow bicycles unless they are foldable and can be stored in the trunk of the bus. The busier the service, the less likely a bicylcle will be allowed as they have schedules to keep to and do not want to be slowed down.

Metro: Mallorca has a small metro system in Palma, and bicycles are generally allowed, but again, there may be restrictions during peak hours. Folding bikes are usually allowed without problems.

Ferries: If you are traveling between the peninsula and Mallorca or to the other Balearic Islands, the ferries allow bicycles, often for an additional fee. It is recommended to check with the ferry company for specific policies and rates. Balearia accepts bicycles for free.

To book your bicycle as checked baggage for your flight to Mallorca, you must first check the policies of the airline you fly with. Each airline has its own rules and fees regarding bicycles, and in fact, not all airlines allow bicycles on their flights.

We recommend booking in advance, as most airlines have a limited number of bikes they can take on each flight, so you can ensure you fly with yours. Once you've verified it, you can book your bike with your airline; check their website to find the specific procedure for transporting your bike.

Some airlines require that you inform them in advance if you plan to fly with your bicycle. Once you have booked it is time to prepare your bike. Make sure it is packed correctly and according to the airline's requirements to avoid bad surprises.

The cost of parking at Palma de Mallorca Airport varies depending on the duration of the parking, the area or whether it is a short or long-term parking.

Short-term parking is charged per hour and costs between 1.5 and 3 euros per hour.

Long-term parking on the airport grounds is charged per day or week but prices range from 10 to 20 euros per day. Sometimes you can access discounts if you book in advance through their website. There are special rates for frequent travelers.

Long-term parking off the airport grounds is slightly cheaper but less convenient as you have to take a shuttle bus to and from your car.
If your plan is to park for more than a week, you may want to consider the Park and Fly car parks located outside the airport as they may be cheaper.

If you book directly at the airport, you can pay by card or cash at their information offices or at the ticket machines.

If you are going to the airport only to drop off or pick up someone, you have 15' free parking at the exits of both terminals.

At this link you have access to the most frequently asked questions and answers about how to park at Palma de Mallorca Airport.

The distance from the airport and the city center is approximately 10km. It takes about 20 to 30 minutes to get there by bus and 15 minutes or so by taxi.

We recommend arriving at least 2 hours before your flight, especially during peak season as there are many families traveling together and the airport gets very busy so check-in and security can take a while.

We also advise keeping in mind that Palma airport is quite large and depending on your boarding gate you will have to walk about 15 minutes. If you are traveling to non-European countries you will have passport control before you can enter the boarding gate area.

If you only have hand luggage you can check-in online and go directly to the security check, this way you will save at least 30 minutes.

The luggage storage at Palma de Mallorca Airport is located in the arrivals terminal on the ground floor of the airport.

All luggage left in the luggage storage goes through a security scanner to verify that it does not contain dangerous objects.

Luggage weighing more than 25kg or measuring more than 160cm is not allowed in the luggage storage, excluding scooters and bicycles.

Luggage drop off hours: Monday to Sunday from 9:00 am to 2:00 pm without exception.

Luggage claim hours: Monday to Sunday from 7:00 am to 7:00 pm without exception.

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Yes, there is a currency exchange service at Palma de Mallorca Airport operated by BFC and they are located in the arrivals terminal and the departures terminal.

Remember that you can always make payments with your cards or withdraw money from the ATMs located at the airport and around the island.

It is better to have cash with you to purchase from the smaller restaurants and cafes.

You can book a private transfer that will take you from Palma de Mallorca Airport directly to the doorstep of your hotel. These transfers can be buses if you travel in a group.

You cannot book a public bus directly from the airport to your hotel. Public buses operate under fixed routes and schedules and do not offer door-to-door hotel service. However, you can use the public bus to get as close to your hotel as possible.

Here you have some options to get to your hotel from Palma de Mallorca Airport:

Public transport: EMT line A1: This bus goes from the airport to the city center where you can find the main station and the rest of the lines that go to the rest of the island.

Taxi: They are available outside the arrivals terminal outside the airport.

Private transfers: It is the best option if you travel with luggage and your own bicycle or if you travel in a group.

Some public buses go directly from the airport to various towns on the island, but depending on which town or area you wish to travel to, you will probably have to go into the city centre which then offers public buses to all over the island.

Yes, you can use the public bus that goes from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Alcudia.

Once you leave the arrivals terminal you must find the TIB bus stop (yellow and red). The line you must take to get to Alcudia is the A32 and it operates approximately every hour. The ticket costs between 8 and 13 euros and you can buy it directly from the driver or through their website. The journey takes between 1 and 1.5 hours.

Depending on how busy the service is, bike boxes cannot always be transported.

Yes, you can use public transport to get from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Pollença but it requires several changes and can take a long time.

This is how you get to Pollença with the public bus:

Once you leave the arrivals terminal after collecting your luggage, walk to the bus stop which is located in front of the exit after crossing the walkway. The bus you are going to take is the blue and green one operated by the EMT. The line you are looking for is the A1, which goes from the airport to the center of Palma.

When you arrive in the center of Palma you will get off at the Plaza de España. This bus operates every 15 minutes or so and costs 5 euros for a single ticket and takes about 20 minutes to reach the Intermodal Station, the main public transport station on the island located in the Plaza de España.

The bus will leave you in front of the station and you need to go down the stairs and look for line 340 or 345 which is the one that goes to Pollença.You can check the schedules when you get there or through their website but they generally run every hour during the day but not at night. The ticket costs about 10 or 15 euros per person and takes between 1-5 and 2 hours to arrive depending on traffic and the line you take.

If you want to get to Pollença more quickly and efficiently, it is advisable to book a private transfer, especially if you travel with luggage and your own bicycle.

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Yes, you can rent cars at Palma de Mallorca Airport. There are several well-known rental companies available such as:

• Avis
• Budget
• Europcar
• Hertz
• Sixt
• Enterprise
• Goldcar
• Record Go
• OK Mobility

The rental offices are located in the arrivals terminal and you can collect your car in the car rental area located in the airport parking lot on the ground floor. It is advisable to book your car in advance of your arrival, especially during peak season, to make sure there is availability and you get the best price.

There are several ways to buy a bus ticket in Mallorca.

You can buy it directly on the bus through the driver and you can pay in cash or by card. It is the most common way to buy a bus ticket in Mallorca.

You can get your ticket through the ticket machines that you will find in the main stations or near the bus stops.

TIB Web: TIB is the company that operates the buses that connect the towns of the island. Through their website you can see the schedules and any relevant information for your journey. It is also useful for finding bus stops, routes and schedules.

At the Intermodal Station, the main public transport station located in the center of Palma, there is an information office where you can also buy your bus tickets. From this station you can take the bus or metro to any part of the island.

Always remember to check the latest schedule and ticket updates as services may be subject to changes.

On public transport you can pay with card or cash. Children under 5 years old do not pay and there are discounts for families traveling together.

To move within Palma there is the intercity bus operated by the EMT. You can buy the ticket directly on the bus or at the ticket machine that you will find at some stops.

Bicycles are not always accepted on public transport in Mallorca, it depends on the time of day, the service, whether the service is on time, how busy the service is and the driver.

In Palma de Mallorca there is Uber but at the moment we do not consider it to be the best or cheapest option. In Mallorca, Uber does not operate in the same way as other large cities so we consider it a better option if you take a local taxi or a private transfer.

Here we leave you the most common ways to get around the island:

Local taxis: You can easily find them outside the arrivals terminal.

Private transfers: Some companies offer private transfer services that you can book before arriving on the island to ensure that you will have transportation when you arrive without wasting time. You can book it online and you will have a fixed price according to the service you need.

Public transport: There are buses that connect the airport and various parts of the island. Line A1 and A2 operated by the EMT operate between the airport and the center of Palma (A1) and Arenal (A2). From the center of Palma you can take buses and trains to other parts of the island. You can check schedules, lines and connections here.

These are the four ways you have to get from the airport to the center of Palma:

Bus: Public bus line A1 is the green and blue bus operated by the EMT that connects the airport with the center of Palma. The bus operates approximately every 15 minutes and costs about 5 euros per person each way. You can buy the ticket directly from the driver or at the ticket machines that you will find next to the bus stop. This bus reaches the center of Palma in about 20-25 minutes. You will find the stop right at the exit of the arrivals terminal.Line A2 works in the same way but instead of going to the center of Palma it will take you to Arenal and the journey time is 15-20 minutes.

Taxi: At the exit of the arrivals terminal you can find taxis that will take you to the center of Palma. The journey is about 15-20 minutes depending on traffic and your final destination. It costs about 20-30 euros more or less with additional charges for traveling at night or on holidays, although the price will always vary depending on your final destination.

Private transfer. The duration is similar to that of the taxi and the price varies depending on the service you book and the amount of luggage you transport. It's a great option if you are a group traveling together.

You can rent a car if you prefer the flexibility of having your own vehicle available for whatever. The cost varies depending on the company and the type of vehicle you want. This option is not recommended for the center of Palma as it is usually very busy and finding parking can be very difficult and sometimes expensive.

Whether to pre-book a taxi or not depends on your personal preferences but the benefits of pre-booking a taxi outweigh the disadvantages, especially during high season and rush hours.

If you book a taxi in advance or a private transfer service, you will have a fixed price from the beginning. In addition, the driver will be waiting for you at the exit of the terminal which will save you time queuing and stress, especially if you travel during high season or arrive at peak times. Furthermore, this way you will have guaranteed transportation which is of great help during high season, rush hours, if you arrive very late at night or if your return is at dawn.

A taxi from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Palma city centre can cost between 20 and 30 euros depending on factors such as traffic, time of day and additional costs for travelling at night or on holidays.

If you are travelling alone or light with luggage, you can consider taking the public bus for a cheaper trip. The A1 bus line operated by the EMT, the green and blue bus, will take you directly from the airport to the Intermodal Station located in Plaza España right in the centre of Palma.

A taxi from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Alcúdia, located in the north of the island, costs between 90 and 120 euros.

The price varies depending on traffic, time of day and other additional baggage fees, or whether you are travelling during the day or at night or on a holiday.

If you are travelling with your own bicycle and/or in a group, we recommend booking a private transfer if you want the easiest and most efficient door to door service.

There are four different ways to get to Pollença from Palma de Mallorca Airport. The best option will depend on your preferences and budget. In this article we explain the different ways you have to get to your final destination, Pollença:

You can take a taxi which generally takes about 60 minutes and costs around 90 to 120 euros.

You can book a private transfer. We believe this is the best option because of all the benefits it represents. You’ll have a driver waiting for you on your arrival and get a vehicle that actually suits your needs, whether that being you're travelling with family, a group of friends or a lot of luggage. You want to make sure you’ll have enough space to carry everyone’s bike box! Also, you will have a closed price in advance, and you can book the return at the same time. So you can worry about enjoying your holiday and rides, and not about how you are going to get back to the airport at the end of them.

The drive to Pollença is always between 45 and 60 minutes, depending on the traffic of the day you arrive. For this option, we recommend Mallorca Holiday Transfers, since they specialise in transporting cyclists and groups around the island.

You can rent a car if your plan is exploring the island on your own when you are off the bike. The prices vary depending on the type of car you request and the rental company. We don’t recommend this option because during the high season the roads get really busy and finding a car park can be very challenging. To be honest, we want you to enjoy your holiday the best way possible and not be stressed by traffic jams and looking for car parks.

You can also take the public bus. The price is around 10 or 15 euros per ticket and the duration of the journey it’s about 1.5 hours depending on traffic and connections. Here you can find the timetable.

There are four different ways to get to Alcudia from Palma de Mallorca Airport. The best option will depend on your preferences and budget. In this article we explain the different ways you have to get to your final destination, Alcudia:

You can take a taxi which generally takes about 60 minutes and costs around 90 to 120 euros.

You can book a private transfer. We believe this is the best option because of all the benefits it represents. You’ll have a driver waiting for you on your arrival and get a vehicle that actually suits your needs, whether that being you're travelling with family, a group of friends or a lot of luggage. You want to make sure you’ll have enough space to carry everyone’s bike box! Also, you will have a closed price in advance, and you can book the return at the same time. So you can worry about enjoying your holiday and rides, and not about how you are going to get back to the airport at the end of them.

The drive to Alcudia is always between 45 and 60 minutes, depending on the traffic of the day you arrive. For this option, we recommend Mallorca Holiday Transfers, since they specialise in transporting cyclists and groups around the island.

You can rent a car if your plan is exploring the island on your own when you are off the bike. The prices vary depending on the type of car you request and the rental company. We don’t recommend this option because during the high season the roads get really busy and finding a car park can be very challenging. To be honest, we want you to enjoy your holiday the best way possible and not be stressed by traffic jams and looking for car parks.

You can also take the public bus. The price is around 10 or 15 euros per ticket and the duration of the journey it’s about 1.5 hours depending on traffic and connections. Here you can find the timetable.

The best way to get to the start of the Mallorca 312 if it is too far to ride to Playa de Muro from where you are staying, is with Mallorca Cycle Shuttle.

Yes, it is possible to cycle from Palma to Manacor. The approximate distance between these two cities on the island is about 50 kilometres, depending on the specific route you chose.

A popular route for cyclists is the service road that follows the MA-15 highway, which directly connects Palma and Manacor. This route is fairly direct and has a distance of approximately 53 kilometres. Along the way, you will encounter various road conditions and varied landscapes, ranging from urban areas to rural areas.

You can also consider taking more scenic alternative routes, which may include secondary roads and passes through villages in the interior of the island.

The best way to get a taxi in Alcudia is through the Mallorcab app. Through this app you can get a taxi in Alcudia, Pollensa, Can Picafort and Muro.

We suggest you buy a rescue policy from Mallorca Bike Rescue before you arrive.

In Mallorca it is not simply a matter of calling a taxi if you break down:

• There are complicated zoning laws defining which taxi can collect where
• There is a reluctance to fetch someone from the side of the road
• There is reluctance to put a bike into a taxi

You are in a foreign country how are your language skills suited to negotiating the above? Mallorca Bike Rescue come and collect you if your bike or body breaks down, saving you time and stress by getting you quickly to the nearest bike repair facility; or back to where you’re staying; or back to where you hired your bike your choice.

Their rescue policy is available during the main cycling seasons, 15th February to 31st May and 1st September to 15th November.

A taxi from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Pollença, located in the north of the island, generally costs between 100 and 130 euros. The price varies depending on traffic, time of day and other factors such as luggage or if you are travelling at night or on a holiday.

If you are travelling with your own bike or in a group, we recommend booking a private transfer so that you have enough space for you, your luggage and your friends.

Some hotels offer a free shuttle service from the airport to the hotel and back. We recommend checking with the hotel in this information before booking any external service.

If your hotel doesn’t offer a free shuttle, in this article we show you the options available for you to get to your hotel from the airport.

Private shuttle: In Mallorca, there are several transport companies specialising in taking passengers from the airport to their final destination on the island. Mallorca Holiday Transfer has different services depending on the purpose of your trip, for example, big groups or weddings. Its most demanded service is the transfer of passengers between the airport and hotels around the island. Every year, they can transport over 30,000 travellers. If you travel with your bike, they specialise in transport and services for cyclists who travel alone or in a group with all their luggage and bike boxes, coming to the island to enjoy the Mecca of cycling in the Mediterranean.

Taxi: You will always be able to take a taxi from the airport to take you to your hotel. If you travel with your own bike, make sure you pre-book a taxi or another transport service since not all the cars available at the airport will have the space enough to carry your bike and luggage all together, especially if you are travelling with family or friends. In this case, our recommendation is to book a private transfer so you make sure you have a driver waiting for you at the terminal and space for everyone’s luggage and bike boxes. Besides, you’ll be able to travel all together, allowing you to save some money that you could spend on more interesting things.

Bus: Public bus is available at the airport to go to different towns around the island. The prices vary depending on your destinations, and you’ll need to find out what’s the closest stop to your hotel. From the airport, there’s a direct bus to the centre of Palma and Arenal and the stop it’s just right outside the arrivals terminal. From the airport, there’s two bus lines operating, A1 (goes to Palma centre) and A2 (goes to Arenal). To go to any other town on the island you’ll need to use the red and yellow bus called TIB and you can find the ti