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Majorca Transfers, Taxis & Shuttles - Holiday Private Transfers in Majorca (Mallorca)

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Majorca

Majorca airport transfers made easy

Start your trip the right way with Palma airport transfers you can rely on. Heading to a beachside resort, a private villa or a quiet rural retreat? We offer a full range of Majorca airport transfer options to suit every budget.

From private airport taxis to affordable shared shuttle services, we’ll get you from Palma de Mallorca airport to your destination quickly, safely, and at the right price.

Private transfers from Palma airport

Travel in comfort with our Majorca private transfers, perfect for families, couples or anyone wanting a door-to-door ride with zero fuss. Your driver will meet you at arrivals, help with luggage, and take you directly to your accommodation.

Choose from:

  • Standard and executive cars
  • Private minibuses for groups
  • Luxury vehicles for special occasions

Our private transfers from Palma airport include:

  • Flight tracking and waiting time
  • Friendly, professional drivers
  • Free child or booster seats (on request)

Looking for a quick and comfy ride? Book your private transfer now!

Shared shuttle services

Want to save a bit on your transfer? Our cheap airport transfers via shared shuttle are ideal for solo travellers, backpackers and those on a budget. You'll share the ride with a few other holidaymakers going in the same direction.

  • Safe, reliable and low-cost
  • Great for short and mid-range resort trips
  • Luggage included

This is one of the most affordable ways to travel from Palma airport to your hotel or resort.

Popular resorts & transfer times from Palma airport

Heading to one of Mallorca's top resorts? Here’s a quick look at average travel times from Palma de Mallorca airport:

Wherever you're staying, our Majorca transfers make your journey smooth and easy.

Prices & what’s included

No hidden costs, no surprises. Our prices are upfront and competitive, some of the cheapest airport transfers Majorca has to offer.

What’s included in your transfer:

  • All tolls and taxes
  • Customer support
  • Meet & greet at Palma airport

Transfer from Majorca airport to your resort in comfort, book today for the best deals!

Extra services

We also offer:

  • Accessible vehicles for wheelchair users
  • Child and booster seats
  • Extra luggage space for golf clubs or bikes
  • Cruise port transfers
  • Airport taxi transfers for last-minute trips

Need something special? Just ask when booking your airport transfer Mallorca.

Why book your Majorca taxi transfer with us?

We're trusted by thousands of travellers across the UK and Europe for airport transfers in Spain and beyond. Here’s why:

✔ Fixed prices: no meter, no hidden fees

✔ Local, licensed drivers

✔ Easy online booking

✔ English-speaking support

✔ Options for private transfer Palma airport or shared rides

About Majorca (Mallorca)

Located in the Mediterranean Sea, Majorca is the largest of Spain's Balearic Islands. The island sits just off Spain's east coast and sees thousands of tourists land on its shores each year. Spelled Mallorca in the local language, residents of the island speak Catalan rather than Spanish. The language is also used in schools and by the government, so knowing a little ahead of time will improve any trip to Majorca.

Climate

The Mediterranean climate of Majorca is what brings so many visitors to the island. The summers are bright and warm, with all day sunshine enveloping the brown sands of the beaches. The winters in Majorca can be chilly, especially for tourists going inland. Meanwhile, summers are hot, but visitors can cool off in the bright blue waters of the sea.

Landmarks

From natural beauty to gothic cathedrals, Majorca provides something for everyone while they stay on the Spanish island. The Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma is one of the island's main attractions. Building on the gothic cathedral began in 1229, but wasn't finished until 1601. Another gothic architecture favourite on the island is Bellver Castle. Located three kilometres west of Palma city centre, the castle was built in the 14th century for the kings of Majorca. Today the castle is a historic museum and is one of the symbols of the city.

Hiking trails

Majorca is not only home to beautiful beaches for sun and surf, but the island also has fantastic hiking trails. Cap de Formentor is one such area, and the peninsula is a favourite of those looking to see Majorca's natural beauty.

Cuisine

Majorca's recipes are populated with almonds, olives, walnuts and tomatoes. These ingredients have helped shape Majorca's unique cuisine over the centuries. Being part of Spain, Majorca is famous for its paella, though the island does it with a twist; Majorcan paella features noodles rather than rice, giving it a unique texture. Fresh fish and pork are also local favourites, and visitors can sample plenty of calamari and jamon when tapas bar hopping.

Nightlife

The island has been a top tourist destination for Europeans for years. Due to this, the nightlife scene is tremendous and offers guests a variety of options. There are laid back Cuban style bars, modern nightclubs playing dance music and salsa clubs for those who are feeling passionate! The island is a perfect spot for both those seeking loud nights out and quiet drinks in dimly lit cafés.