55-75 min transfer
Majorca
Playa de Formentor
About Majorca
Majorca is rich in culture, history and natural beauty, so it’s no surprise that many travellers return time and again to enjoy its mild climate, beautiful beaches and dramatic contrasts in scenery.
You fly into Palma, the island’s impressive capital, and many of our featured resorts are less than two hours away from the airport. Palma itself is a harbour city steeped in history. Take a stroll along the Paseo Maritimo and into the Old Town: expect narrow winding lanes, welcoming cafés and bars, and the striking cathedral (La Seu) dominating the skyline.
On the east coast of Majorca, you’ll…
Our Majorca Tips
Stay in Alcudia and Playa du Muro on the east coast, and soak up the sun on one of Majorca's longest sandy beaches.
Base yourself in Puerto Pollensa and discover the charms and sights of the island's north.
Explore the culture and history of Palma's old town.
Sample some of the Mediterranean's best seafood and fabulous local wine.
Enjoy a one-of-a-kind cocktail in the world famous Abaco Bar.
Majorca Scenes
Cala Moro
Vintage Tram Port d'Soller
Palma Cathedral
Portal Nous
Village of Deia
Es Pontas Rock Formations
2026 Flight Timetable
All our Majorca flights are operated by our trusted partners at BA CityFlyer using a comfortable Embraer E190 jet aircraft. The seating configuration for this plane is a 2 x 2 layout with seats numbered AB-CD across one row.
All times are local and subject to change.
From Jersey
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Flight Information
Check out more flight informationAirport
The airport is located in the south of the island just next to the Mallorcan capital Palma, around 8 km east of the city centre.
Check-in
Check-in opens from 2.5 hours prior to departure in Majorca and minimum check-in time for all flights is 1 hour prior to departure. Please visit the Flight Information Page (linked above) for full details.
Facts about Majorca
Language
Spanish is the official language of Majorca, although English is widely spoken in most tourist areas.
Local time
GMT +1 hour (Central European Time). Majorca is 1 hour ahead of the UK.
Currency
Euro (€). Most shops and restaurants accept major credit and debit cards, as well as cash
Fly to
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI)
Flight time
- From Jersey: 2 hours
- From Guernsey: 2 hours
- From Isle of Man: 3 hours
Events in Majorca
Ironman 70.3 Alcudia-Mallorca (9 May 2026)
Held annually in the picturesque town of Alcudia, this renowned triathlon features a 1.9 km swim in the crystal-clear waters of Alcudia Bay, a challenging 90 km bike ride through the scenic Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and a 21.1 km flat run along the beachfront, the event attracts elite athletes from around the world.
Mallorca Live Festival (11 – 14 June 2026)
Set in Calvia (at the former Aquapark site near the beach), this is one of Majorca’s largest music festivals, with a mixture of international and Spanish artists, multiple stages, a world-food market, chill-out zones, and space for families as well as music lovers.
La Patrona Festival (27th July – 2nd August 2026)
Held in the town of Pollensa, this traditional festival reaches its peak on 2nd August with a spectacular Moors and Christians mock battle, followed by fireworks, beach bonfires, and a vibrant finale to a week of celebrations.
Total Solar Eclipse Viewing in Mallorca (12th August 2026)
Majorca will be one of the prime locations to witness a total solar eclipse, offering a rare and breathtaking natural spectacle for both locals and visitors to experience this celestial event. Various viewing events and packages are being organized across the island, this extraordinary event is set to be a highlight of the summer, attracting astronomy enthusiasts and curious travellers alike.
Getting Around
Train
Majorca has a small but scenic rail network operated by SFM (Serveis Ferroviaris de Mallorca). The main line runs from Palma to Inca, continuing on to Sa Pobla and Manacor, with regular services throughout the day. The historic Tren de Sóller, a vintage wooden train, also links Palma with the charming town of Sóller, offering a picturesque journey through the mountains. There is no train station at Palma de Mallorca Airport – you’ll need to take a taxi or bus to Palma city centre to connect with train services.
Taxi
Taxis are widely available across Majorca. You’ll find clearly marked taxi ranks in town centres, near beaches, and at major transport hubs. Your accommodation can also arrange one for you if needed. At Palma de Mallorca Airport, taxis operate from the official rank outside the arrivals area, and all vehicles use meters and display official fare information.
Bus
Majorca has an excellent bus network connecting Palma, the airport, and all major towns and resorts across the island. Services are mainly operated by TIB (Transports de les Illes Balears), most resorts have a central bus stop or station, and timetables are easy to access online or locally at stations and tourist information points.
Car Hire
Car hire is widely available across Majorca, with rental offices at Palma Airport and in all major resorts. Drivers must hold a full valid driving licence, and a credit card is usually required as a security deposit