Majorca can be reached by plane from most major Spanish cities and European countries. Airlines like Ryanair, EasyJet, Vueling, including others, provide economical flights to Majorca. Less than 4 hours journey from London, Rome, Paris, etc, Majorca is one of the most visited destinations in the Balearics.

Airlines that fly direct from London to Palma International Airport are: British Airways from London City, easyJet from London-Gatwick, London-Luton, and London-Stansted, Ryanair from London-Stansted, and Thomas Cook Airlines and Thomson Airlines from London-Gatwick, London-Stansted and London-Luton.

For those who arrive at Spain first, Spainair, Vueling and Air Europa flights can be availed from Barcelona and Madrid, or Iberia Airlines and EasyJet from Madrid, to Majorca. From Barcelona, Valencia and Alicante, there are also ferry services that links Majorca to all other Balearic Islands.

From Majorca, there are boat trips available to the nearby islands. To discover Majorca in your own way, you can take a mini-train tour, Palma’s bus routes, or the Mallorca bus tour around the island. Renting a bicycle or car is pretty easy and taxis are available to and from all places on the island. Riding a horse-driven carriage is a unique way to explore Majorca.