Arriving By Air
Palma’s airport – Son Sant Joan Airport www.aena.es is 11km east of Palma city centre and is where the bulk of tourists enter the island from. Once a provincial airport Palma airport is now one of Europes busiest serving more than 20 million people a year.
It is worth noting that the airport is very big and your check in point and gate can be quite far apart (up to a 30 minute walk) so leave plenty of time navigate through the airport.
Airport Transfers
You can pickup a taxi outside the airport 24 hours a day. They can be expensive so it is best to define a fare price with the driver before you get in.
Buses
There is a public bus that runs to Palma every 15 minutes via Placa d’Espanya and then along to the seafront ferry station and port. At Placa d’Espanya you can change and get the train or another bus to different destinations around the island.
Arriving By Sea
Up to a million tourists per years arrive on the island by sea; cruise ships and ferries from other islands dock at Palma Harbour. Car and passenger ferries from Menorca, Barcelona, Ibiza and Valencia dock at the commercial harbour in Palma.
From the port you can catch the airport bus which will take you back into the city.