When fly out to Majorca to enjoy an amazing holiday at Club MAC Alcudia, you’ll land in Palma Airport. As the major gateway into Majorca, you need to know what to expect when you reach Palma Airport to ensure you start your summer Balearic getaway off right!
Getting to Majorca
If you’re holidaying in Majorca this year, you’ll need to book a flight to the Island. Depending on where you are in the UK, it takes around two to three hours to jet out from the British Isles to Majorca. You can enter the Island easily, because there are no short-term stay visa restrictions on EU nationals.
Palma Airport
You’ll land in Palma Airport, which is just 8km south of the Island’s capital city Palma. Following Madrid and Barcelona Airports, Palma Airport is the third largest in Spain and the Island’s major air travel hub. Palma Airport gets pretty busy; it has handled more than 25m visitors since 2009, make sure you follow any signs in the Airport so you don’t get lost in the hustle and bustle!
Arriving in Palma
Palma has four terminals – A, B, C and D. Terminal A only handles domestic flights, so unless you plan to do some travelling in Spain while you’re in Majorca, you’ll probably never see it. Terminals B, C and D handle international flights, so you’ll probably arrive in one of these areas once you reach Majorca. Then all you need to do is pass baggage claim and the proper security checks and you’ll be able to head out from Palma Airport and explore the Island!
Getting to Club MAC
You’ll need to find a way to get from Palma Airport to Club MAC Alcudia, which is about a 40 minute drive in a car. You have quite a few options here. You can take a bus or a taxi from the Airport to Palma and then travel to Alcudia. You could also rent a car and drive from Palma Airport to our resort. Several car hire companies including Avis and Herz offer car rental services from Palma.
Special assistance
If you or someone you’re traveling with has an invisible disability, such as autism or a mental health condition, Palma de Mallorca Airport offers special assistance to make your journey smoother. Services include priority boarding, trained staff, and quiet areas to reduce sensory overload. For more information on how to request assistance and access support materials, visit Aena’s official page.
Duty free
When you fly back to the UK, you might want to visit the Airport’s duty free area and buy a few gifts for friends and family back home. The duty free area is based in the passengers-only zone of the Departures Lounge on Floor 4. Open 24 hours a day in summer and from 6.30am to 22.30pm in winter, the duty free area features a range of fantastic shops! They specialise in Majorca’s famous pearls and glassware, as well as Spanish delicacies that would make the perfect holiday souvenirs!
Dream getaway
When you arrive in Palma Airport your dream getaway is only just getting started. Whiz through Palma Airport and have your transfer arrangements sorted beforehand, so you can get to Club MAC Alcudia as quickly as possible. Then you can check in and begin discovering this sun-drenched paradise!
