Calas de Mallorca Taxis
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The two best ways to get from Palma airport to Calas de Mallorca is to either pre-book a private airport transfer or take a local taxi from the rank outside the arrivals hall.
We have always recommended Solhop, a fully licensed Spanish supplier. You don’t need a credit card to pre-book and you can pay your driver in cash or with a card. You can also cancel your booking at any time without having to haggle about refunds.
For more detailed information on this topic, please also see our page Palma Airport Transfers.
How far is it from Palma Airport to Calas de Mallorca?
It takes around 55 minutes to drive the 63.2 km journey along the Ma-19 from Palma Airport to Calas de Mallorca.
Price of a Taxi Transfer from Palma Airport to Calas de Mallorca
It costs around €80 – €95 for a taxi for up to 4 passengers from Palma Airport to Calas de Mallorca if you get a taxi from the taxi rank. If you prebook online the cost is around €85 for economy class and €110 for premier class and child seats can be included. A minivan for up to 7 passengers will cost around €115 and a minibus for up to 13 passengers around €135, although keep in mind that these vehicles do need to be pre-arranged.
| Private Transfer from Palma Airport to Calas de Mallorca | Approx. Price |
| Car (1-4 people) | €82 |
| Minivan (5-7 people) | €115 |
| Minibus (8-13 people) | €135 |
| VIP transfer (1-4 people) | €123 |
Directions from Palma Airport to Calas de Mallorca
The drive to Calas de Mallorca from Palma International Airport is very simple and should take just under an hour, depending on traffic and the time of day. When leaving the airport, head in the direction of Santanyi on the MA-19 for two kilometres and then take exit 10 following the signs for Manacor MA-15. Stay on this road, taking the ring road to the right when you reach Manacor, following the signs for Calas de Mallorca. All the driving is on motorways so you should not get lost.
Car Hire to Calas de Mallorca
If you are looking to get out and explore Mallorca on your own, the best way is to hire a car at the airport. Last year, 27 million people passed through Palma International Airport so, as you would imagine, all the top car rental firms have offices at the airport.
Alamo, Hertz, Sixt, Europcar, RecordGo, Enterprise, Thrifty, Avis, Budget, Goldcar, Rhodium, Interent, Keddy by Europcar all offer airport pick up and drop off, but you could save a little money by using an off-site company such as Centauro, OK, Hiper, Wiber, Dollar and Drivalia. All of these car rental companies offer a free shuttle bus service from the airport to their lots.
Due to Mallorca being a summer holiday destination great deals on cars can be had in the winter, but in the summer the demand is so great that you are advised to book well in advance in order to get the type of vehicle you want.
Make sure to take out full insurance cover and be sure to read your rental agreement so that you can understand whether or not you should bring the car back full of fuel or not. Most operate a full when you leave the airport and full when you bring it back. If you don’t bring the car back with a full tank you will be charged a fee and have to pay a surcharge for the fuel.
For more information on the topic, please also see our page car hire from Mallorca airport.
About Calas de Mallorca
Ideally placed in the southeast of Mallorca just 70 kilometres from Palma International Airport, the purpose-built modern resort of Calas de Mallorca is ideal for families looking for fun in the sun.
In recent years, most of the hotels have leaned towards offering all-inclusive holidays which have proved to be very popular with families. Younger people may find Calas a little too quiet with all the nightlife centred on hotel based entertainment, but it would certainly suit people looking for a “get-away-from-it-all” type of holiday.
Calas de Mallorca has three white sandy beaches set in coves which are easily reached by walking or taking a mini road train that stops at all the hotels along the way. Cala Domingos Gran is the largest of the three and offers all the facilities you come to expect in a Spanish holiday destination.
Excursions are available to the Caves of Drach and the Pearl Factory in Manacor as well as buses to other resorts and the nearby town of Felanitx and its popular Sunday morning market.