A narrow lane in Alcudia old town, sandstone and painted houses on both sides with green louvred shutters, potted plants along the walls and no traffic.
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Which airport, and what the journey costs

Airports for Alcudia

Alcudia sits at the north-east corner of Mallorca and Palma airport at the south-west, which makes this a crossing of the island rather than a run along a coast: 59 km, forty-five to fifty-five minutes. There is no second airport to weigh, because Mallorca has one.

The airport

Getting to Alcudia

Palma Airport (PMI)59 km by roadAlcudia
Driving
45–55 min
Private transfer, per vehicle
€124.44
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Every figure here is the same one the route guide shows, read from the same record. Prices say what kind of price they are, and a coach fare charged per person is not comparable with a vehicle price without doing the arithmetic for your own group.

Transfer options from Palma Airport to Alcudia, compared by fare, journey time and whether they run door to door.
OptionFareJourney timeDoor to door
Private transfer

€124.44

Recently checked price · per vehicle · checked Sep 13, 2026 · assumes 4 passengers

Yes
Taxi

€76–€91

Calculated fare · per vehicle

Yes
Bus

Price unavailable

Not checked yet

No

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One island, one airport

Mallorca has a single airport handling scheduled flights, so the question this page answers everywhere else does not really arise here. What replaces it is the length of the transfer: Alcudia is as far from the terminal as anywhere on the island a visitor is likely to stay, and the drive crosses the middle rather than following the sea.

The old town and the port are not the same place

Alcudia's walled old town is a couple of kilometres inland of Port d'Alcudia on the bay. We measured both: 57.99 and 60.42 kilometres to the old town by our two routing engines, 58.94 and 61.45 to the port. Both engines put the port about a kilometre further, consistently, so the difference is real rather than noise, and the address you give a driver is worth getting right.

What the journey costs

The regulated taxi works out at 76 to 91 EUR for the vehicle, which includes the 4.65 EUR supplement the Ajuntament de Palma charges on journeys from the airport. There is no toll road anywhere on Mallorca. Line A32 runs from the airport to Can Picafort and calls at Alcudia on the way, and line A33 links Port d'Alcudia to the airport by way of Inca, so there is a direct coach. The fare is charged by zone hops rather than a per-route price and the timetable is published as a seasonal PDF, so we print neither figure here.

Frequently asked questions

Which airport should I fly into for Alcudia?

Palma, at 59 km. It is the only airport on Mallorca with scheduled flights, so there is nothing to compare it against.

How far is Alcudia from Palma Airport?

About 59 km, a crossing from the south-west corner of the island to the north-east bay, and forty-five to fifty-five minutes of free-flowing road.

Is Port d'Alcudia the same as Alcudia?

Not for a transfer. The walled old town is a couple of kilometres inland of the port on the bay, and both our routing engines put the port about a kilometre further from the airport.

Is there a toll road on Mallorca?

No. Nothing is added to a taxi meter for the road itself anywhere on the island.

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