Private transfer
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€151.80
Recently checked price · per vehicle · checked Sep 13, 2026 · assumes 4 passengers
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- Door to door
- Yes
- Best for
- FamiliesGroupsLots of luggage
Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI)
Cala Millor
Cala Millor is 70 km from Palma airport on the east coast, an hour to seventy minutes across the island. The regulated taxi works out at 89 to 103 EUR for the vehicle, the highest on this site. The A42 airport coach does call here, but the timetable the operator publishes runs only to the end of October.
One bookable transfer for this route

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€151.80
Recently checked price · per vehicle · checked Sep 13, 2026 · assumes 4 passengers
via Viator
€89–€103
Calculated fare · per vehicle
Includes a €4.65 airport supplement
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Seasonal service
Seventy kilometres is the longest drive we cover from this airport, and it is also where the two routing engines agree most closely, 1.7 km apart, because the Ma-15 across the island is one road with no alternative worth taking. The consequence is a fare with very little room in it: 89 EUR on a weekday, 103 at a weekend or at night, and no shorter way round to shave it.
Taxi
Eighty-nine euros for the vehicle is twenty-two each at four, door to door, over an hour's drive. Five or six passengers add 3.00 EUR to the whole fare, not to each share.
Taxi
The coach timetable the operator publishes ends on 31 October and says nothing about winter. Until that is confirmed, treat the taxi as the only option you can count on out of season.
Bus
The A42 calls at Cala Millor and runs from the airport. Between late March and the end of October it is by far the cheapest way across the island; check the fare on the zone calculator and the times on the line's own timetable.
Private transfer
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Current price shown at Viator
A private transfer is arranged in advance and the driver meets you in arrivals. Over seventy kilometres against a fare near a hundred euros, and with a coach that may not be running when you arrive, this is the route where fixing a price in advance is worth most. We do not show a bookable transfer for this route. The search returned no product at all whose title is this airport to this destination, and the ones that came closest go somewhere else on the island. Nothing is hidden here: there is no inventory that meets the standard this site applies, so the page says so rather than offering you the nearest thing.
See the bookable transfer at the top of this page.
Taxi
€89–€103
Calculated fare · per vehicle
The rank is at Terminal floor 0, arrivals, and the airport operator says plainly to use the signed rank rather than anyone offering a service elsewhere. Seventy kilometres on a road with no alternative produces a fare with very little slack in it. There is no ring to weigh against a crossing and no shorter way for a driver to pick: our two routing engines agree to within 1.7 kilometres, closer than on any other route on the island. What is left to vary is the band, and between weekday and weekend that is fourteen euros.
Bus
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Line A42 links Cala Bona to this airport and the operator's sequence of calls puts Cala Millor second on the run, so there is a direct coach across the island. The catch is printed on the same page: the timetable currently published runs from 27 March to 31 October 2026, and nothing states whether the line operates outside that window. We have marked the option seasonal rather than available for that reason, which matters more here than it would on a short hop, because the alternative is a hundred-euro taxi. As on every Aerotib route, the fare is charged by zone hops rather than a per-route price and the timetable is a raster PDF, so neither figure appears here.
70 km, 60–70 min. Measured on the road, so unchanged either way.
Same Ajuntament de Palma rates per kilometre. What we cannot carry over is the €4.65 airport supplement, which our figure records for a journey that starts at the terminal; nothing we hold says how it is treated on one that ends there. Without it: €85 by day, €99 at night and on Sundays. A floor, not an answer.
TIB (Aerotib) sets down at Cala Millor. That is where you board going back.
Departure times from Cala Millor are not verified. The times on this page are departures from the airport, and reading them backwards would invent a timetable.
A taxi from this airport does not run on a meter. The fare follows a schedule published by the Ajuntament de Palma, so it can be worked out in advance rather than quoted. These are the maximums that schedule allows over the measured distance, not a price anyone has offered you.
| Schedule | Pick-up | Distance charge | Airport | Fare ceiling |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| OrdinaryMonday to Friday, 07:00 to 21:00 | 2.50 | 82.6468.9 km x 1.20 | 4.65 | €89 |
| Specialweekday nights from 21:00 to 07:00, and all day on Saturdays, Sundays and official holidays | 2.85 | 95.2870.6 km x 1.35 | 4.65 | €103 |
92% of it is distance. The pick-up charge and the airport supplement together are €7.15, however far you are going.
Published maximums · EUR · Distance measured by road, not straight line
A private transfer to Cala Millor is arranged in advance and the driver meets you in arrivals. Prices move, so the link opens the current ones at Viator.
About 70 km. Two routing engines returned 68.87 and 70.58 kilometres from the arrivals kerbside, the closest agreement of any route on the island.
89 to 103 EUR for the vehicle, worked from the city's published bands over the measured distance and including the 4.65 EUR airport supplement. It is the most expensive route on this site.
Yes, line A42, but the timetable the operator currently publishes runs from 27 March to 31 October 2026 and says nothing about the winter. Check before you rely on it out of season.
An hour to seventy minutes without traffic. The Ma-15 is fast for most of its length; the last section through Son Servera is not.
No. Mallorca has no toll roads.
Every figure on this page is checked against a named source and dated. We do not publish a number we cannot point at.
OSRM routing engine on OpenStreetMap data, opens in a new tabCalculated by us
Road distance · checked Sep 10, 2026
Valhalla routing engine on OpenStreetMap data, opens in a new tabCalculated by us
Journey time by road · checked Sep 10, 2026
Ajuntament de Palma, Mobilitat, taxi fares, opens in a new tabGovernment source
Taxi fare basis · checked Sep 10, 2026
TransferSelect calculation, Palma Airport to Cala Millor taxi fareCalculated by us
Taxi price · checked Sep 10, 2026
TIB, line A42 Cala Bona to Palma Airport, opens in a new tabOperator
Bus service details · checked Sep 10, 2026