With regular flights from all major
airports in the UK, the two hour journey to Mallorca couldn't be
easier. The ease in getting around doesn't stop on arrival either,
as the island boasts an up to date transport network. This includes
a reliable bus system between all the major towns, a multitude of
taxis, car rental firms and bicycles and mopeds to rent, as well
as a couple of minor rail lines. Distances between destinations
are small, as are the costs involved getting there. Plus island
hopping is easy with regular and inexpensive inter-island flights
and a reliable ferry service links Mallorca to it's near neighbours.
In addition our comprehensive list of travel agents and airlines
will help make your journeys away from the island comfortable and
hassle-free, and you can rely on our transportation pages to provide
you with a way of getting around on the island quickly |
The
buses within Palma run frequently and on time. Buses to the
resorts are often packed with standing rom only. 
There
is a train which travels across the centr of the island terminating
in Inca with many stops on the way.
There
are plenty of taxis cruising the streets, if the light is
green you can flag it down. 
An
absolute must if you come to Mallorca, a steam train travelling
through the mountainous lemon groves. 
