How to get to Mallorca

The easiest and fastest way to get to the island is by plane, as Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), also known as Son Sant Joan International Airport, is the third most important Spanish airport and one of the best connected airports in the Mediterranean.Destinations and airlines HERE

With over 70 airlines operating at the airport. The main European capitals are less than 3 hours away by plane, Madrid is 1 hour away and Barcelona 30 minutes, approximately.

Mallorca has two ports intended for passenger traffic: the port of Palma, the main island, and the port of Alcúdia. Three companies currently connect Mallorca to other Spanish ports (Barcelona, Valencia and Denia) and to the other Balearic Islands (Menorca, Ibiza and Formentera). It is also possible to reach our island by sea from France (Toulon).

PORT OF PALMA

Palma is connected to Barcelona, Valencia and Denia. The journey to the peninsula lasts between 6 and 8 hours depending on the destination and the type of vessel.

TIt is also possible to travel to other ports in the Balearic archipelago. Mahón (Menorca) is about 5 and a half hours away by ferry. The boat to Ibiza takes about 4 hours and by ferry only two.

PORT OF ALCÚDIA

The Port of Alcúdia is located on the north coast of the island of Mallorca in a bay of the same name. It is a popular place for many Mallorcans and one of the busiest tourist areas.

Travelling around Mallorca by bus is possible, but only between the main towns. Mallorca has a public transport network managed by Transportes de las Islas Baleares (TIP), which connects Palma with the main population centres on the island.

Check the lines and schedules HERE

The organisation will provide transport by bus on the day of the race for those participants staying in different areas of the island

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The island has three main train lines, all of which depart from Palma de Mallorca's Intermodal Station, located in Plaza de España.

• The T1 is the line that ends at Inca Estació and covers a large part of the north of Mallorca.
• The T2 goes to Sa Pobla, one of the most important towns in the east of Mallorca.
• The T3 goes to Manacor, a town that serves to explore the south of Mallorca.

Schedules HERE