Balearic Islands Transfers

Balearic Transfers

If you are looking for cheap transfers in The Balearics or the most convenient type of transfers in The Balearics then look no further. We can offer a variety of reliable transfer options in The Balearics to suit your families needs and requirements.

Ibiza, Mallorca and Menorca are all very popular destinations and booking a transfer cheaply in advance is a must as it will ultimately save you paying much more when you arrive at the airport.

Once you arrive you will be met at the airport by your very own driver who will be ready and waiting to whisk you away to your holiday resort.

To book your transfer in The Balearics online in minutes with lowcosttravelextras just fill in the search panel on the left and click search to find the cheapest airport transfers in The Balearics.

Airport Transfers in the Balearics

Palma de Mallorca airport: Shuttle transfers are available all year round to Arenal, Ca'n Pastilla, Cala Fornells, Maioris, Palma Nova, Santa Ponsa and more. We offer private transfers serving popular southwest resorts of Palma Nova, Magaluf and Camp de Mar and the north coast resorts of Alcudia, Puerto Pollensa and C'an Picafort. We serve Cala Bona, Cala Millor and Sa Coma on the east coast.

Majorca Port Transfers: Lowcosttaxis offers a wide range of private transfers which are available from Palma Seaport to all resorts in Majorca.

Ibiza Airport: Our shuttle services and private transfers run daily from May to October to all major resorts, including San Antonio, Ibiza Town, Es Cana, Playa d'en Bossa, Portinatx, and Santa Eulalia.

Menorca Mahon Airport: Shuttles operate daily between May and October and private transfers all year round. We also offer VIP vehicles that operate all year round. We serve all the popular holiday resorts of Menorca, including Arenal d'en Castell, Santo Tomas, S'Algar, Punta Prima, Cala Galdana and offer various vehicle sizes.

Useful Balearic Islands Information

Weather: On average the weather is sunny and warm all year round.

Food: Balearic cuisine is a wonderful blend of Mediterranean style with its own subtle variations using their own freshest ingredients. Fish is the predominant ingredient in all Balearic cooking.

Nightlife: Ibiza and Majorca are boast very lively resorts while Menorca is far more relaxing for those of you wanting something a little quieter.

Shopping: There is a strong tradition of craftsmanship on the Balearic Islands, which include furniture, hand-embroidered works, hand-painted ceramics, carved olive-wood panels, wrought ironwork, glassware and items made from raffia and palm leaves.

Electricity supply: 220 Volts (V), 50 Hertz (Hz)

Main language/s: Spanish, although English is widely spoken.

International dialing codes: From the UK use 0034; from any of the Balearic Islands to the UK use 0044.

Useful Websites

Spanish Tourist Office (UK): www.spain.info/uk