Taxi and transfer from Mallorca Airport to Alcúdia

Alcúdia sits around 60 km from Palma Airport, at the northern tip of Mallorca. The drive follows the Ma-13 motorway almost the whole way, passing Inca before reaching the bay. Port d'Alcúdia, where most hotels are, is a few kilometres further on from the walled old town, so exact distance depends on your address.

A private transfer is the most direct option, covering the route door to door in under an hour. TIB buses are cheaper but usually involve a change and a walk at the end. Alcúdia and the neighbouring bay are one of Europe's main road cycling destinations, so if you're travelling with a bike, transfers can be booked with additional luggage space.

Yes, Suntransfers runs shared shuttle transfers from Palma Airport directly to your accommodation in Alcúdia. The TIB A32 also runs a direct service from the airport to Port d'Alcúdia, continuing along the bay to Playa de Muro and Can Picafort, taking around an hour. The A32 operates from June to mid-September. Outside that window, a change at Inca or via Palma city is required.

A metered taxi from Palma Airport to Alcúdia costs around €100 depending on the time of day, luggage and vehicle size. Surcharges apply at night, at weekends and on public holidays, plus a small charge per item of luggage. Fares for larger vehicles carrying six or seven passengers are higher again. Suntransfers offers a fixed price confirmed at the point of booking with no meter running in traffic.

Private transfers run to any address in Alcúdia, Port d'Alcúdia and Playa d'Alcúdia, including hotels like the Club Mac Alcudia and the Zafiro Palace Alcudia, as well as villas inland. Your driver meets you and takes you straight there with no intermediate stops. Confirming the full hotel name and street at booking guarantees the correct drop-off, as several properties in the bay share similar names across Alcúdia and Can Picafort.

Palma de Mallorca Airport is the only commercial airport on Mallorca and the arrival point for all visitors to Alcúdia. It sits about 8 km east of Palma city, on the opposite side of the island from Alcúdia, making the transfer north a cross-island journey of around an hour.

As early as you can, and ideally as soon as your flight is confirmed. Alcúdia sits at the far end of Mallorca, so vehicles serving it are in heavy demand through the summer, and the larger vehicles for groups and families are the first to sell out. Booking early also means the price is locked in before peak season rates apply. Cancellation is free up to 48 hours before, so there's no advantage in waiting to be certain of your plans.

Yes, private transfers operate 24/7, which is the main practical difference from the bus network, as TIB services stop in the evening and start again in the morning. Palma handles late arrivals throughout the summer, so a pre-booked transfer is often the only way to reach Alcúdia directly after a delayed evening landing.