Cheap Flights from Edinburgh to Palma - Majorca

Airlines that fly from Edinburgh to Palma

British Airways (as BA CityFlyer), easyJet, Jet2, Ryanair and Tui all fly direct from Edinburgh to Palma de Mallorca. This is the airport's eighth busiest international route.

Terminal Information – Departing

Edinburgh Airport has recently been refurbished. Airport security is now located on the right hand side when you go upstairs, after checking in on the ground level. The departure lounge has been expanded with lots of new shops and restaurants. In addition to Boots, there's also a large Superdrug where you can pick up your holiday prescriptions along with sunscreen and toiletries. Other shops include MAC Cosmetics, World Duty Free, Accessorize and Dixon's Travel. There's an art gallery where you can admire pieces by local artists, and an Aerospa where you can enjoy a pre-holiday treat. Dining options range from seafood and sushi to burgers and sandwiches. Aspire and No.1 Traveller both have pay-in lounges at Edinburgh Airport: great if you're looking for somewhere comfortable to relax before boarding. There are lots of places to sit in the airport, and a few plug sockets for charging phones and laptops.

Terminal Information – Arriving

Palma Airport also has one terminal. The airport is served by two bus routes: #1 and #21. Bus #1 runs between the airport, the city and the port, and stops at numerous points of interest. Bus #21 goes from the airport to the hotels along Palma Beach. If neither of these buses suits your needs you can grab a taxi from the official rank outside the terminal. Alternatively you can book car hire from Palma de Mallorca Airport. Enterprise, Hertz, Avis, Europcar, Goldcar, Sixt, Record Go and Enterprise all have desks inside the terminal. 

Practical Information

Travellers need a valid passport to fly from Edinburgh to Palma. It only needs to be valid for the duration of your stay. Aim to arrive at the airport no later than 90 minutes before departure.

What to expect in Palma

Mallorca is one hour ahead of Edinburgh. The currency is the Euro (€): it's best to convert your money  before you fly, but if you don't have time you can always use a cash machine upon arrival (although bank charges may apply). Although there are lots of great things to do in Mallorca (you can read our top 11 things to do in Palma here) most people visit for one thing: the beach. The weather is pleasant all year round, with temperatures soaring to 30°C during July and August and often getting as high as 15-16°C during January and February. Prices in Palma are also very wallet friendly.