Find Cheap Flights from Rotterdam to Palma de Mallorca from £62

How long is the flight from Rotterdam to Palma de Mallorca?

The shortest flight duration from Rotterdam to Palma de Mallorca is around 4 hours. Alternative flight routes with other airlines vary in duration.

What are the most common stopovers?

There are no direct flights between Rotterdam and Palma, and stopover locations depend on which airline you choose to fly with. Common stopover cities include London's City Airport, Barcelona's El Prat Airport, and Helmut Schmidt Airport in Hamburg.

What documentation do I need to fly to Palma de Mallorca from Rotterdam?

British citizens require a valid passport to travel from the Netherlands to Spain. Citizens from countries within the Schengen Area may travel with an official form of identification such as a national ID card. It is always advisable to check airline regulations and accepted forms of proof of identity before travelling.

What are the most important things to pack in my suitcase when travelling to Palma de Mallorca?

During the summer months, the island of Mallorca experiences significantly higher temperatures than Rotterdam, and lighter-weight clothes are useful for a comfortable, enjoyable trip. Accessories such as a hat, sunglasses, sunscreen, and mosquito spray are also suitcase essentials.

There are several airlines that offer flights between Rotterdam and Palma de Mallorca, including the following:

• British Airways, the national airline of the United Kingdom with several British hub airports and an extensive network of domestic and international flights
• Veuling, a low-cost airline based at Barcelona's El Prat Airport, with a focus on European flights
• Eurowings, a budget German airline owned by Lufthansa with its primary base in Dusseldorf

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• By the end of May, daytime temperatures are peaking at 20 degrees C on Mallorca, making it an excellent time to explore the island before the summer crowds descend. Prices are also cheaper outside the peak summer travel period.
• August is the hottest month in Mallorca, and the best time to visit for those who want to enjoy the best the weather has to offer. Despite things being a little busier, you'll be guaranteed long sunny days to spend on the beach and visit the island's attractions.
• September sees schools start again, and the prices on the Spanish island fall. Temperatures remain in the mid to high 20s, making it the perfect opportunity to enjoy some sunshine before the arrival of winter in the northern hemisphere.

Rotterdam is served by one airport which is shared with the nearby city of The Hague. The airport is officially known as Rotterdam The Hague Airport.

Useful information about Rotterdam The Hague Airport

Rotterdam The Hague Airport (RTM) is located about 3 miles north of Rotterdam.

How to get to the airport:

• By bus: bus number 33 between Rotterdam Centraal and the airport, journey time about 20 minutes. The bus also runs from Meijersplein metro station.
• By car: drive from the city to the airport takes just 15 minutes, via A13 motorway.

Services: free WI-Fi, airport shop, kiosk, bars, restaurants, and ATM.

Palma de Mallorca has one airport serving the Spanish Balearic Islands, and is the third-busiest in the country.

Useful information about Palma de Mallorca Airport

Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI) is located 5 miles east of Palma, close to the small town of Can Pastilla.

How to get from the airport to Palma de Mallorca:

• By bus: bus route 1 runs from the airport to the centre of Palma, while bus number 21 connects the airport with numerous hotels along the beach. Both buses take between 30 and 40 minutes, depending on traffic.
• By car: about 20 minutes to Palma, allow extra time during congested periods.

Services: various eateries, pharmacy, craft and jewellery stores, baggage facilities, Wi-Fi.

• Visit the Gothic Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma.
• Explore the historical Royal Palace of La Almudaina. a former Arab fortress that's still used for royal functions.
• Sample the delicious tapas and local wine that can be found in local bars and restaurants.
• Stroll through the bohemian Santa Catalina area, with its local produce market.
• Spend the day at one of the many nearby beaches.