Brussels to Palma de Mallorca flights

Brussels to Palma de Mallorca flights are non-stop in season and take around 2 hours 15 minutes.

The route is flown by Brussels Airlines, Ryanair, TUI fly Belgium, Corendon Airlines and Vueling, with fares currently starting from 17€. Comparing the airlines' schedules helps you find the day and time that suits your trip to Majorca.

At Brussels Airport (BRU), about 12km from the centre, flights within the Schengen area, including those to Majorca, usually leave from Pier A. Trains run to the airport from Brussels-South (Midi), Central and Nord stations, and the Airport Line bus 12 runs from the European Quarter.

If your flight departs from Brussels South Charleroi Airport, the Flibco shuttle coach runs frequently from Brussels-South, a reliable link for budget travellers. Taxis are available throughout the city for a direct ride to either airport.

At Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), about 8km from the centre, the A1 bus is the most direct public transport link to the city and the port. If you are heading for the resorts at S'Arenal, take the A2 bus. Taxis and private hire vehicles wait at designated pick-up points outside the terminal building.

To explore beyond Palma, TIB buses and SFM trains leave from the Estació Intermodal in the city centre for towns across the island.

Palma is a gateway to both historic landmarks and Mediterranean beaches. Start at La Seu, the Gothic cathedral that dominates the skyline, then wander the narrow, winding streets of the Old City.

For a taste of traditional Majorcan life, the mountain village of Valldemossa, built around its old Carthusian monastery, offers local cuisine in stone-built streets.

Beyond Palma, the coastline is lined with resorts and beaches, and Magaluf remains a hub for nightlife with venues like BCM. Ferries from the port sail to the neighbouring Balearic islands.