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How to find the cheapest flights available to Palma de Mallorca

With hundreds of restaurants and a wide variety of things to do, taking a vacation to Palma de Mallorca is very possible with so many cheap flights departing from London. Palma de Mallorca is the only main city on the island and is, therefore, the main touch-down point for travellers. Catch Ryanair flights to Palma de Mallorca for as little as £20! Easyjet, Monarch Airlines, Thomson Airways and Air Berlin also fly from London. All it take is one search. Stick to low cost airlines as long as you can handle flying with carry-on luggage only. Flights to Palma de Mallorca are most expensive in the summertime as many tourists take their holidays in the Balearic Islands. Travel instead during the spring or autumn to avoid the crowds and take advantage of cheaper flight and hotel deals.

What to see and where to do in Palma de Mallorca

Palma de Mallorca is very historic and dates back beyond the Byzantine Era. With cheap flights to this awesome destination, there are many sights to see to appreciate its beautiful architecture, starting at the Castell de Bellver, a 14th century castle from the times of Muslin reign. Pueblo Español is an architecture museum designed like a tiny village, complete with restaurants and artisan shops. In the historical city centre you'll find the cathedral, some Arabic bath houses (recommended!), a market place in art nouveau style and a bull ring which is still impressive whether you are interested in seeing a bull fight or not.

Beaches are what this island is mostly known for, so don't get too caught up in city history and forget all about the real reason you booked flights to Palma de Mallorca. Close to the city is Ciudad Jardín, a 500m long white sand beach with great amenities. Rent an umbrella, hammock, pedal boat, and more. There are also beautiful gardens nearby. Cala Major is a few kilometres west of Palma de Mallorca. While much smaller than Ciudad Jardin, the waters are crystal clear. It tends to be quite crowded during the summer though. Can Pere Antoni is the largest beach in the city, located right in front of La Seu Cathedral. There is an excellent walking/cycling trail nearby. The people of Palma de Mallorca speak Catalan, not Spanish but like many parts of Catalonia, Spanish is understood and widely spoken, as is English.

Practical information

You can reach Palma de Mallorca via cheap flights to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI). PMI has several terminals and is the third largest airport in Spain. As this is such a popular destination, there are many airlines flying to Mallorca, making catching cheap last minute flights easy. If you want to plan a day-trip out of Palma de Mallorca then hiring a rental car is essential. Discover Sollér, a beautiful town not far away, surrounded by orange groves and pretty plazas.