Palma Airport to Sa Coma taxi
From £92.98 fixed for a pre-booked saloon to Palma Airport.
A car booked ahead from Palma de Mallorca Airport to Sa Coma is from £92.98 for a saloon, fixed when you book. It is a cross-island run of 40.0 miles, about 55 minutes free-flowing, on the Ma-15 through Manacor. The airport line that serves this coast, the A42, is flagged by TIB as a summer service, and the line that replaces it outside the season stops at Manacor and goes no further.
- Fixed price
- from £92.98
- Journey
- 55 minutes
- Distance
- 40.0 miles
Lowest live operator quote, checked 19 September 2026.
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What does it cost?
Pre-booked, fixed
from £92.98
Lowest live operator quote to Palma Airport, saloon, 19 September 2026.
What the fixed price includes
- 60 minutes free waiting after your flight lands; the rank meter charges from the moment you sit down
- a fixed price confirmed when you book, with no meter and no surge
- express pick-up at the airport's designated pick-up point
- flight tracking, so a delayed arrival moves your pick-up time
- free cancellation up to 24 hours before pick-up
Which car, and what does each cost?
To Palma Airport, from
Saloon
4 passengers · 4 cases
£92.98
People carrier
6 passengers · 6 cases
£122.44
Minibus
8 passengers · 8 cases
£141.26
Estate
4 passengers · 4 cases
£193.69
One price for the car, not per person. Lowest live operator quote, checked 19 September 2026.
How this compares
| Option | Cost for 2 | Journey time | Door to door? | Pre-bookable? |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Airport Taxi Hub, pre-booked | Cost for 2: £92.98 one price per car, up to 3 passengersFrom £92.98, fixed, including 60 minutes free waiting after your flight lands | Journey time: 55 minutes | Door to door? Yes | Pre-bookable? Yes |
| TIB line A42 from arrivals, in season | Cost for 2: Charged by zone jumps and capped at the four-jump band. The published 3,60 euro band is the resident Tarjeta Única price; a visitor pays the on-board cash single, for which TIB publishes no figure | Journey time: Calls at sa Coma between S'Illot and Cala Millor on the run up from Algaida and Manacor | Door to door? No | Pre-bookable? No |
| Line 401 by way of Palma, all year | Cost for 2: Two legs from the terminal, each charged by zone jumps, and a cash single allows no change of line | Journey time: Into the city first, because the line terminates in Palma rather than at the airport | Door to door? No | Pre-bookable? No |
| Taxi from the airport rank | Cost for 2: Metered at 1,20 euros a kilometre on a working day and 1,35 at night or on a holiday, plus a 4,65 euro airport supplement charged once | Journey time: The same road, plus the rank queue | Door to door? Yes | Pre-bookable? No |
When not to book us: There is a season in which the cheap answer here is a good one and a season in which it does not exist, and the page would be dishonest if it did not lead with that. Between roughly spring and late autumn the A42 leaves the arrivals level and calls at sa Coma, charged on a zone-jump system capped at four jumps however far you go, which for a couple with soft bags is unarguable value over sixty-seven kilometres. The 3,60 euros quoted against that cap belong to a card reserved for islanders; a holidaymaker hands cash to the driver for a sum TIB leaves unstated. Outside that window TIB's winter line on the same corridor is the A43, and it terminates at Manacor: the coast is simply not on it, and the fallback becomes line 401, which runs to Palma rather than to the terminal and therefore costs you a second leg either way. Sa Coma itself is a compact grid a few streets deep behind the beach, so the walk from a main-road stop is short, which is genuinely in the alternative's favour. Book the car when you land outside the season, when you land after dark, when the party is five or more, or when the stop-to-door leg has a pushchair attached to it.
Where you meet your driver
- Name the apartment block or hotel, not just sa Coma. The resort runs back from the beach in short parallel streets and merges into S'Illot at one end and the Cala Millor road at the other, so the block name saves a lap of the grid.
- Leave arrivals on floor 0 and meet your driver at the pick-up point Aena assigns to pre-booked vehicles, outside the terminal on the arrivals side. If you want a landmark to wait by while you call, Aena puts the airport meeting point in the centre of the arrivals floor opposite the information office.
- Flight tracking is included Meet and greet with a name board inside the arrivals hall is a paid extra at checkout.
- Book the return leg when you book the outward one. Sant Llorenç is outside the seasonal pooled licensing area that covers the bay of Palma, so the number of cars working the east coast before dawn is smaller than it is in the city.
Contact your driver as soon as you land, their number is in your supplier details email.
Arrivals-hall meet and greet with a name board is available as a paid extra at checkout.
Sa Coma to Palma Airport
The return direction is quoted separately, because the two legs can be won by different operators. It is currently from £92.98 for a saloon.
Questions people ask about this route
How long is the transfer from Palma Airport to Sa Coma?
About 67.4 km, roughly 41.9 miles, with a free-flow driving time of about 62 minutes. The route runs on the Ma-19, the Ma-30 round Palma, the Ma-15 east through Manacor and then the Ma-4020 and Ma-4023. Free-flow assumes an empty road, so in season it takes longer.
Is there a bus from Palma Airport to Sa Coma?
In the summer season, yes. TIB line A42 Cala Bona to Aeroport calls at sa Coma, and Aena lists its airport stop as Terminal floor 0 Arrivals. TIB flags the A42 as a summer service.
What happens to the airport bus in winter?
The winter line on this corridor is the A43 Manacor to Aeroport, and it calls only at Manacor, Vilafranca, Montuïri and Algaida. It does not reach sa Coma, S'Illot or Cala Millor, so an out-of-season arrival means a change at Manacor or the year-round line 401 by way of Palma.
How much is the airport bus to Sa Coma?
Jumps between zones set it and the total freezes above four of them. Read the published 3,60 euros carefully: that band belongs to the Tarjeta Única, granted to Balearic citizens aged 31 to 64 against a padrón certificate or an island identity card. Everybody else hands cash to the driver, and TIB declines to say what that costs, offering only that the card undercuts it by 60 per cent.
How much is a rank taxi from Palma Airport to Sa Coma?
It is metered over about 67 km. The Mallorca reference tariff charges 1,20 euros a kilometre with a 2,50 euro flag fall on a working day, 1,35 and 2,85 at night or on a holiday, and a 4,65 euro airport supplement once per service. Ours is a single figure agreed before you fly.
Will there be a taxi in Sa Coma for the flight home?
Sant Llorenç des Cardassar is not one of the eight municipalities in the joint taxi service covering the bay of Palma, so that pool of more than 1,530 cars does not extend here. It is time-limited too, sanctioned until 30 September 2025 with a repeat intended from 1 June to 30 September 2026. Book the return rather than relying on finding one.
Do you cover S'Illot and Portocristo as well?
Yes, each priced to its own address. S'Illot runs into sa Coma along the coast and Portocristo is a few minutes further on, but they are separate quotes because they are separate journeys.
Where do I meet the driver at Palma Airport?
At the pick-up point Aena assigns to pre-booked vehicles, floor 0 outside the terminal building on the arrivals side. Contact your driver as soon as you land, their number is in your supplier details email. Express pick-up is included in the price.
Is the price different for a night arrival?
No. It is agreed at booking and does not change with the hour or the day. A meter would: the tariff charges a higher flag fall and a higher rate per kilometre after nine at night and all day at weekends and on official holidays, which over sixty-odd kilometres is not a small difference.
What vehicles do you have and can I cancel?
A saloon takes up to three passengers and three standard suitcases, an estate a fourth passenger with the same three cases, a people carrier up to five and an eight-seat vehicle takes the largest parties, with child seats on request. Free cancellation up to 24 hours before travel; inside 24 hours the booking is charged in full.
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