Cheap Flights to Majorca

Always popular with holidaymakers, Majorca (also spelled Mallorca) is the biggest of the Balearic Islands. With an excellent climate and a string of beaches it is visited year-round by sun lovers and those looking for a bit of self-indulgence on vacation.

All Majorca flights arrive in Palma and many visitors never make it past the island’s capital. With spectacular sightseeing including an impressive Gothic cathedral, stunning beaches and of course excellent nightlife, it’s not hard to see why. Palma de Majorca has been variously occupied by the Roman and Byzantine Empires, was colonized by the Moors and finally came under the control of the Spanish in 1929. More recently, it has been invaded by hordes of vacationers looking to enjoy the rich historic town in a stunning location.

But catch a flight to Majorca and explore the rest of the island. The south coast is peppered with the most popular resorts for singles and young people, a place where you’re sure to find a party every night. Pollensa, on the north, is a popular destination for luxury yachts. Though you’re unlikely to find accommodation in the interior of the island, a drive through the middle, even if only on a transfer once you get off a Majorca flight, will afford you views of stunning scenery and olive groves.

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Majorca climate

Majorca has an ideal climate. It’s typically Mediterranean, warm with not much rain. The average annual temperature ranges between 16 and 18 degrees. During the summer months, temperatures can range between 29 and 31 degrees. Rainfall varies according to which part of the island you are on – there is more in the highlands and less in the south. Autumn is the rainiest season, almost half of the annual rainfall occurs between September and November.

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