How much is a taxi from Magaluf to Palma?

Palma lies 17km east of Magaluf and is accessible by public transport, taxi or private car. A taxi will cost in the range of €23-25 and take approximately 20-minutes. There are a few taxi ranks in Magaluf, including one beside Nikki Beach Club.



A taxi from Magaluf to the center of Palma de Mallorca in 2026 typically costs between €25 and €35 during the day. At night (after 9:00 PM) or on weekends and public holidays, a surcharge is applied, which can bring the fare closer to €40. The journey usually takes about 20 to 25 minutes depending on traffic. Taxis in Mallorca are strictly regulated and operate on a meter, though many drivers offer fixed "official" prices for common routes between tourist hubs. If you are traveling from Magaluf to Palma Airport (PMI), the fare is slightly higher, usually ranging from €45 to €55. While ride-sharing apps like Uber have a limited presence on the island, they are often more expensive than the local radio taxis due to surge pricing. For those looking for a budget-friendly alternative, the TIB bus (Route 104) runs frequently between Magaluf and Palma for approximately €4.50, though the journey time increases to about 45–50 minutes due to multiple stops along the coast.

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