Taxi Transfer from Palma Airport-PMI to Alaró. Official Taxi Service in Mallorca

We offer you the best taxi transfer service so you can get to know the curious town of Alaró, a real discovery for Mallorca lovers.

Travel directly from Palma Airport to a beautiful valley located south of the Serra de Tramuntana, in which Alaró is located.

Taxi transfer from Palma Airport to Alaró

Alaró is a town with cobbled streets and ancient architecture where you can enjoy pleasant walks, or a dinner outdoors in the main square. If you travel with children, you will not find a better place to savor your favorite drink while the little ones play.

We recommend that you visit the Castell d´Alaró to admire the impressive images of the environment. This castle was built by Christians in the High Middle Ages to defend themselves against pirates and, now, its views of Mallorca countryside or even the bay of Palma are famous.

In addition, the weekly market is held every Saturday morning, where you can buy fresh products, clothing or the best crafts.

Alaró is also known for its boutique hotels, the craft fairs in early October, or its famous Sant Roc festival (patron saint of the town) on August 16, in which its fantastic “procession of giants” will surprise you.

A comfortable direct taxi service to Alaró

Our taxi transfer service takes you to Alaró from Port of Palma or Son Sant Joan International Airport – PMI so that you can enjoy this curious town that, at the same time, is considered an ideal destination for hikers and cyclists.

Its trails and paths are known, as they are among the favorites on the island of Palma for walking or cycling.

For this reason, Taxi 24 Mallorca has taxis with large luggage compartments so that you can take everything you need, and it even offers you the possibility of transporting your bicycle to travel the routes of Alaró.

And if you have questions about what to see or where to go, do not hesitate to ask your taxi driver for the best recommendations for accommodation and food. Surely you will not leave without trying the empanadas or “robioles” from Alaró.