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Palma Flights

Flights to Palma, the capital of Majorca, take around two hours from UK airports and flights are available on a daily basis.  Cheap flights to Palma can be found by using our price comparison tool, and booking your flight in advance is particularly important during the summer peak season of May to September, with flight prices - and seats - at a premium during the months of July and August.  A cheap flight during the low season, October to March, offers an ideal opportunity to take a winter break; Palma flights are popular all year round.  A wonderfully diverse and stylish destination awaits you at the end of your flight.

Palma is a fantastic base from which to see the island of Majorca (Mallorca) or to travel by ferry to Menorca or Ibiza, as well as having much to offer in its own right.  The city is urbane and yet also informal, with its masterpiece Gothic cathedral prominent above the city walls, which once marked the edge of the sea.  Its Arab quarter holds a wealth of narrow streets in which can be found palaces, museums, and stunning courtyards, and its modern side provides nightlife and shopping to suit all tastes.  Don't miss the Arab Baths or the incredibly well-preserved fortress, Castell de Belver.

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