The Balearic islands consist of mediterranean islands, with the four largest islands being the most inhabited. The Baleric Islands enjoy diverse scenery surrounded by beaches of golden sand and has been a popular holiday destination for many years. Mallorca has been a tourist destination since early in the last century. The island is approximately 120 Km long with most of the resorts and population along the southern coast and is serviced by Palma de Mallorca airport. The second largest island is Menorca, is no more than 20Km across and is serviced by Menorca airport. The third largest island is Ibiza which is serviced by Ibiza airport.
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| Mallorca Airport in the Balearic Islands |
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Ibiza Airport has one terminal. To get to the airport, passengers should drive on the Carretera del Aeropuerto towards San José and then take the exit towards San Jorge, pass San Jorge, and follow directions to the airport. There is free parking for a maximum of 15 minutes at Zona Azul (Blue Zone) for picking-up and dropping-off passengers and/or luggage. |
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| Menorca Airport in the Balearic Islands |
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Sometimes known as Minorca, the island combines beautiful sandy coves, archaeological sites, excellent watersports and unspoiled scenery with a quieter nightlife than elsewhere in the Balearics. Menorca airport is small and manageable. The parking lot is direct compared to the exit. There are also taxis at the exit .
The transfer to the hotel lasts mostly 30 minutes to 1,5 hours. |
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| Ibiza Airport in the Balearic Islands |
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Ibiza Airport has one terminal. To get to the airport, passengers should drive on the Carretera del Aeropuerto towards San José and then take the exit towards San Jorge, pass San Jorge, and follow directions to the airport. There is free parking for a maximum of 15 minutes at Zona Azul (Blue Zone) for picking-up and dropping-off passengers and/or luggage. |
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