Palma de Mallorca to Ibiza (Eivissa) Flights

The flight from Palma de Mallorca (PMI) to Ibiza (Eivissa) (IBZ) covers 87 miles (140 km) across the Balearic Sea. This short international hop typically takes 35–45 minutes airborne, making it one of the fastest ways to island-hop between Mallorca and Ibiza without committing to longer ferry schedules. Travelers choose this route for same-day connections to Ibiza’s beach clubs, events, and boutique hotels, as well as for quick weekend breaks from Mallorca. Flights are often timed around leisure demand, with increased frequencies in summer. With minimal time in the air, it’s also convenient for multi-island itineraries—pairing Mallorca’s historic Palma and mountain villages with Ibiza’s coastal coves and nightlife in a single trip.

Book early for summer weekends, when fares rise; typical one-way prices can range from €40–€120 (about $44–$131) depending on season and baggage. If you’re traveling light, choose a hand-baggage fare and confirm size limits, as regional aircraft can have tighter overhead space. At PMI, allow extra time in peak months for security lines; check your gate early because some departures use bus boarding. At IBZ, arrivals are compact and easy to navigate, but taxis can queue after busy banks of flights—pre-book transfers if you’re heading to San Antonio or Santa Eulària. Expect a smooth, low-altitude coastal flight; sit on the right side for frequent sea-and-island views when conditions are clear.

Ibiza (Eivissa) blends UNESCO-listed heritage with beach culture and quiet countryside. Start in Dalt Vila, the fortified old town above Ibiza Town, for cobbled lanes, cathedral views, and sunset panoramas. For beaches and coves, favorites include Cala Comte for turquoise water, Cala d’Hort for views toward Es Vedrà, and the family-friendly sands near Santa Eulària. Nightlife hubs cluster around Playa d’en Bossa and San Antonio, while inland villages offer markets and a slower pace. Try local cuisine such as bullit de peix (fish stew with rice), sofrit pagès, and flaó (minty cheesecake). For shopping and dining, browse Ibiza Town’s marina and the boutiques of Santa Gertrudis.

For warm weather and full services, fly May to October, with the hottest, busiest period in July–August and the highest prices (often €80–€150 / $87–$164 one-way). April–May and September–October balance beach conditions with better value and fewer crowds. Winter is quieter and cooler, with more limited flight schedules and lower fares. Notable seasonal draws include opening parties in May, peak club residencies through summer, and closing events in late September to October, which can push demand on weekend flights.