Alcudia Spain Travel Guide
The main airport serving Alcudia and the entire island of Mallorca is Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI). It sits approximately 60 kilometers (37 miles) south of Alcudia.
Direct flights originate predominantly from European cities. Travelers from outside Europe typically arrange a layover in a major European hub (e.g., Madrid, Barcelona, Frankfurt, London).
PMI offers extensive duty-free options.
A wide range of restaurants and cafes await.
Free Wi-Fi access and various passenger lounges.
Especially during high season, securing your transport from the airport in advance saves time and potential stress upon arrival.
The total journey time by public bus to Alcudia is around 1.5 to 2 hours, a consideration for arrival planning.
Taxi prices could be different based on time of day and luggage. Confirm or verify typical rates before starting your journey.
Mallorca is a limited train network. No direct train connection reaches Alcudia. The train line from Palma goes to Sa Pobla.
The TIB public bus network extends across Mallorca. Lines serving Alcudia/Port d'Alcúdia include Line 302 (Alcudia-Palma) and Line 351 (Port de Pollença-Alcudia-Palma).
A valid national driving license is a requirement. For non-EU citizens, an International Driving Permit (IDP) holds strong advice alongside the license from your country. Drivers typically need to be 21 or 23 years old, and a surcharge for drivers under 25 may apply.
Using a mobile phone while driving constitutes an illegal act and incurs penalties. Speed limits generally apply: 120 km/h (75 mph) on motorways, 90 km/h (56 mph) on main roads, and 30-50 km/h (19-31 mph) in urban areas.
Alcudia owns its own ferry port, an active trade and passenger hub located within walking distance of the main Port d'Alcúdia area.
Standard Schengen entry and exit procedures apply for international ferry arrivals, similar to airport processes. Have your passport and any required visa documents ready.
An active economic and passenger hub.
Easy ferry access to Menorca (Ciutadella).
Direct ferry routes to Barcelona.
No specific exit fees or taxes appear for tourists departing from Spain by air or sea. The cost of these generally appears included in your ticket price.
For Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI), arrive 2-3 hours before scheduled international flights (non-Schengen) and 1.5-2 hours before domestic or Schengen flights. This provides sufficient time for check-in, security screening, and passport control.
PMI has a wide variety of facilities, including duty-free shopping, numerous dining options, lounges, currency exchange, and ATMs.
Port d'Alcúdia ferry terminal furnishes fundamental facilities like a cafeteria and restrooms.
Both main transportation hubs strive for efficient passenger flow, including provisions for accessibility if you can.
