Transfer from Palma Airport to Petra

Petra: the beginning of your Mallorcan adventure

Imagine stepping off the plane, collecting your luggage and facing a sea of people trying to do the same: looking for a way to get around. To your left, an endless line for taxis; to your right, another for the bus. Now imagine a different scene: you step off the plane, pick up your bags and, as you exit, your private driver is waiting with a smile. This isn’t just a wish — it’s reality with 89transfers.

At 89transfers, we turn that first scenario into the second, making sure your arrival in Petra is as relaxing and enjoyable as the holiday itself.

Why choose 89transfers for your transfer to Petra?

Since 2018, our local team has been dedicated to offering exceptional travel experiences in Mallorca.

Numbers that speak for themselves

• Since 2018 providing quality services
• 350 real reviews from satisfied customers
• More than 20,000 transfers successfully completed

We track your flight automatically

Whether your flight arrives early or is delayed, we adjust our pickup time to make sure we’re there when you need us.

Spacious minibuses for groups

Traveling with family or friends is easier with our minibuses, designed for large groups to ensure a comfortable ride for everyone.

Free child seats

The safety of the little ones is our priority. We provide child seats at no extra cost, guaranteeing a safe trip for the whole family.

Door-to-door service

From the airport to the door of your accommodation in Petra, we offer a hassle-free service.

Book now, pay later

With our flexible policy, you can reserve your transfer now and pay later, giving you peace of mind from the moment you book.

From Palma Airport to Petra: everything you need to know

How long does it take from the airport to Petra?

The trip from Palma Airport to Petra usually takes between 50 and 65 minutes, depending on traffic and the route.

Petra: a trip back in time

Petra isn’t just a destination; it’s a time capsule that takes you to the historic heart of Mallorca. Famous as the birthplace of Fray Junípero Serra, Petra offers unique attractions like Bodegas Miquel Oliver, the Santuario and the Ermita de Bonany, and the Museo de Fray Junípero Serra.

Popular hotels in the area

Petra welcomes visitors with a range of charming accommodations, ensuring a comfortable and memorable stay.

The climate in Petra

Enjoy a Mediterranean climate, with warm summers and mild winters — perfect for exploring Petra any time of year.

Nearby towns you can visit

Exploring Petra gives you the perfect opportunity to discover Mallorca’s rural charm. Just 10 kilometers away is Manacor, known for its pearls and furniture. Drive a little further — about 24 kilometers — and you’ll find Porto Cristo, famous for the Caves of Drach. Don’t forget to stop by Ariany and Sineu, small villages full of tradition where you can experience Sineu’s local market, one of the oldest on the island. These towns offer a perfect mix of culture, history and natural scenery.

Where to stay in Petra

Petra has delightful options for your stay. Agroturismo Son Burgues offers an authentic experience on a rustic estate, ideal for nature lovers. Agroturismo Son Sant Andreu is another excellent choice, providing comfort amid idyllic landscapes. For a more intimate experience, Casal de Petra - Rooms & Pool by My Rooms Hotels TI promises comfort and a refreshing pool. Finally, Hotel Restaurant Sa Plaça places you in the heart of Petra, perfect for exploring the village on foot.

Where to eat in Petra

Petra’s gastronomy won’t leave you indifferent. Can Salom Restaurant is a must for those seeking local dishes with a modern twist, receiving excellent reviews for its cuisine. Es Celler de Petra offers a more traditional experience, perfect for tasting Mallorcan cuisine in a cozy atmosphere. And for more casual moments, Bar Stop is great for tapas and drinks in a friendly, relaxed setting.

What to do in Petra

Petra is full of activities and places to discover. Don’t miss:

1. Bodegas Miquel Oliver: taste local wines at one of the region’s most renowned wineries.
2. Santuario and Ermita de Bonany: offering stunning views and a place of peace and quiet.
3. Museo Fray Junípero Serra: learn about the life of the founder of the California missions, who was born in Petra.
4. Iglesia de Sant Pere: an architectural gem in the heart of the village.
5. Plaza del Padre Serra: the perfect meeting point to start your exploration of Petra.
6. Hiking up Puig de Bonany: ideal for nature lovers and panoramic views.

Beaches and coves near Petra

Although Petra isn’t on the coast, some of Mallorca’s best beaches are a short drive away. Cala Agulla, about 45 minutes away, is famous for its fine sand and crystal-clear waters. Cala Varques, quieter and harder to access, offers an almost untouched paradise. And for lovers of protected natural areas, Cala Mondragó provides a spectacular natural setting with turquoise waters, under an hour from Petra. These beaches make perfect day trips from Petra, combining inland tranquility with coastal beauty.

How to book your transfer to Petra

1. Specify your destination: hotel, apartment or exact address in Petra
2. State the number of passengers: remember children and babies count as passengers
3. Add extras if needed: child seats, boosters...
4. Confirm: you’ll receive an email with all the details

Why not just a regular taxi?

• No waiting: your driver is already there when you land
• Fixed price: no surprises at the end of the trip
• Capacity: perfect for large groups
• Child seats: we prioritize children’s safety
• Flight tracking: always synced with your arrival

Your holiday starts now

Let transfer anxiety be a thing of the past. With 89transfers, your trip from Palma Airport to Petra is the first step toward an unforgettable holiday.

Your driver is waiting.