Flight to Mallorca from €46 — Round trip in August

You want to start with an extremely cheap flight to Mallorca? Then this deal is just right: From Berlin, you fly for only €46 per person in early September to the Balearic island. The round trip is non-stop, so you’ll be in paradise quickly. We’ll show you what to expect and how to make the most of your short vacation.

🪪 Entry: For German citizens, a personal ID card (EU/Schengen) is sufficient.

Why Mallorca now?

Mallorca is simply dreamy in late summer. Temperatures are around 25 to 30 degrees, the sea is still warm, and the high summer crowds have already thinned out a bit. Particularly worth seeing is the old town of Palma with the impressive La Seu Cathedral and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina. In the Tramuntana Mountains, villages like Valldemossa and Deià beckon with narrow alleys and breathtaking views. Culinary-wise, you should definitely try a homemade ensaimada – a sweet pastry that is a cult item on the island. A glass of local wine or a refreshing Hierbas liqueur goes well with it.

Flight to Mallorca: €46 from Berlin

Your flight to Mallorca costs only €46 per person in this offer – including round trip. The travel dates are August 27, 2026 to September 2, 2026, so six full days. You fly from Berlin (BER) non-stop to Palma de Mallorca Airport (PMI). A direct flight of about two hours and 30 minutes takes you to your destination without a transfer. This price is a real steal for the peak season.

Best travel time & practical tips

Early September is perfect for a flight to Mallorca: The weather is consistently warm, but no longer oppressively hot like in July or August. The water temperatures are still pleasant for swimming. For getting around, we recommend renting a car, as many coves and villages are only easily accessible by car. Alternatively, buses run regularly from Palma to all regions – that’s cheaper and you save parking worries. Be sure to watch out for fake tours or overpriced restaurants directly on the hotel fronts – a little further into the side streets of the old town, you often eat better and cheaper. Pack light clothing, but also a thin jacket for the evenings.

Mallorca in 6 days

A realistic short plan:

• Day 1 (Arrival): Arrival in Palma, check-in, first walk through the old town. In the evening, tapas and pa amb oli (bread with tomato, olive oil and Sobrassada) in a bodega.
• Day 2: Day trip to the Tramuntana Mountains: Visit Valldemossa and the Charterhouse, continue to Deià and possibly to the Formentor lighthouse.
• Day 3: Explore the east coast: Cala Agulla near Cala Ratjada and the quieter Cala Mesquida. Afternoon swimming fun in crystal clear water.
• Day 4: Experience the west: Take the historic small train from Palma to Sóller, then continue to the harbor town of Port de Sóller and in the afternoon to the Sa Calobra gorge (arrive early to avoid traffic jams).
• Day 5: Enjoy the south: Cala d’Or with its picturesque coves or alternatively Platja de Palma – just relax and enjoy the Mediterranean.
• Day 6 (Departure): Last breakfast on the island, buy small souvenirs and return to the airport.

A flight to Mallorca is especially worthwhile in September – you get lots of sun, little hustle and bustle, and a sensational price. Also check out our other flight deals to plan your next trip. Learn more about the island on the German Wikipedia page of Mallorca.