Flight to Mallorca from €125 — Round Trip in March

Cheap flight to Mallorca: Your getaway in the Mediterranean

Munich to Mallorca – that sounds like sun, beach, and tapas. Right now there’s an attractive flight to Mallorca for only €125 per person (round trip). From March 16 to 20, 2027, you can explore the Balearic island for four days – with a stopover that makes the price so cheap.

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

Why Mallorca now?

Mallorca is far more than just Ballermann. The island’s capital Palma delights with the imposing La Seu Cathedral, the picturesque old town with winding alleys, and the lively Santa Catalina district, known for its tapas bars. An absolute highlight is the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, ideal for hiking. Culturally, the Castell de Bellver, one of the few circular castles in Europe, is a draw. Culinary-wise, you should definitely try Ensaimada, a traditional yeast pastry, or Pa amb oli, a simple but delicious bread with tomato and olive oil. Sobrassada, a spreadable raw sausage, is also a specialty.

In March, it’s still quiet; the almond blossom is over, but the temperatures are pleasant for city strolls and first hikes. Accommodation prices are lower than in high season, and you can enjoy the island without crowds.

Flight to Mallorca: Price and booking details

The flight to Mallorca from Munich costs €125 per person for round trip. The trip runs from March 16 to 20, 2027, so four days. It’s a flight with one stopover – that makes the price particularly attractive. We’ll announce the exact airline and stopover duration at booking. You should act fast at this price, because such offers are often sold out quickly. A direct flight would be more expensive, but with a stop you can save real money.

Best travel time & practical tips

In March, Mallorca has milder temperatures than Germany. During the day, the thermometer often reaches 15 to 18 degrees, at night it cools down to about 8 degrees. Rain can occur, but the sun often shows. Pack a light jacket and comfortable shoes, because you’ll be walking a lot.

On site, the best way to get around is by bus or rental car. Public transport (TIB) is cheap and reliable. A rental car is worth it if you want to explore the island – but book it early, as availability may be limited in March. Money-saving tip: Use buses to get from Palma to other towns and avoid taxis, which are expensive. Also when eating: lunch menus (Menú del día) are often cheaper than dinner. And drink tap water, which is drinkable in Mallorca.

Mallorca in 4 days

• Day 1: Arrival, check-in at the hotel, first stroll through the old town of Palma, dinner in Santa Catalina.
• Day 2: Visit La Seu Cathedral, the Royal Palace, and Castell de Bellver. In the afternoon, shop on Avenida Jaime III.
• Day 3: Day trip by bus to Valldemossa or Sóller to experience the Serra de Tramuntana. Try an Ensaimada in a local café.
• Day 4: Relaxed morning at Palma Beach (Platja de Palma) or visit Mercat de l’Olivar market. Return flight in the afternoon.

If you’re looking for even more great deals, check out more flight deals. And for background info on the island, visit the Wikipedia page on Mallorca.