Six cars collected and returned at Palma Airport, cheapest first, each with its deposit and card rule underneath.
€9€2 a day, 7 daysView Peugeot 208or similar, Palma Airport pickupDeposit €1,400Credit card neededManual5 seats2020
€9€2 a day, 7 daysView Fiat Pandaor similar, Palma Airport pickupDeposit €1,600Credit card neededManual5 seats2023
€10€2 a day, 7 daysView SEAT Ibizaor similar, Palma Airport pickupDeposit €1,850Credit card neededManual5 seats2023
€11€2 a day, 7 daysView Nissan Jukeor similar, Palma Airport pickupDeposit €2,000Credit card neededManual5 seats2023
€16€3 a day, 7 daysView Fiat 600or similar, Palma Airport pickupDeposit €2,000Credit card neededAutomatic5 seats2023
€20€3 a day, 7 daysView Seven-day Palma Airport pickup prices, 16 to 23 November 2026, collected 27 October. Pickup and return at 13:00. Search your dates for current offers.
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Palma Airport pickupTiles show the cheapest car of each size. The far lower prices belong to cars that need a credit card and a deposit of at least €1,400; a typical car here costs over €35 a day.
SUVs come out at roughly the economy rate here, so a bigger boot need not cost more. Count suitcases as well as passengers: enough seats can still mean too little luggage room.
As across Spain, each car comes from a local company with its own rules.
Your voucher gives the company, its meeting point and a phone number. Read it on the plane.
Several Palma companies collect you and drive you to their own car park by shuttle bus. The voucher says where to wait, so allow time for the ride.
Far fewer cars can be handed over in the small hours, and a night fee may apply. Put in your real landing time to see what is left.
Before leaving the car park, circle the car with the agent, get each mark onto the form and note the fuel reading.
Practical information for an arrival or departure through Palma de Mallorca Airport.
Express parking for arrivals and departures sits apart from the general and long-stay car parks. Floor 4 of the parking building has an information point.
It depends on the car. The six cheapest above all need a credit card and a deposit of €1,400 or more, while half the cars with no card rule hold €250 or less.
A required card must be physical, embossed and in the main driver’s name, and it has to be with you on the day. That mix makes Palma a good place to weigh cars in Spain that need no credit card against the cheapest card cars.
Some Palma Airport cars hold no deposit at all, which makes the airport a sound start for car rental in Spain with no deposit.
Times assume clear roads with no stops. Palma is timed to the cathedral and Alcudia to Port d’Alcudia.
Touring Mallorca from a base in Palma? The city centre has a low-emission zone, so ask the company whether your car may enter.
Keep to the right on Mallorca’s roads and follow the posted limits for each street.
Use the outer lane for roundabout exits unless directed otherwise. Continue around if reaching that lane would be unsafe.
Before setting off, ask where the vehicle’s warning equipment and reflective safety vest are kept.
Report an insured incident without delay and get a police report unless the agent agrees otherwise.
From 15 May to 18 October 2026, 10:00 to 22:00, hire cars could not pass the Formentor beach car park.
A few cars could be booked one-way to Ibiza Airport, but that is not ferry permission. Ask the company first.
Want to return the car somewhere else on Mallorca? Enter that place in the search; for a trip to another island, ask the company before you book.
Choose the return place in the search, and book only a pickup and return pair it shows.
Compare prices using your chosen return place. Check whether changing it adds a location charge before you confirm the rental.
Save the company’s return directions before your final drive. Leave time to hand over the car and reach the terminal.
Each bar is the usual day rate on a week’s hire from the 15th of that month. A July week costs about twice a November one.
List everybody who will take the wheel. Age and licence limits vary even between near-identical Palma cars.
Order child seats while booking, as each has its own price on the car. Test the fitting in the car park.
Choices run from four-seat city cars to nine-seat vans. Think about the boot with every seat in use.
Small pets are welcome only inside a carrier. Make sure it sits safely next to the luggage.
Cover levels come with their own excess and deposit on each listing. Weigh them before paying for an upgrade.
Levels change the numbers. On some Palma cars Full Coverage removes the excess and lowers the deposit; on others an excess remains even at that level.
Card cars hold the most. The largest deposits here, up to €3,000, sit on cars that need a credit card.
Never covered. Wheels, underside, windscreen and interior fall outside standard insurance, and no level of hire car cover pays for deliberate damage or neglect.
Bring the original national licence with Latin-script details, valid until the end of the hire. Copies are not accepted.
Hold a licence that is only valid at home? Carrying an International Driving Permit too is strongly recommended.
Minimum age and licence years are printed on each offer, and similar cars can set different limits.
Hand the car back with the fuel it had at pickup, clean enough to inspect.
Many Palma cars carry a 24-hour cancellation option. See whether yours does before you pay.
Notice runs to a week before pickup, or a month for luxury cars and convertibles. Cancel later than that, or fail to show, and the advance is kept.
Email support and attach the voucher. The advance is repaid within 14 days less a 6% card fee; switching dates or car means a new booking.
Not always. Plenty of cars here skip the rule, while the cheapest card cars hold deposits above €1,000. The rule sits on each listing.
The choice narrows sharply in the small hours, and some cars add a fee. Use your actual landing time in the search.
On some cars, yes: a few Palma cars are offered as the exact model rather than or similar. The car’s listing says which.
Some Palma cars can be dropped at Alcudia’s seaport. Pick it as the return place; any one-way cost is folded into the price.
It varies: part of the fleet caps daily kilometres, the rest does not. Each listing gives its allowance.
Search with your real landing time, then line up the deposit, the card rule and the cover of each car before you book.
