Car rental prices at Mallorca Airport

Mallorca Airport car hire costs around $49 a day for a Compact car like a Ford Focus booked about a month before an October 2026 trip, alongside $43 for an Economy Seat Ibiza and $34 for a Mini Fiat 500. An Intermediate car, the Nissan Qashqai size, averages $63 a day. In the last 2 weeks before travel, a Compact costs $2 more a day at $51. March 2027 is the cheapest month across the year at $32 a day for a Mini, while August 2027 climbs to $133 for an executive car. Use the price checker to see current rates for your exact travel dates.

For October 2026 at Mallorca Airport, hold off until about 2 weeks before your trip when a Compact car drops to $51 a day, down from $62 across the year when booked 9 months before. Booking 9 months before your trip averages $62 a day across the year, so waiting saves around 44% compared to $35 around 2 weeks before. Half of our customers at Mallorca Airport book within 2 weeks of pickup, and 68% secure their car within a month. If you are flying during August 2027, expect high prices peaking at $133 a day for a higher-spec model compared to $32 in March 2027.

Sicily by Car is the cheapest company at Mallorca Airport for a Compact car, averaging $34 a day over the last 12 months, but it requires a credit card and does not accept debit cards. It holds a review score of 80/100 from 199 reviews, while Centauro costs $35 a day with an 80/100 score and takes debit cards. At our sites, 26% of people booking choose Goldcar, making it the most booked supplier at the terminal. If you want to pay with a debit card, Centauro or Sixt offer that flexibility, though Sixt averages $92 a day across 1,507 prices.

The cheapest company can cost you a longer queue or a bigger deposit, so check the review score and desk wait beside each car in the results before you book.

Hiper is the best-reviewed company at Mallorca Airport, scoring 91/100 from 38 customer reviews, with an average desk wait of 33 minutes and a Compact price of $44 a day. Alamo follows closely with a score of 87/100 from 32 reviews and an identical 33-minute wait, averaging $58 a day. Sicily by Car is cheaper at $34 a day, scoring 80/100 with an 18-minute counter wait. National provides a strong 84/100 score from 64 reviews with a significantly faster 14-minute wait.

Review scores are CarTrawler customers' own, from the last five months; the score and the desk wait sit beside each car in the results.

Security deposits held on cards at Mallorca Airport range from $173 with Key N Go to $2,308 with Sicily by Car, and only 1 of the 21 desks accepts debit cards unconditionally. Centauro is the single desk taking a debit card without car restrictions, while 4 desks accept debit cards for specific vehicle classes only. The remaining 16 counters require a credit card under the main driver's name for the deposit. Always filter for debit cards in the price checker before comparing offers so you see only matching cars with their optional desk extras.

If you bring your own child seat, check your airline's rules first: most carry one free, some charge.

Two main issues catch drivers out at Mallorca Airport: massive card deposit requirements and desks that refuse debit cards entirely. Sicily by Car holds a hefty $2,308 deposit and Record locks up $2,078, which can tie up your credit limit for the entire holiday. Alamo and Hiper keep queues moving slowly, averaging a 33-minute wait at the counter after you land. With 16 desks refusing debit cards entirely, arriving without a suitable credit card means facing costly desk insurance or being turned away.

Fuel is full tank out, full tank back on 96% of prices at Mallorca Airport, so there is no fuel charge to be surprised by.

For small families navigating tight coastal villages and beach lanes, pick a Compact car like a Ford Focus at Mallorca Airport, averaging $49 a day for October 2026. A Compact seats 5 people but takes 3 bags, so luggage space fills up quickly on airport transfer day. Couples can downsize to an Economy Seat Ibiza at $43 a day or a Mini Fiat 500 for $34, though a Mini holds only 2 bags. Automatics represent 47% of cars offered, costing $57 a day compared to $54 for manuals, while electric and hybrid models make up just 8% of the fleet, meaning you should book one early if you want alternative fuel.