Palma Airport Lounges

Flying can be a stressful and tiring experience for many people, which is why airport lounges can be a popular option for relaxing before your flight departs. These lounges typically offer some great amenities than can help to make you feel less rushed ahead of taking off, such as comfortable furniture, televisions, snacks, drinks, children’s play areas and more.

You’ll find four of these lounges inside the terminal of Palma de Mallorca Airport, which is also known as just Palma Airport or as PMI, which is its International Air Transport Association code. If your vacation plans have you traveling through this airport in the near future, keep reading to learn more about the lounges on offer in order to find out if one of them is right for your plans.

Before learning more about the specific perks on offer with the four lounges, it’s useful to know that they all cost the same to visit. Currently, adults and children aged 12 over older can expect to pay €28.70 for a single lounge use, and the cost for children aged between 6 and 10 is €13.80. If you have any children who are aged 5 or younger they can use the lounges for free.

Also important to note is that maximum time you can stay in any of the four lounges is no more than 4 hours before whatever departure time is stated on your flight boarding pass. If you arrive at the lounge any earlier then there is always the risk that you will not be granted entry to the venue, and you might be told to wait to enter until it’s exactly 4 hours ahead of your flight time.

Also, you should remember when using any of the lounges at Palma Airport that you will still have to walk from the venue to your specific gate to your board flight. It’s worth calculating how long this will take to walk so that you don’t leave the lounge too late and miss your flight.

Formentor VIP Lounge


Location: Floor 0 near the Module D boarding area


Hours of operation: 5.30am to 10pm daily


Email address: pmi.salavip@aena.es


Telephone number: +34 971 787 694

This lounge is available to passengers regardless of whether they are traveling to the Schengen Area of 27 designated European Union countries or anywhere else. It’s the largest of the four lounges on offer at Palma Airport with a total size of more than 750 square meters.

Amenities: Flight information, Wi-Fi, food, drinks, meeting rooms, children’s play area, access for people that have reduced mobility, newspapers, televisions, and more.

Mediterraneo VIP Lounge


Location: Floor 0 near the Module C boarding area


Hours of operation: 5.30am to 10pm daily


Email address: pmi.salavip@aena.es


Telephone number: +34 971 787 471
Another lounge that is open to people flying either to non-Schengen or Schengen countries, this location is about 400 square meters in size. It offers many of the same services as the Formentor VIP Lounge and can be a great way to unwind for a few hours before your flight.

Amenities: Alcoholic and non-alcoholic drinks, food, access for disabled passengers, newspapers and magazines, televisions, Wi-Fi, flight information and children’s play area.

Valldemossa VIP Lounge 


Location: Floor 2 near the departure area’s passenger zone


Hours of operation: 5.30am to midnight daily


Email address: pmi.salavip@aena.es


Telephone number: +34 971 787 557 or +34 971 787 433
This lounge is also roughly 400 square meters, so there is typically plenty of space for many people to relax for some time before walking to their gates for their flights. Like the two other lounges above this one is also open to people on both Schengen and non-Schengen flights.

Amenities: Showers, animals are allowed inside, digital newspapers, access for those with mobility problems, meeting rooms, flight information, food and drink and other perks.

Llevant VIP Lounge


Location: Floor 0 near the Module A boarding area


Hours of operation: 5.30am to midnight daily


Email address: pmi.salavip@aena.es


Telephone number: +34 971 789 631

It’s important to note that this lounge, which is for use only by passengers whose flights are not traveling to Schengen Area countries, is currently closed – but this is only temporarily. When this lounge is operational, it can be a great way to reduce your stress before taking off.

Amenities: Children’s play area, digital press, refreshments including varied food and drink options, flight information, meeting rooms and access for people with disabilities.