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Lux Transfers Mallorca is a taxi and transfer service in Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands. The company provides journeys from Palma Airport as well as return trips to numerous places across the island, including holiday resorts, coastal towns and municipalities. Bookings can be made by phone, WhatsApp or email; the website also offers outbound and return journeys.

Services

  • Airport transfer
  • Local taxi service
  • Private transfer

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Frequently Asked Questions

What does the business offer?
Lux Transfers Mallorca provides taxi and transfer services in Mallorca, including journeys from Palma Airport and return trips to many places across the island.
Where is it located?
The business operates in Mallorca, in the Balearic Islands.
What opening hours or practical information are there?
The website offers bookings by phone, WhatsApp and email; outbound and return journeys can also be selected.
What services does Lux Transfers Mallorca offer?
According to its own information, Lux Transfers Mallorca offers, among others: Airport transfer, Local taxi service, Private transfer.
How far in advance should I request a transfer to the airport?
The business recommends requesting the transfer 3 hours before the flight departs when travelling toward the airport.

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