Fly from Palma to Budapest with Iberia Express from €129 return. The median price hovers around €138, with options up to €149. A solid opportunity to explore Hungary's capital without breaking the bank.
Price and when to book
The cheapest flight in the sample costs €129, though most searches sit around €138. You'll find fares between €129 and €149. No specific day or month guarantees lower prices, it depends on your exact travel dates. Book early to grab the lowest fares. Compare several dates before you commit.
Airline and stops
Iberia Express operates this route. The flight includes 1 stop (not direct), so expect an intermediate stopover. Outbound departs PMI at 06:25; return leaves BUD at 17:35. Despite the layover, the final price remains very competitive for this distance.
Best time to visit
Budapest shines in spring (April–May) and autumn (September–October), with mild weather and fewer crowds than summer. Winter is cold but the city glows with festive lights through January. Skip July and August if you dislike peak tourism. The data snapshot is from October 2026, so you have plenty of time to plan.
What to do in Budapest
Hungary's capital is a gem: the Parliament overlooking the Danube, Széchenyi Thermal Baths for relaxation, the Jewish Quarter's nightlife, Buda Castle, and river cruises. Food is outstanding, try gulasch, palacsinta and freshwater lobster. Public transport is efficient and costs for eating and staying are low compared to Western Europe.
FAQ
What's the cheapest flight from Palma to Budapest?
From the sample data (October 2026), the lowest return fare is €129 with Iberia Express. Prices vary by date: you'll also find options at €138 and €149. Search different dates to catch the best deal.
Are there direct flights from Palma to Budapest?
No, this route includes 1 stop. Iberia Express operates it, and while it's not direct, the price makes up for the stopover.
Which airline flies Palma to Budapest?
Iberia Express. Departure from PMI at 06:25, return from BUD at 17:35. Confirm exact times when you book, as they may vary by date.
Is it worth visiting Budapest in winter?
Yes, especially if you prefer fewer tourists. It's cold (0–5°C in January), but the city is beautiful with festive decorations. Thermal baths are perfect for cold days, and local food warms you up. Hotel prices drop too.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
