No direct flights on this route, but with 1 stopover you'll find tickets from €664 return with Wizz Air Malta. The median price sits around €757. Book early: this route sells fast and prices climb quickly.
Price and when to book
From €664 you'll get a full return ticket. The median sits at €757. Sample prices range from €664 to €766, so there's room to find good deals. Golden rule: book as early as possible. Palma–Punta Cana flights sell out fast, especially in peak season. Plan 2–3 months ahead for the best rates.
Airline and stopovers
You'll fly Wizz Air Malta. The journey includes 1 stopover (not direct), so expect a technical or connection stop. Check layover time when you book, it varies by date. Wizz Air is competitive on price and performs well on this route.
Best time to visit Punta Cana
December to April is dry season and ideal: guaranteed sun, minimal rain. July and August are popular too but hotter and more humid. September to November carry higher rainfall risk. Consider your budget: peak season (December–February) pushes flight prices up. Book ahead if travelling then.
What to do when you arrive
Endless beaches: Bavaro, Arena Gorda, Macao. Diving and snorkelling on the reefs. Los Haitises National Park for nature lovers. Old Santo Domingo is 2 hours by road. Underground cenotes and caves. Local food is simple and tasty (mofongo, salt-baked fish). Currency: Dominican peso, though tourist areas often take euros.
FAQ
Are there direct flights Palma to Punta Cana?
Not in this search. Wizz Air Malta offers 1 stopover. Check total travel time: the stopover adds 2–4 hours typically, but varies by date. Some days are faster than others.
Is €664 the cheapest I'll find?
That's the lowest in the sample from 22 October 2026. Cheaper fares may appear if you're flexible on dates, Mondays to Thursdays are usually cheaper. Don't wait too long: prices tend to rise.
What's included in Wizz Air Malta's fare?
Free cabin baggage only. Large luggage costs extra. Standard seat included; premium seats cost more. Check the terms when booking to avoid surprises.
How many days should I stay in Punta Cana?
At least 7 days to enjoy the beaches and relax properly. 10–14 days is ideal if you want to explore more: Santo Domingo, cenotes, national parks. Your sample flight is 10–17 November (7 days): tight but worthwhile.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.