Fly from Palma to Tallinn from €144 return per person with Ryanair. The median price hovers around €163, so if you find that fare, it's a solid deal. Estonia awaits and it's more affordable than you'd think.
Price and when to book
The lowest recorded price is €144 per person (return). Most searches sit around €163, with some peaks at €165. We checked this route on 22 October 2026. For this route, the golden rule is to book as far in advance as possible: Ryanair typically raises prices as the date approaches. If you spot these fares, don't wait.
Airline and stopovers
Ryanair is your airline on this route with one stopover. There are no direct flights from Palma to Tallinn, so expect an intermediate stop. Although it means more travel time, you compensate with a very competitive price. Remember to check Ryanair's baggage policy: carry-on luggage is free, but checked baggage comes at a cost.
Best time to travel
Tallinn shines in summer (June to August) with long days and pleasant temperatures, perfect for wandering the old town. In winter (December to February) it's bitterly cold, but the Christmas magic and snow make Tallinn truly special. Spring and autumn are peaceful and less crowded.
What to do in Tallinn
Tallinn's old town is a UNESCO World Heritage site: medieval walls, cobbled squares and towers transport you centuries back. Climb Alexander Nevsky Cathedral for panoramic views. Explore the galleries of Kalamaja, try Estonian cuisine in local restaurants, and if you visit in winter, don't miss the Christmas markets. Lennart Meri Tallinn airport is 4 km from the city centre, accessible by bus.
FAQ
What's the cheapest price from Palma to Tallinn?
The lowest recorded price is €144 return per person. Most fares sit around €163. These prices are from Ryanair as of 22 October 2026.
Is Ryanair the only airline on this route?
According to our data, Ryanair is the available airline for this route. It's always worth checking flight comparison sites to verify if other options exist at the time of your search.
Is the Palma to Tallinn flight direct or does it have stopovers?
It has one stopover. There are no direct flights on this route, so expect an intermediate stop that will add to your total travel time.
What can I see in Tallinn on a tight budget?
The old town is free to access and it's the highlight. Walking its streets, climbing the walls and exploring the squares cost nothing. Many museums offer free entry on certain days. Eat at markets and local restaurants away from the historic centre to save money.
Photo: Wikimedia Commons. Return economy fares for 1 adult, checked on Kiwi.com on the date shown; they can change.
