MALLORCA
16 Tours Reviewed
Palma looks different from a bike. This 5-hour shore excursion runs straight from the port and rolls you through Palma de Mallorca’s Old Town with small-group attention and steady photo stops. You’ll hit major highlights like the Gothic Cathedral of…
If you want Mallorca without the traffic stress, this is it. This half-day e-bike loop uses quieter secondary roads to take you through the Serra de Tramuntana villages, olive-and-almond countryside, and small-town stops you’ll actually have time to enjoy. I…
Palma de Mallorca moves fast, and this tour keeps up. You get a 5-hour guided bike route that hits the city’s top sights without the usual walking slog, plus the pickup is close to the cruise terminal so you do…
Palma by e-bike feels unfairly easy. In two hours, you glide through Palma de Mallorca’s old lanes and key religious sites, then roll out to the sea-front promenade for big views, with guides at Greentours Palma like Mario. Electric assist…
Glide through Palma with an e-bike. I like that the e-bike makes getting around painless, and I like the small, capped group that keeps the guide close and questions easy. The one drawback to plan for: some major stops have…
Palma by bike beats walking. In about 3 hours, you’ll glide past top sights like La Seu Cathedral and the Almudaina palace, then wrap up with a proper Majorcan tapas tasting. I love the easy-going rhythm—short ride sections, frequent stops,…
Palma is best seen when you move like the locals. This 3-hour electric bike tour strings together the parts you’d otherwise miss—old town lanes, churches and convent stops, plus the views from Bellver—all with help from the motor so you’re…
Palma by e-bike just makes sense. This fat-tire electric tour links the city’s big sights with smooth, low-effort riding, so you actually get time to look around. You’ll also get guided context as you pass key landmarks, from the center…
Quads in Mallorca beat staying put. I like the mix of on-road and off-road tracks and how guide Eckbert keeps things clear and controlled from the start. One caution: quads are loud, and that can annoy hikers on narrow off-road…
Palma is easier on two wheels. This guided e-bike tour lets you zip between major Old Town landmarks without turning your day into a sweaty workout, and it moves at a relaxed pace for a small group. You also get…
Palma by bike feels like cheating. In about 1 to 2 hours, you glide from the Old Town to the Cathedral of Light and then roll along the bay’s beach promenade with a real guide telling you what you’re seeing.…
Palma by bike cuts the stress fast. You get small-group riding through most of the city, with photo stops and a friendly local host who keeps you moving without complicated navigation. What I like most is how the stops are…
Randa’s view alone is worth planning for. This Mallorca quad outing turns your afternoon into a guided ride from Palma up toward Randa Mountain, with a good shot at ocean time in summer. I like that it’s set up for…
Palma moves fast on an e-bike. This small-group ride helps you get your bearings fast and still hear real stories behind the city’s most famous stops. You’ll glide through the old town, swing by the seafront, and climb toward Bellver…
Palma’s Old Town reads fast on two wheels. This small-group bike tour lets you glide past major landmarks like Palma Cathedral and La Almudaina without turning your day into a long walking slog. You get city stories, good photo viewpoints,…
