MALLORCA
39 Tours Reviewed
This boat makes Palma feel quieter. I really like the 1841 wooden Rafael Verdera and how smoothly the crew runs the day, and I love the water time—jumping from the bow and trying snorkeling and kayaking. One heads-up: drinks are…
Gin and Mallorca go together—this tasting makes the match make sense. At Casa Eva in Llucmajor, you get a guided, small-group session tied to the Mediterranean way of life, with 5 gin samples and a plain-language explanation of what makes…
Caves and crystal water, all on a sail. This 4-hour Mallorca boat outing gives you real swim-and-snorkel time plus a smooth sailing ride along Palma Bay. I love the chance to stop at the prettiest coves (especially Cala Vella) and…
Olive oil in Mallorca, done the real way. This 1.5-2 hour visit at Finca Treurer EVOO shows you how extra virgin olive oil actually becomes a bottle, not just a product on a shelf. I like that it’s run in…
A sunset glass of wine with a sommelier is a rare treat. In Pollença, you get a calm, small-group tasting on a rooftop terrace centered on Spanish and Mallorcan bottles, with Sven and Luz guiding the pours and the tasting…
Wine tasting with real vineyard air. This Son Juliana visit is built as a full-on winery walkthrough—vine to bottle—followed by an exclusive tasting of four bodega wines paired with local Mallorcan specialties. I like the way the tour keeps things…
Mallorca from the water feels like a cheat code. This Can Pastilla sailing trip mixes real time on the water with swim stops and included gear, so you’re not just watching scenery—you’re in it. I also like that the pace…
Five wines, zero snootiness. This Mallorca Wine and Cheese Tasting in Puerto de Alcúdia keeps things simple and fun, while still teaching you what makes the island’s wine culture tick. I like that the tasting is five local wines matched…
One smart way to eat your way through Palma. This private 3-hour food tour pairs 10 tastings with city highlights, led by a live English-speaking guide who steers you toward places you’d likely miss on your own. I like that…
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 tastes better on foot. This Palma wine and tapas tour stitches together the old town and the food so you get both stories and snacks in one walk. I like the way the tasting menu connects to what you’re…
Mallorca tastes better with a guide. This short stop turns local wines and ecological foods into a guided story you can actually taste. What I really like is the focus on real producers and real variety: you move through several…
Palma looks different after dark, and this tour is built for that hour. I like that you walk historic old-town streets with a live guide while the light softens on landmarks you’d otherwise rush past. Two things I truly enjoy…
Wine country gets personal fast. This private Mallorca outing mixes a real vineyard visit with a winemaker-led explanation of how the wine is made, not just a sip-and-go stop. I especially like the door-to-door pickup and the chance to walk…
Mallorca wine tastes better with a vineyard walk. This guided tour in the Alcúdia and Can Picafort area pairs a vineyard visit with a hosted tasting of 5 exclusive wines, plus local nibbles. Two things I really like: the owner…
