MALLORCA
65 Tours Reviewed
Kayaking to Sa Dragonera feels like a cheat code. You get a from-the-sea view of Mallorca’s southwest coast, plus a guided island walk with big panoramas and time to swim and snorkel in calm cove water. One catch: wind and…
Palma is more fun when you can pause. This self-guided audio tour lets you explore the pearl of the Mediterranean at your own speed, with offline audio and maps loaded on your phone. You start at the busy transport hub…
Fast water, clear views, and a guide keeping it fun. This Doble Jet Ski excursion heads out from Port Calanova near Cala Mayor and Marivent, with an instructor running the route and helping you stop for photos along the way.…
Palma feels like a real city. This private, customizable walking tour lets you see the landmarks you care about, plus the streets and stories you’d miss on your own. I love that the itinerary can be shaped around your interests,…
One day. Four very different Mallorca moods. This West Coast & Orange Valley tour stitches together the Sierra de Tramuntana views, an organic finca wine-and-food stop, and the romantic mountain village of Valldemossa, with a German/English driver-guide in a small…
Palma makes sense on foot. This 2-hour guided route strings together major Old Town landmarks with thoughtful context, and I like that the guide asks questions and tweaks the pace for your group. A second big plus for me is…
Palma in one day, with room to wander. This Mallorca transfer to Palma de Mallorca blends a guided panoramic orientation with free time that lets you shop, snack, and explore at your own pace. I like that it’s structured enough…
Segways make Palma feel easy, fast, and slightly magical. This private guided Segway tour links the city’s top landmarks with real street-level stories, so you’re not stuck just staring from afar. I especially like how the included training helps you…
Caves plus pearls is a winning combo. This full-day tour layers Cuevas del Drach sightseeing (with a boat trip on Lake Martel) with a hands-on-style stop at Perlart’s pearl workshop and showroom. I especially like the way the caves feel…
A trip by sea first, then on foot. That mix is what makes this Dragonera experience so fun. You get Dragonera Natural Park from a kayak, then switch to an easy-going walk with lighthouse views and island history, plus time…
Sea caves by kayak sound like a movie scene. In reality, it’s warm water, clear views, and a crew that keeps it simple. This Cala Varques expedition mixes sea cave exploring with snorkeling in a tight 3-hour window. I especially…
Palma tells its story in your own footsteps. What makes this audio walk fun is the on-demand pacing—you start, pause, and restart whenever you want—while it keeps guiding you through big Palma landmarks like Parc de la Mar, the Cathedral,…
Crystal-clear water in Mallorca is hard to beat. This Port de Sóller snorkeling trip pairs that scenery with small-group attention, modern gear, and guides who know where the fish hang out. I like that you get a real safety briefing…
Palma is way more fun with wheels. This 2.5-hour Segway tour is a practical way to cover big parts of the city without the stop-and-start fatigue of walking, and it includes a proper training session before you roll. I like…
Quiet corners beat crowded highlights every time. This small-group Mallorca route strings together expert-local guidance and low-key stops, from the Ermita de la Santíssima Trinitat to Es Trenc salt pans. I love the hands-on food breaks—ensaimada, pa amb oli, and…
