MALLORCA
65 Tours Reviewed
A convertible sports car makes Mallorca feel like a movie set. You get guided stops for sea views, big-harbor vibes, and Tramuntana-style roads, all while you drive. The best part for me is the mix: Malgrats Islands viewpoints and Puerto…
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…
Four tapas beats one big meal. This self-guided gourmet tapas and wine walk turns Alcudia Old Town into a low-stress food circuit, with four carefully spaced stops and freedom to set your pace. I like that it feels flexible without…
A cave you can swim inside. Mallorca’s aquatic caves turn a normal beach day into cave lakes and chandelier-like rock views. I especially love how the tour mixes above-water scenery with underwater moments, and you’ll feel taken care of with…
Palma on a bike feels like local life. In 2.5 hours, you glide past the seafront bike lane and into medieval lanes with photo stops at La Seu, plus lots of quick breaks to look around. I love how easy…
Four transports. One big mountain-scenery day. This guided tour strings together the best bits of the Serra de Tramuntana with a steady mix of coach, sightseeing boat, tram, and the classic Soller wooden train, plus an official licensed guide giving…
A ferry day that feels like two vacations. You leave Mallorca for Menorca by express ferry, then ride a spacious air-conditioned bus between Ciutadella, Monte Toro, Fornells, Maó, and Binibeca with an official guide. It’s a fast-moving day, but the…
Riding through Randa feels like a reset. This guided horseriding tour in Mallorca’s Randa Valley pairs an easy, confidence-building ride with real horse time, including grooming, feeding, and showering. It’s also a small-group outing (limited to 6), so you’re not…
Can Picafort looks great from the beach. It looks wildly different from a jet ski skimming Alcudia Bay. I like how this is a short, guided ride that still gives you big-movie views of Can Picafort and Playa de Muro…
A visit to an olive oil mill that still works. In Can Det, you step into a 400-year-old house and see the traditional pressing system tied to ancient trees, with views over the Sóller valley that make the whole thing…
Palma is best seen on foot, starting with the Cathedral. This guided walking tour pairs Palma’s old streets with a focused visit inside the Gothic Cathedral of Palma, then adds a bus trip to Valldemossa in the Serra de Tramuntana,…
Palma on a Segway feels like Palma at speed. In just two hours, you cover major sights like the Cathedral area, Old Town lanes, and the waterfront, with a local guide who makes the city feel personal. I especially like…
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.…
One hour, zero bus lines, and Palma glides. I love that the tour starts with Segway training that actually makes you confident quickly, and guides like Nina and Anna keep it calm even if you have never ridden before. Next,…
Matchday feels close at Son Moix. This 1-hour RCD Mallorca tour opens normally restricted spaces so you can soak up the club vibe without a ticket to the big match. I really like that you step onto the pitch and…
