MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Three hours can fix a stress headache. This Best Friends Ritual at Mallorca Wellness Spa in Gran Playa de Palma mixes side-by-side pampering with real spa time and a small bubbly moment. You also get pro therapists and a private…
A photo session in Mallorca feels like a mini holiday plan. You’re not just showing up and hoping for good shots; you get a private shoot in some of the island’s most photogenic corners, with easy communication in English and…
This is the prettiest time to see Mallorca. You’ll ride off the coast, spot almond blossoms up close, and end with a cozy village tasting of Gató d’Ametlla. Two big wins for me: the photo stops feel well-timed, and the…
A SUP tour that strings together three standout beaches sounds simple, but this one keeps things moving while you actually get time to swim and play. I like that you’re not just dropped off at one place—you paddle and snorkel…
If you want golden-hour views with engine noise, this hits. The 3-hour quad sunset tour from Paguera pairs a guided ride through the Tramuntana area with timed stops in places like Andratx and tiny seaside Sant Elm, so you get…
Quads and coastline, no mud required. This NO-Off-Road tour from Buggy4Fun in Cala Millor takes you along country roads and the dramatic east coast to 2–3 bays, with time for photos and a swim stop. I like the 250cc quads…
Palma has a knack for mixing everyday streets with serious art. The Palau March Museum lets you step into a March family residence and then move through decades of creativity, from modern sculpture to an 18th-century nativity scene. I especially…
Turquoise water starts the fun right away. In Pollença, you paddle from Cala Molins into Cala Sant Vicenç, chasing cliffs, reefs, and that hard-to-say-no-to blue-green water while learning safe basics. The payoff is a mix of snorkeling and sea-cave exploring,…
Palma has a way of hiding the past in everyday streets, and this half-day tour follows the clues. I like how you start at the Jewish Quarter Interpretation Center and then walk through specific lanes tied to Xueta families, and…
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…
Getting a full Palma day without planning sounds good. I like that you get pickup and drop-off handled for you, and you also receive a simple rhythm: arrive, enjoy about 4 hours on your own, then finish with a 60-minute…
Full throttle on Mallorca, with scenery to match. This 30-minute Andratx jetski tour lets you pilot your own jet ski and run the route for views over the Dragonera Natural Park area. You get speed, salt spray, and big coastline…
Two wings beat one beach day. This basic paramotor flight gives you cliff panoramas and sweeping Mediterranean views in about 20 minutes, with safety equipment included so you can focus on the sky. I also like the practical add-ons: a…
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…
Quads beat the usual Mallorca sightseeing. This Andratx ride takes you past Sa Coma Caliente and Sa Coma Fria, with a guide-led route and a planned photo stop for serious mountain views. I love the small-group vibe (up to 5…
