MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Palma feels personal on foot. This 2-hour Old Town walking tour helps you get oriented fast, starting with major sights and ending where locals actually shop. I particularly like the Parc de la Mar start point—those first views of Palma…
Jet skis make Mallorca feel electric. This 1.5-hour jet ski rental is built for speed and sea views, with routes that let you see the coast and gulf coves you can’t reach by car or on foot. It’s also one…
One hour into planning this, you start counting the minutes to sunset. This private cruise from Alcúdia’s port feels like a proper Mallorca water day on a wooden llaüt, and I love the combo of wine + swimming in the…
Miró-style art can feel serious, but this workshop is playful. In Porto Cristo, you’ll build a bold, surreal abstract painting using easy step-by-step guidance even if you’ve never painted before. What I like most is the focus on making sure…
This is the kind of Alcudia outing that trades crowds for calm sea time, with snorkel stops in the caves and a real shot at seeing dolphins. I like that it’s a private group charter, so the skipper can keep…
Fast-moving sea adventure with cliffs and gear. This coasteering session near Peguera/Calvià mixes 5 jumps into the sea with cliff skills like abseiling, psicobloc (DWS), and even a zipline. The views are a big part of the payoff, and the…
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 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…
A private boat makes the sea feel personal. With a skipper and English guide, you get exclusive time on the water from Port de Sóller, with snorkel-ready stops and snacks and drinks built into the day. You also choose between…
Rock relics meet burger heaven in Mallorca. Hard Rock Cafe Mallorca on the Paseo Marítimo turns a simple meal into a music stop, with American-style burgers and famous items from bands like Beatles, Elvis, Kiss, and U2. You’ll get a…
Valldemossa can feel like another country. This half-day trip is built around a compact drive northwest from Palma, then focused time in one of Mallorca’s most atmospheric mountain villages. You’ll get a guided story that stretches back from Roman Palma…
Olive oil gets its own spotlight here. At Treurer EVOO on Mallorca, you’ll start with a guided look at premium extra virgin olive oil production, from harvest to bottling, and then you’ll eat a chef-led dinner where the oil is…
Sunset sailing in Mallorca feels like a cheat code. You leave the port of Sóller in a 13.4-meter sailboat at 4:30 pm, cruise along the north coast, then anchor near two of the Tramuntana’s most photogenic coves for snorkel and…
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…
Formentor Beach looks different from land. This small-group boat trip from Can Picafort mixes big coastline views with real time in the water. I really like the max-12 people setup (it feels relaxed, not crowded) and the chance to swim…
