MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
A Mediterranean dream starts with a bedtime story. The OHALÁ family show at House of Son Amar turns that simple start into a full-on, multi-sensory journey across the sea, using film, acrobatics, and dance in a proper theatre setting at…
Mallorca by land and water is a fun combo. You’ll swap tight mountain roads for fast jet ski time. This is a race car drive plus jet skiing in one late-afternoon plan, with classic ports and cove views along the…
Watching the sea turn quiet is magic. This boat-based try scuba experience from Skualo Porto Cristo lets you get your first real look at Mallorca’s underwater world in about 2 hours, with a small group and friendly instruction. You start…
Sailing on a traditional Mallorquin LLaut feels like stepping off the cruise circuit. I like that this 4-hour private charter mixes the slow rhythm of a classic sailboat with tapas, paella-style food, and plenty of drinks while you’re in Palma’s…
Palma’s Chinatown is where real food habits show up. I like this tour because it trades big monuments for everyday markets and small tastings. You also get a guided walk into the Pere Garau neighborhood, where the sights feel lived-in,…
Five wines and tapas, and you get the story. This private Mallorca countryside experience starts in Plaça d’Espanya and heads out to an old local winery where the winemaker explains what really shapes the glass. I really like two things…
A scooter in Palma sounds simple. The details make it work. This is a premium e-scooter rental for exploring fast and feeling cool, with a mobile app that handles your start-and-stop on the scooter, plus a helmet included. I also…
Adrenaline hits the north coast of Alcúdia. This 1-hour speedboat run strings together photo stops, a short swim in a quiet cove, and visits to two caves—all along Mallorca’s wilder northern edge. It’s the kind of outing that feels like…
Three hours, two big cravings, zero guesswork. This private Palma experience strings together market snacks, Old Town walking, and a timed visit to the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, guided by locals like Daniela who keep things friendly and…
Sa Calobra is one of Mallorca’s wow-factor spots, and this day trip turns it into a coast-by-coast adventure instead of a stressful drive. I like that you get SUP + snorkeling gear ready to go, plus a guide to keep…
Turquoise water, gear on deck, and zero drama. On this private Palma Bay sailing trip, you cruise with a professional captain and spend most of the time in swim-ready coves, guided by friendly pros like Diego, John, and Miguel. I…
Four hours on Palma water feels like freedom. This private yacht trip from Port Calanova pairs ice-cold drinks with real time on the sea using snorkeling gear, paddleboards, and underwater seascooters. One thing to factor in: the price doesn’t include…
A 3-hour trike sunset tour can feel like Mallorca’s highlight reel in miniature. You start in Peguera, roll along the coast, and get just enough time at key viewpoints and towns to make the photos look planned. I like the…
Torrent de Pareis feels like a giant stairway. This guided hike through the Torrent de Pareis canyon is all about adrenaline boulder scrambling, then you cool off with time at Sa Calobra on the Mediterranean. The big catch: it’s not…
A private boat on Mallorca’s north coast cuts through the crowds fast. This 4-hour trip on a traditional lllaüt is built for boat-only stops, with time for swimming and snorkeling in scenic bays around Alcúdia and Pollença, plus local food…
