MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Palma by bike beats walking. In about 3 hours, you’ll glide past top sights like La Seu Cathedral and the Almudaina palace, then wrap up with a proper Majorcan tapas tasting. I love the easy-going rhythm—short ride sections, frequent stops,…
North Mallorca by boat feels like cheating. You get speed, sea views, and beach-hopping in one day, without waiting for anything. This private rental on the Abaris 23 sets you up for a classic Alcúdia and Pollensa Bay route, with…
Palma feels bigger from street level. This small-group route strings together fast-track Cathedral entry and a local ensaïmada stop with guided history you can actually use. You’ll walk through the heart of the old city at a pace that doesn’t…
Wood, waves, and mountains in one long day. This full-day route connects some of Mallorca’s most scenic rides, from the wooden electric train to the cove at Sa Calobra, with enough variety to keep you from feeling stuck on a…
Hot air balloons make Mallorca feel like a secret. This private ride gives you a romantic way to see the island’s coast from above, timed for sunrise or sunset. Two things I especially like: the calm, hands-on crew experience (the…
Palma is best seen when you move like the locals. This 3-hour electric bike tour strings together the parts you’d otherwise miss—old town lanes, churches and convent stops, plus the views from Bellver—all with help from the motor so you’re…
No-license sailing is the whole point here. A private 5-meter boat rental lets you cruise the Santa Ponsa coastline on your own pace, with snorkeling time and music. I like the setup because it’s easy to manage and feels genuinely…
ATV rides and Mallorca views, on one loop. This FUN Quad Mallorca outing is built for action but still gives you structured guidance before you drive, plus big “coast-and-mountains” scenery as you head from Peguera toward Sa Dragonera National Park…
Alcudia Bay by jet ski feels like speed postcards. This is a guided 60-minute Mallorca ride that keeps you on the water for most of the time, with a swim and snorkel break in the coves. I like that your…
One short ride can change how you see Mallorca. This license-free Bayliner Element E5 rental lets you pick your pace—your “captain” badge is real, the coastline is gorgeous, and you get tips for secluded bays, rocky spots, and swims. I…
A Segway beats walking in the best way. This short, guided ride is built for first-timers, yet still delivers off-road paths and big sea-and-coast views over Cala Millor and Sa Coma. I like that it mixes a gentle start with…
One day, four transport styles. This Palma-to-Tramuntana loop mixes bus, boat, tram, and the classic Soller train so you see Mallorca’s West Coast in motion, with Sa Calobra as the star stop. It’s designed to run on less crowded days,…
Mallorca tastes better when you cook it. In a calm kitchen on the edge of Palma, you’ll make classic island recipes at an unhurried pace, with starter, main, dessert on your cutting board and in your hands. It’s practical cooking,…
V8 power meets Mallorca’s most scenic roads. This small-group trike ride pushes you into the Tramuntana Mountains on panorama roads along the west coast, with cliffside photo stops built in. It’s not just driving past pretty spots. You get structured…
Four wheels are optional; the Trikke is not. This Cala Millor tour is interesting because you trade a slow sightseeing day for real riding time, then cash it in at big view stops across Mallorca’s east coast. I like the…
