MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Catamaran time on Palma Bay is easy. What makes this one fun is the two sea swim/snorkel stops plus the onboard lunch buffet you don’t have to think about. The main catch: the shared boat can feel crowded, and extra…
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…
If you want Mallorca water without boat crowds, do this. A private boat from Club de Mar turns the Bay of Palma into your own playground, with time to swim, snorkel, and try stand-up paddleboarding in crystal coves. I like…
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…
Scuba from the beach feels unreal. This Palmanova beach entry intro turns nerves into a safe first 2–3 meters of shallow practice, with a certified instructor walking you step by step. You also get a short theory chat on land,…
Sea kayaks in Palma Bay feel wonderfully unhurried. This self-guided 2-hour kayak rental lets you explore from Can Pastilla and steer your own pace, with a standout stop near Sa Galera. You get swim-and-snorkel time and big city views, without…
Palma can feel huge—until you ride it fast. This 1-hour electric scooter tour is a fun way to see Palma’s top sights in a short window, with a guide who explains what you’re looking at as you glide through the…
Valldemossa delivers views fast, then culture. This small-group hike from Palma mixes mountain scenery with an easy walking route and a slow stroll through one of Mallorca’s prettiest towns. I like how it’s built around stops with payoff, not just…
Sea caves and clear water await on SUP. A guided paddle around Cala Ratjada turns the coastline into your playground, with scenic sea caves and plenty of time to be on the water. I love how the tour starts with…
A small wooden boat can change the whole beach day. This private Mallorca south beaches cruise uses a real LLaut to get you up close to some of the island’s clearest water, with time to swim and snorkel. What I…
Secluded coves. Optional cliff jumps. Fewer crowds. I love the tiny-group feel and the chance to swim and try cliff-jump spots guided by locals such as Joan or Marc. One heads-up: expect rocky, uneven walking, so you’ll need proper shoes.…
Eight hours of Mallorca coastline feels like a reset. This full-day sailing trip from Port de Sóller delivers scenic North-coast views and real time in the water, with snorkeling and paddle boarding gear included. You get a simple, swim-focused rhythm…
One visit and you start hearing silence. The Carthusian Monastery of Valldemossa mixes monastic life, big art names, and a short piano recital in about an hour. It is a change of pace from beach days, and it sits just…
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…
Scuba lessons from a boat beat the classroom. I like how this experience keeps things small-group and personal, with close attention during the water session. I also love that you get all the equipment plus a pre-session theory briefing, so…
