MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Palma is best seen on foot, starting with the Cathedral. This guided walking tour pairs Palma’s old streets with a focused visit inside the Gothic Cathedral of Palma, then adds a bus trip to Valldemossa in the Serra de Tramuntana,…
Banana boats are pure, fast fun. At Playa de Palma, a 10-minute banana boat ride turns the afternoon into splashes, laughter, and a solid hit of adrenaline over the water. I like that it’s simple and social, with a clear…
Dolphins on a speedboat is a salty fun hunt. This Palma Bay cruise mixes open-sea searching with big panoramic views, plus a calm cove stop for a swim. The main thing to keep in mind: dolphin sightings can’t be guaranteed,…
Palma’s best highlights fit in two calm hours. This private walking tour with local guides lets you skip the crowd shuffle and move at a speed that works for your group, with time to ask questions as you go. I…
Miró’s art feels personal here. I love the Sert Studio—light, simple, and exactly the kind of room an artist would want—and I also enjoyed the sculpture garden stroll. One drawback to note up front: Son Boter is closed for restoration,…
Parasailing off Cala Bona is pure adrenaline, with a speedboat launch and a climb to 100 metres above Mallorca’s coast. I love the bird’s-eye views of the shoreline and the way the crew keeps things relaxed and upbeat as you…
Two wheels beat walking when Palma is busy. This 1-hour-plus Segway tour helps you cover more ground in the Old Town, while your guide points out the architecture and stories behind churches, a convent, and a cloister. I like the…
Blue light, no land access. This Blue Cave boat tour is all about seeing a cave you can’t reach any other way. You’ll cruise the coast, then get time to swim and snorkel in clean, bright water. What I like…
Two valleys, one great day. This Mallorca tour strings together Valldemossa, Soller, and the tram to Port de Sóller with a local guide and a tight-but-not-rushed flow. I like that you get real structure without feeling boxed in: a guided…
Two cave concerts in one unforgettable day. This 8-hour Mallorca tour strings together Cuevas del Drach and Hams Caves, then finishes with coastal time in Porto Cristo and a stop at the Majorica pearl factory shop. It’s the kind of…
Palma on a Segway feels like Palma at speed. In just two hours, you cover major sights like the Cathedral area, Old Town lanes, and the waterfront, with a local guide who makes the city feel personal. I especially like…
Palma by bike feels like cheating. In about 1 to 2 hours, you glide from the Old Town to the Cathedral of Light and then roll along the bay’s beach promenade with a real guide telling you what you’re seeing.…
First look over Mallorca really stops you. A serene hot air balloon glide over the countryside feels calm and magical, and I love the hands-on moment when you can assist with balloon setup if you want. You also get fantastic…
Tennis fans, this museum hits hard. It’s a fun mix of hands-on sports tech and a trophy wall that makes Nadal’s career feel real, not just legendary. I especially liked the Formula 1-style driving station and the downhill mountain-bike experience.…
Sailing out of Alcúdia feels like a quick reset. On Caribia Sailing’s shared half-day trip, you get real time on the open water plus a swim-and-snorkel stop in Cala Coll Baix. I like the way the crew keeps it personal…
