MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Palma wine learns best in a tiny cellar. This Mallorca Wine Experience in central Palma mixes a short education with real tasting—local grapes like Manto Negro, Callet, and Giro Negre paired with island cheeses and snacks. You’ll also get plenty…
Red Lightning and Tramuntana views make Mallorca click. You’ll start in Palma, ride the historic train to Sóller, then keep going through the mountain roads and cliff towns that make this part of the island feel instantly different from the…
That first burst of speed is the whole point. A jet ski tour in Alcudia turns Mallorca’s water into an action movie, with an instructor steering the ride and keeping you safe. I especially like the small group size. Limited…
Formentor hits different at sunset. You’ll head out from Alcúdia in a small minibus, pause at the Es Colomer viewpoint for big coastal views, then toast the day at the Atalaya de Albercutx watchtower with cava and strawberries. I especially…
One underground wonder follows another: Mallorca turns you upside down in the best way. This day trip strings together Cuevas del Drach, the underground Lake Martel, and a classical music concert in the caves, plus a quick stop at Majorica…
Pirate caves and Mallorca swims in one morning. This 3-hour Alcúdia sea trip pairs guided sailing in Parc Natural de Llevant with time to snorkel and relax in hidden coves. I love the fish-filled Pirate’s Cave stop, because it turns…
Illetes looks like a postcard from the sea. This Palma to Illetes catamaran cruise is a relaxed way to see Mallorca’s south coast from the water, then spend time anchored right at a gorgeous cove. I especially love the long…
Two hours can feel like a whole beach day. You’ll get from Alcúdia to Coll Baix for snorkeling and paddleboarding in clear water, then circle the coast for sea caves seen from the boat. Two things I really like are…
Quads and sea views, in two hours. I love how quickly you’re on the road after a short, practical safety lesson, and I love the viewpoint stops over Alcudia Bay and Pollensa Bay. The main thing to watch is the…
Alcudia plus the Formentor coast in one day is the point. I really like the way this tour pairs Alcudia Old Town and its market energy with the dramatic seaside stops at Formentor. You get enough guided structure to feel…
A convertible drive through Mallorca feels like a movie. This self-drive tour has you behind the wheel of a GT Cabrio sports car while you follow a set route through Serra de Tramuntana (a UNESCO area), with wind-in-your-hair breaks for…
Cap de Formentor looks different from the water. I like the tapas cooked onboard and the chance to take the wheel for great photos. The one thing to plan around is weather, because windy conditions can change how much time…
A dinner party in cooking form. This hands-on Palma class mixes Mediterranean fusion with a very social pace and an open bar. You’ll be chopping, sautéing, and eating island ingredients while your chef and host guide you step by step.…
Palma by bike cuts the stress fast. You get small-group riding through most of the city, with photo stops and a friendly local host who keeps you moving without complicated navigation. What I like most is how the stops are…
Sea cliffs, snacks, and swim time all in one trip. This 4-hour sailboat outing mixes real sailing around Mallorca’s coast with stops for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and tapas and cava. What I like most is how Captain Andres runs the boat…
