MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Speedboat rides in Mallorca can be a blur. This one is built for adrenaline without the chaos, with a short, punchy route across Palma Bay and a protected-coast backdrop around Cap Rocat. What I like most is the mix of…
Cliff lines and sea caves, right from your kayak. This guided outing mixes La Victòria nature reserve paddling with snorkeling time in crystal-clear coastal water, plus stops for caves and big coastal views. I love that you’re not just dropped…
Trains, tram, and cliff water in one day. I like the mix of vintage transport and the chance to reach La Calobra for a swim and time near Torrent de Pareis. The trade-off is that the day moves fast, and…
Clear coves and cave views in 3.5 hours. I like the Alcúdia Bay views from a fast boat and I like that you get proper snorkelling gear onboard for the marine life. One heads-up: the ride can feel a bit…
Palma looks different from the water. This 3-hour cruise on the Barca Samba mixes big Palma Bay views with a swim/snorkel stop and homemade pizza, plus music that turns the deck into a party-lite. The main catch: the vibe can…
A quad ride is the easiest way to feel Mallorca move. You’ll explore the Serra de Tramuntana mountains by ATV, with a small group capped at 10 and a guide who teaches the controls up front. The one real catch…
Sunrise over Mallorca is the kind of view that sticks with you, and this Romantic Sunrise Balloon Tour from Mallorca Balloons is built for that moment. I like the small-basket feel (flights cap around 14 riders per basket), which makes…
Small-group snorkels beat big beach tours. This Mallorca nature reserve outing is interesting because it blends easy first-time coaching with real time in the water and a guide who helps you find the best spots. I especially like the small…
Mallorca by helicopter hits different fast. The views are instantly eye-opening, and you can tailor the flight to how much time you have, from a quick Palma loop to a full hour over multiple regions. I especially love the clear…
Cooking in a restored windmill feels like time travel. This Spanish cooking experience in Palma puts you to work in a 16th-century flour mill and then lets you eat what you make. I especially like the hands-on team cooking approach,…
Northern Mallorca feels like a movie set. This day trip strings together Valldemossa and the Sóller Valley with big scenery, charming old towns, and the classic old tram ride down to the sea. The pacing gives you structured time with…
Alfabia is Mallorca’s garden-house time warp. You’ll wander through Arab gardens with a cool, shaded feel, then step into a house over 500 years old where styles stack up across centuries. It’s gorgeous, but timing matters: if you go when…
Sea caves look unreal from a kayak. This Mallorca sea-cave kayaking tour takes you along turquoise coastline, with caves of wild colors and plenty of time to swim and snorkel while an instructor keeps things moving (and a motorboat stays…
Mallorca by Formula Car turns a simple coastal drive into something you actually remember: a three-wheeled, manual thrill ride with real scenery breaks. I love the scenic photo stops (not just a drive-by), and I also like that the guides…
Tapas and open water, no crowds. This small-group catamaran cruise keeps things relaxed while you snack on homemade tapas and play with water gear. The one catch: the experience is weather-dependent, so plan to be flexible with the day. You’ll…
