MALLORCA · DESTINATION
717 Tours Reviewed
Street art can be serious art. On this Palma tour, you’ll walk the old town lanes and start seeing alleyway murals as social storytelling. It’s a fun way to connect Palma’s past buildings with what’s happening in the city right…
Steer yourself along Mallorca’s coast. Renting the B520 Neptuno feels relaxed when you get straightforward help, especially from Juan, and the no-license setup makes the whole thing easier to wrap your head around. I like that you’re in a small…
Sea caves are your Mallorca shortcut to magic. This Cova des Coloms excursion runs for about 2 hours from Skualo Porto Cristo, taking you along Mallorca’s east coast before you swim to the cave entrance and explore its stalactites, stalagmites,…
Palma on two wheels beats standing in line. In 90 minutes, I glide past gridlock and pack in gothic stone, sea air, and the Cathedral of Light with its 59 windows and rose windows. Two wheels make the whole thing…
Frida Kahlo on canvas is easier than you think. This 3-hour workshop in Porto Cristo makes a bold, colorful portrait feel doable: you get pre-drawn outlines, mixed skin tones, and friendly, step-by-step acrylic guidance. I especially like how the setup…
Cala Vella makes snorkeling feel simple. I like the guided sail through the protected waters of Bahía de Palma, and I love that you get set up for snorkeling right away in Cala Vella Natural Park. One big consideration: you…
Kayak + sunset in Mallorca feels almost unfair. You paddle Sant Elm’s coast on calm, clear water, then pause for a picnic in a quiet cove—right when the light turns golden. Two things I especially like: the small-group vibe that…
The Torrent de Pareís hike is the kind of trip that makes Mallorca feel wild. I love that you do it with a guide early in the day, and I also love the pace: you’re not just walking, you’re moving…
If you want Mallorca without the traffic stress, this is it. This half-day e-bike loop uses quieter secondary roads to take you through the Serra de Tramuntana villages, olive-and-almond countryside, and small-town stops you’ll actually have time to enjoy. I…
Small-group sailing turns Mallorca into something you can actually feel. On this Santa Ponsa coast trip, you’ll go out toward the Illes Malgrats nature reserve and the Camp de Mar area, then settle into a few swim breaks in clear…
Palma’s night lights look best from water. This 2-hour Bay of Palma night boat cruise lets you enjoy the sea breeze and see Palma’s skyline, especially the Cathedral, from a totally different angle. I love that it feels relaxed and…
There’s something special about a steady gallop in open air. This 4-hour authentic horseback ride in rural Mallorca mixes hands-on horse prep with an active pace that includes long trots and canters through real countryside. I especially like the small…
Sea time with a plan beats guessing. This Cala Agulla / Cala Mesquida / Cala Moltó tour earns my attention because you’re not just watching the coastline—you’re doing it, with stand-up paddleboarding plus snorkeling gear included. I also like the…
Foam, music, and a pool on the party circuit. This Mallorca event mixes a small pool, dance floor, and DJ zone with a foam cannon and an animation team that keeps the energy up. I like the built-in structure of…
This romantic package at Eurotel Punta Rotja mixes wellness time with a proper sit-down finish, all for two people in one block of time. What makes it interesting is the combo: full spa entrance plus a couples massage in a…
