MALLORCA
6 Tours Reviewed
Palma’s Chinatown is where real food habits show up. I like this tour because it trades big monuments for everyday markets and small tastings. You also get a guided walk into the Pere Garau neighborhood, where the sights feel lived-in,…
Cooking in Palma feels like a time machine. In this Mallorca market-and-cooking workshop, I love how you start at Mercat de l’Olivar and finish cooking at Forn de sa Llotgeta, with real seasonal dishes and family-style know-how. One drawback to…
Palma has a food day that feels hands-on, not scripted. You’ll start at Mercado del Olivar with a local guide, then head to the kitchen to cook a full 4-course seasonal menu. I love the small group size (max 8),…
A great day trip starts with the north coast. This one strings together markets, dramatic views from the Tramuntana, a short boat ride to Port de Pollença, and real time on Formentor Beach. It’s a longish day, but the pieces…
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…
Formentor feels like a postcard you can actually touch. This 8-hour north Mallorca loop mixes a traditional market, Alcudia’s old town walls, and enough sea time at Playa de Formentor to make the trip feel full, not rushed. Hotel pickup…
