MALLORCA
21 Tours Reviewed
Kayak first. Then cliff jumps. This is a fast, wild mix on Mallorca’s north coast, built around a sea-only adventure zone you can’t reach any other way. You’ll paddle a circular route with big views, learn core kayak skills, and…
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…
Two hours on a kayak changes your view. In the Bay of Palma, you paddle out under an instructor’s watch, with a route that takes you toward Na Galera for swimming and snorkeling. It’s a fun mix of active coastal…
Most days, Mallorca gives you beaches. Today it gives you caves. This sea caves kayak tour turns your morning into coastal exploring with guided paddling and water time in clear, turquoise conditions along dramatic cliffs and rock formations. You’ll head…
Turquoise water starts the fun right away. In Pollença, you paddle from Cala Molins into Cala Sant Vicenç, chasing cliffs, reefs, and that hard-to-say-no-to blue-green water while learning safe basics. The payoff is a mix of snorkeling and sea-cave exploring,…
Kayaking to Sa Dragonera feels like a cheat code. You get a from-the-sea view of Mallorca’s southwest coast, plus a guided island walk with big panoramas and time to swim and snorkel in calm cove water. One catch: wind and…
A paddle into Dragonera feels like a coast-side secret you can move through. This guided kayak trip sends you from the Sant Elm area straight toward the Sa Dragonera Natural Park, with stories, a short walk, and time to swim…
A trip by sea first, then on foot. That mix is what makes this Dragonera experience so fun. You get Dragonera Natural Park from a kayak, then switch to an easy-going walk with lighthouse views and island history, plus time…
Sea caves by kayak sound like a movie scene. In reality, it’s warm water, clear views, and a crew that keeps it simple. This Cala Varques expedition mixes sea cave exploring with snorkeling in a tight 3-hour window. I especially…
Kayaking in Mallorca without the crowds sounds great. You’ll paddle out from the Calvià area toward the Malgrats Islands Natural Reserve, where calm-protected water and reef-rich views feel like a side of Mallorca most people never see. Plus, a pickup…
Five words: short hike, big views, turquoise water. This guided kayak + hike trip turns Mallorca’s southwest coast into something you feel from the water, then top it off with time at Sa Dragonera National Park. I love that it’s…
Paddle to Dragonera’s cliffs in a few hours. I like how this guided kayak trip lets you see Sant Elm and the coast from the water, with stories about Dragonera’s history, flora, and fauna as you glide past Punta de…
Kayaking to a sea-only beach beats the crowds. This 3.5-hour Mallorca outing blends a technique lesson before you start, a calm local-guided route through reefs, and then a landing at Cala Estremer where you can climb the sea wall and…
Kayaking here feels like a front-row ocean show. You glide past steep cliffs and sea caves toward Cala en Tío, then swap paddling for a swim in crystal-clear water with a guide keeping you oriented the whole way. The only…
Mallorca’s cliffs are made for action. This kayak-and-coasteering outing from Mon d’Aventura turns the coast near Cala Sant Vicenç into a guided circuit, with cliff jumps and time to swim and snorkel when you want. I like the mix of…
