MALLORCA
44 Tours Reviewed
Formentor by sea beats most shore plans. This speedboat + snorkeling outing hits the big sights fast: white sand, dramatic cliffs, and that famous Formentor cave stop. I especially like the mix of quick RIB ride time and real water…
Clear water and calm guidance make this one easy. This snorkeling tour is built for real beginners and nervous swimmers because you’re kept close in a protected marine reserve and steered toward what to look for. I also like that…
Crystal water and a private boat. That combo is why this Andratx south-coast day feels special: you leave from the port, cruise past coves toward Dragonera Island, then get time in the water for snorkeling and relaxing aboard. I like…
If you like water plus a little adrenaline, this one works. This guided sea kayaking and snorkeling tour takes you along Alcúdia’s La Victòria natural reserve, with marine caves, sea cliffs, and options for a daytime or sunset outing. It’s…
Palma’s coves feel different by boat. This private trip heads into clear, sea-only areas around the Bay of Palma, where you can snorkel in smaller coves and swim where day-trippers usually can’t reach. What I love most is the private…
Speed helps you see Mallorca differently. This 2-hour speedboat outing pairs fast-coast thrills with real time in the water at Cala del Mago, and you also get a meaningful stop at Palma Cathedral for photos and a guided look. I…
Sea caves and snorkel time with views worth slowing down for. This 4-hour outing cruises the northern coast near Llevant Nature Park, with swim stops and time in some memorable water spots. You get the coast-by-boat pacing, plus a chance…
Sea caves and snacks beats a day on land. This 3-hour Mallorca tour takes you by kayak into hidden caves and onto secret beaches, then keeps things easy with built-in stops and time in the water. I especially like that…
A catamaran sunset in Alcudia hits different. I love the north-Mallorca coastline views as the light turns soft, and I also love how the trip builds in real water time, including snorkeling and paddle options in quieter coves. One thing…
A good snorkel trip starts before you even hit the water. This one pairs clear Mediterranean visibility with the Las Malgrats Marine Reserve and proper neoprene suits that make the whole experience easier to enjoy. I also like how you’re…
40 knots off Alcudia changes your vacation view. This 2-hour RIB speedboat tour mixes guided coastline sightseeing with a swim stop and snorkeling gear, plus music that keeps the ride fun from start to finish. I especially like the route…
This is Mallorca without the crowds. I like that you leave from the Palma area on a small sailing boat and the route is weather-chosen, so the day feels practical, not frantic. You’re on the water for about half a…
Crystal water and wood boats set the tone. This half-day trip along Mallorca’s north coast mixes big views with real time in the sea, plus small-group sailing on a traditional llaüt. You’ll get focused stops for swimming and snorkeling, and…
Four hours, two swim stops, zero rush. This Mallorca sailing trip on the 40-foot JaquesMate gives you snorkeling gear and a calm max-12 crowd vibe, with snacks and two drinks per person. One thing to know: the sails only get…
Blue light, no land access. This Blue Cave boat tour is all about seeing a cave you can’t reach any other way. You’ll cruise the coast, then get time to swim and snorkel in clean, bright water. What I like…
