MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Four coves, one old Land Rover. That mix is why this Mallorca tour feels like a small adventure instead of a beach bus ride. You trade the usual crowded access for hard-to-reach shoreline spots, with the vehicle helping you get…
Gaudí in Palma feels personal fast. I love the skip-the-line access to Catedral de Mallorca, and I love how the walk also points you toward key modernist stops like the Gran Hotel. The one thing to plan for: Palma’s center…
Caves and pearls in one tight day. This full-day tour strings together Porto Cristo on a natural harbor, the Cuevas del Drach light-and-sound show at Lago Martel, and a stop at Majorica’s pearl shop—so you get variety without planning a…
Stalactites and a short swim in Mallorca. This sea caving tour pairs a cliffside walk from Cala Romántica with calm, safety-focused guidance and time in freshwater cave lakes where you can cool off under the rock. What I like most…
A wine tour with a full bodega walkthrough. I like the guided visit through every production step and the 5-wine tasting that makes Mallorca wine easy to understand. One thing to consider: the finger food includes cheese and ham and…
Mallorca feels different off the main road. This full-day tour takes you through the Tramuntana by scenic backroads with the author behind ADAC Road Trips Mallorca, trading the usual pace for quieter, story-rich stops. I really like that you get…
Electric boats, real quiet, and calm coves. This private 4-hour sail along Mallorca’s coast uses an electric llaut, with time to explore the Malgrat and El Toro marine reserve by snorkeling and paddle boarding. I love how the ride stays…
That ATV noise means you’re in for it. This East Mallorca buggy tour mixes off-road track time with village stops, viewpoint breaks, and a beach swim stop that turns a 3-hour outing into a proper mini-adventure. You’ll drive behind a…
Sunset hike over Mallorca always feels special, and this one has real stakes: time, views, and a picnic at the perfect moment. You’ll walk from Port Andratx toward Sant Elm with stops that frame the sea, Cala Egos, and Dragonera,…
Magic shows up on side streets. This family-friendly city walk turns Palma into a game world, with audio stories and stop-by-stop riddles built for kids. I also like that it is low-pressure fun: you’re moving through town for around 2…
Mallorca looks different from the water, and I love the fresh tapas on board and the chance to swim at Cala Comtesa. The trade-off to consider: on a full-ish group, seating and changing space after swimming can feel tight. You…
Fresh tapas, old streets, good pacing. This guided Palma evening tour blends historic landmarks with a steady run of food stops, so you’re not just eating in a vacuum. You’ll walk past major sights like a cathedral area, a fortress,…
Dinosaurs beat boring days in Mallorca. This tour is a simple, family-friendly way to get to Dinosaur Land Mallorca and see realistic dinosaurs without the hassle of driving. I especially like the combination of guided information panels plus time for…
A horse ride beats a walking day when you want Mallorca in a slower, more personal way. This one starts with Andalusian horse handling taught by a dressage instructor, then you spend about an hour and a half in the…
A smooth airport day beats a stressful one. This private Mallorca airport transfer focuses on door-to-door pickup from Mallorca’s north side and a direct run to Palma de Mallorca Airport. It’s interesting because it removes the usual taxi math and…
