MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Torrent de Pareis feels like a giant stairway. This guided hike through the Torrent de Pareis canyon is all about adrenaline boulder scrambling, then you cool off with time at Sa Calobra on the Mediterranean. The big catch: it’s not…
This boat makes Palma feel quieter. I really like the 1841 wooden Rafael Verdera and how smoothly the crew runs the day, and I love the water time—jumping from the bow and trying snorkeling and kayaking. One heads-up: drinks are…
A Sunday winery picnic beats the usual tour. At Weinsonntag auf Mallorca, I love the easygoing rhythm and the blend of live music with a country-estate style picnic, all wrapped around tasting wines on site. One thing to keep in…
Quad rides in Mallorca have a way of clearing your head. Quadtour San Telmo is a small-group ATV/quad experience that trades big bus energy for quiet tracks and sea views. You start in Andratx and head toward Sant Elm, the…
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…
Horseback by Alcudia Bay feels unreal. This 3-hour ride takes you from Can Picafort to the beach at Son Baulo, then out through coastal sights and pine-forest paths, with expert staff keeping the day moving and safe. I love that…
Boat DJs turn Palma into your dance floor. For three hours on the water, you get two live DJs plus a Spanish paella lunch, with music that keeps moving and a swim stop for a break from the beat. It’s…
Skylines of sea cliffs and mountain roads start right in Paguera. This half-day Mallorca ride pairs Polaris Slingshot fun with real scenic variety, from Palma’s waterfront to the Tramuntana hills and west-coast villages. Two things I like a lot: you…
Palma at night tastes even better. This 2.5-hour tapas walk threads together food and city storytelling, with three local drinks and stops in the places locals actually linger after sunset. It’s the kind of easy plan that gets you oriented…
One sentence can hook the whole trip. This 90-minute jet ski ride around north Mallorca mixes caves, snorkeling, and big sea views into one tight outing that’s easy to fit in. I like that it’s built around a simple rhythm:…
Two wineries can feel like a sweet spot. If you want Mallorca wine without the big-coach chaos, this small-group setup has real appeal. I especially like the round-trip transfers that pick you up from anywhere, and the way the day…
Palma’s Cathedral feels bigger when you skip the line. This private 3-hour walk pairs skip-the-line access to La Seu with smart stops around Old Town, guided by a local host who sets the pace for your group. I especially like…
A boat day in Mallorca feels like a cheat code. This private full-day sail out of Port de Sóller trades crowded shore stops for the Tramuntana Coast view from the water, plus swimming and snorkeling in clear coves. It’s the…
Palma by e-bike feels unfairly easy. In two hours, you glide through Palma de Mallorca’s old lanes and key religious sites, then roll out to the sea-front promenade for big views, with guides at Greentours Palma like Mario. Electric assist…
Palma waters turn a normal day into fun. This traditional llaut cruise mixes real sailing with time in quiet coves, plus included tapas and drinks. I like two things right away: the onboard water setup and the food-and-drink plan. Paddle…
