MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Crystal-clear water in Mallorca is hard to beat. This Port de Sóller snorkeling trip pairs that scenery with small-group attention, modern gear, and guides who know where the fish hang out. I like that you get a real safety briefing…
Gin and Mallorca go together—this tasting makes the match make sense. At Casa Eva in Llucmajor, you get a guided, small-group session tied to the Mediterranean way of life, with 5 gin samples and a plain-language explanation of what makes…
Custom leather sandals in Palma are fun in a practical way: you leave with something you actually wear. In Santa Catalina, the workshop has you building your own pair step by step, choosing the model and leather before you cut…
Palma is way more fun with wheels. This 2.5-hour Segway tour is a practical way to cover big parts of the city without the stop-and-start fatigue of walking, and it includes a proper training session before you roll. I like…
Buggy roads and sea air in one ride. This Mallorca road buggy tour mixes coastal driving, Randa Mountain viewpoints, and a snorkel stop near Badia Blava. I love the combination of adrenaline on real roads with photo stops that feel…
You can play captain in Santa Ponsa. A private no-license boat rental turns the Mediterranean into your own back yard, with a briefing and a map to help you get moving. I like two things right away. First, the boats…
Caves and crystal water, all on a sail. This 4-hour Mallorca boat outing gives you real swim-and-snorkel time plus a smooth sailing ride along Palma Bay. I love the chance to stop at the prettiest coves (especially Cala Vella) and…
Underground music, no daylight needed. This half-day bus tour takes you to Cuevas del Drach for a concert inside the caves, plus time to wander the galleries of stalactites and stalagmites. I like the sheer scale: you move through about…
Big Blue sounds like a movie prop, but it’s real in Palma de Mallorca. This Palma Aquarium experience puts you face-to-face with 11 large sharks in one of Europe’s deepest tank setups. What I like most is how seriously they…
A north-coast day on Mallorca feels like a secret mission. You’ll head out from Palma with Alex Debelic for an active day of sea swimming, old-village wandering, and hikes above the Mediterranean. The pace stays friendly, but you do get…
A day on the water off Mallorca’s south coast feels instantly special. This rental is built for people who want the views without the hassle: you drive a lightweight no-license boat and work your way along turquoise coves and famous…
If you want fishing and a proper sea break, this one fits. This half-day trip runs along Mallorca’s north coast, anchored over deeper water, with the plan focused on rock fishing and some trolling, plus swims and typical Mallorcan snacks…
Quiet corners beat crowded highlights every time. This small-group Mallorca route strings together expert-local guidance and low-key stops, from the Ermita de la Santíssima Trinitat to Es Trenc salt pans. I love the hands-on food breaks—ensaimada, pa amb oli, and…
Glide through Palma with an e-bike. I like that the e-bike makes getting around painless, and I like the small, capped group that keeps the guide close and questions easy. The one drawback to plan for: some major stops have…
Fast water, clear views. I love the speed-boat adrenaline and the chance to snorkel in Palma Bay. One thing to keep in mind: you need to know how to swim, and the boat ride can feel a bit bouncy when…
