MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
One day, four transport styles. This Palma-to-Tramuntana loop mixes bus, boat, tram, and the classic Soller train so you see Mallorca’s West Coast in motion, with Sa Calobra as the star stop. It’s designed to run on less crowded days,…
Mallorca tastes better when you cook it. In a calm kitchen on the edge of Palma, you’ll make classic island recipes at an unhurried pace, with starter, main, dessert on your cutting board and in your hands. It’s practical cooking,…
V8 power meets Mallorca’s most scenic roads. This small-group trike ride pushes you into the Tramuntana Mountains on panorama roads along the west coast, with cliffside photo stops built in. It’s not just driving past pretty spots. You get structured…
Four wheels are optional; the Trikke is not. This Cala Millor tour is interesting because you trade a slow sightseeing day for real riding time, then cash it in at big view stops across Mallorca’s east coast. I like the…
A short catamaran day with real sea time. I like the Port d’Andratx stop for that upscale feel without needing a whole travel day, and I also love that you get two swimming breaks with snorkel masks. You’ll cruise along…
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…
Mountain views start before you even park. This day trip links Sóller with the Tramuntana road, and then finishes with the Chopin trail in Valldemossa. I like the mix of guided stops plus real free time so you can wander…
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…
Portal Vells feels like Mallorca’s best kept secret. This 8-hour van tour from Palma strings together Playa de Portal Vells, time for snorkeling and paddleboarding, and a stop at Cova de Portals Vells. You get a real guide-led day, not…
Salt air, stone, and sea. This Mallorca boat trip is built for big views from the water, and I really like that you get a real chance to swim or snorkel in clear blue coves. One catch: routes can shift…
Mallorca changes fast from the port area. This private route takes you into Valldemossa and up to Bellver for big views and small-town feel in about four hours. It’s a good match for cruise days because you get a driver…
Jetski views beat any boat tour. This Palma outing gets you up close to Palma Cathedral from the water, then pushes you back out on open sea for real ride time. I especially like the chance to get cathedral photos…
A boat day in Llevant Natural Park is the easy win. From Can Picafort you’ll cruise the Alcudia bay coastline, then anchor and swim around the cliffs and coves toward Cap Ferrutx—with natural sea-cave moments built into the route. I…
Palma looks different on two wheels. This guided bicycle tour is a fast, friendly way to get your bearings: you ride the seafront bike lane with views toward La Seu (Palma Cathedral), then slide into the tight medieval lanes of…
A day on a small catamaran beats another hot-sand afternoon. This one leaves Palma and heads toward the protected coves around Cala Vella, with an on-board aperitif stop and a BBQ served while you’re out on the water. It’s also…
