MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Mallorca’s waves and rails share one day. This outing strings together Train, Tram, and Boat with road sightseeing across the Serra de Tramuntana UNESCO area—so you don’t just see views, you travel through them in a pretty memorable way. I…
Paella and wine in Palma in three hours—yes, please. This Spanish cooking class in the heart of Palma is built for hands-on fun with a small group (max 12), and you’re eating a 7-dish full meal while learning traditional techniques.…
Palma moves fast, even on a Segway. You’ll glide past the Palma Cathedral and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina area, then roll toward the waterfront viewpoints for a lot of sight time in just 1.5 hours. I also like…
Jet ski therapy is short, fast, and real. This guided run pairs Aucanada’s lighthouse island sights with crystal-clear Coll Baix swimming time, all while you’re supervised on the water. I love the combo of speed and scenery, and I especially…
Ten minutes of watery chaos off Palma. Aqua Rocket at Playa de Palma in S’Arenal is an adrenaline hit on a big inflatable that’s tugged by a speedboat, so the sea decides how intense it gets. I like the built-in…
Palma looks different after dark, and this tour is built for that hour. I like that you walk historic old-town streets with a live guide while the light softens on landmarks you’d otherwise rush past. Two things I truly enjoy…
Palma hits fast on foot. In two hours, you get a private guide who shapes the walk through Palma Old Town, so the city feels like a story, not a checklist. I really like the way the guide connects what…
If you want sea time fast, this delivers. In just 2 hours, you get a boat ride across Palma Bay, a swim stop in a nature reserve-style area, and snorkeling gear for a quick look at what’s swimming below. I…
A calm sail with tapas at anchor. This Mallorca outing is built around Romantic Sailing style days—short swims, scenic stops, and food that’s made right onboard on a 14 m sailing yacht. I like two things most: the freshly cooked…
A private boat day in Mallorca feels like a cheat code for summer. You get a private boat reserved for just your group and snorkeling gear on board, with stops at coves and beaches you usually can’t reach any other…
Hard to beat BBQ at sea. This 4-hour Palma Bay catamaran trip blends real time on the water with a laid-back stop-and-swim setup, plus BBQ and drinks while you’re sailing toward a nature reserve. I also like the way the…
Palma’s streets still talk. This private 2-hour walk through the Jewish Quarter helps you read the city the way locals once did—through names, buildings, and a few carefully preserved reminders of the past. You’ll see how Palma’s Jewish story connects…
One cave stop, quick and surprisingly scenic. Cuevas de Genova gives you a closer, more local side of Palma de Mallorca, with an efficient visit time that fits easily between beach and city plans. I especially like that it is…
Two and a half hours to Formentor magic. This catamaran cruise from Puerto Pollença pairs big northern-coast views with a guide, plus real time on the water and ashore. I love the way the trip passes the highest lighthouse in…
Magaluf’s Katmandu Park turns a regular day into a full-on game. I really like the upside-down house chaos and the high-speed energy of Canyon Coaster style thrills. One thing to consider: to fit everything, you’ll want a game plan, or…
