MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Go under the surface, no stress. This first-time scuba trial from Porto Cristo turns Mallorca’s calm Mediterranean into something you can actually experience, not just look at, with guided time over clear seabeds and seagrass meadows full of life. What…
Sun and sea with a schedule that keeps you moving. This catamaran cruise from Port d’Alcúdia makes a lot of the hard work for you: you get instant confirmation, a ready-to-go lunch plan, and built-in swim time at two scenic…
Two hours, caves, and calm water views. The Cala Ratjada SUP Safari is interesting because it blends guided stand-up paddle coaching with a route built around snorkeling-worthy spots along Mallorca’s coast. You start at the beach next to the shop,…
Wine country gets personal fast. This private Mallorca outing mixes a real vineyard visit with a winemaker-led explanation of how the wine is made, not just a sip-and-go stop. I especially like the door-to-door pickup and the chance to walk…
Dinosaur day meets a real underground cave. This Mallorca combo pairs a guided walk through the Caves of Hams with time at Dinosaurland, plus hotel pickup to keep it stress-free. Two things I really like: the caves are the star,…
Mallorca’s coast looks better from the water. On this glass-bottomed catamaran tour starting at Font de Sa Cala, you’ll cruise past beaches and coves while getting a look at the seabed through the floor—no snorkel gear required. I also like…
Sea views and quad roads in Mallorca. This guided quad tour from Port d’Alcudia strings together big coastal lookouts like Es Colomer Viewpoint, plus photo time near Alcudia old town walls and the shoreline area of Es Barcares. I also…
Tramuntana hits different when you get out of the car. I like the UNESCO Serra de Tramuntana route for big-sky mountain views, and I also like the radio commentary system that keeps the whole day organized. The trip is built…
A sunset with DJ energy in Palma. This 3-hour boat loop pairs big sightseeing, like the Palma Cathedral and the Sierra de Tramuntana, with a party vibe and good music. I especially like the way the crew keeps the atmosphere…
One small ride, big scenery. This guided beach-and-mountain buggy outing mixes coastal roads, rural stretches, and sea time in a way a normal beach day can’t. I like that it’s built for fun and safety at the same time, so…
Two hours on Segways changes how you see Palma. I love the small group setup (up to 4) and the fact that first-timers get hands-on training fast. You’ll cover a solid chunk of the old town on a fun vehicle,…
Wooden rails beat the regular bus ride. This half-day excursion lets you travel from Palma to Sóller by the famed wooden train, then hop on the century-old tram to Puerto de Sóller, with road travel used for either the start…
A great day trip starts with the north coast. This one strings together markets, dramatic views from the Tramuntana, a short boat ride to Port de Pollença, and real time on Formentor Beach. It’s a longish day, but the pieces…
Sunset sailing from Mallorca feels like cheating. You get a private boat experience along the coast, plus a proper swim stop at Cala Deia with snorkel and paddleboard gear included. One catch: it’s weather-dependent, so rough conditions can shift the…
A paddle in Cala Ratjada feels instantly different. You’ll glide along the coast of Mallorca from the water, in a small group (up to 7), with an English-speaking guide who can shift plans when weather changes—an easy way to see…
