MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana feels like it’s on quiet mode. This 6-hour day trip trades the usual Palma rush for UNESCO Tramuntana viewpoints, family-run food stops, and a proper Mallorcan lunch. I especially like how the day mixes scenic places…
Four transports. One big mountain-scenery day. This guided tour strings together the best bits of the Serra de Tramuntana with a steady mix of coach, sightseeing boat, tram, and the classic Soller wooden train, plus an official licensed guide giving…
Olive oil lessons in the Mallorca countryside. This 2-hour from the tree to the table experience at Finca Treurer shows you how extra virgin olive oil gets made, then helps you taste it like you mean it. I especially like…
Dolphins off Alcudia feel close and real. This 3-hour cruise follows Mallorca’s coastline and makes dolphin spotting the point of the day, with a captain guiding the search instead of just drifting around. I love the straightforward vibe—this is about…
Turquoise water and a cave-jump option. This 8-hour GoFurgo outing connects Cala s’Almunia and Caló des Moro, with transfers plus snorkeling gear and paddleboards provided. I especially like that you get a guided day built around time in the water,…
A boat ride along Mallorca’s coast feels like cheat codes. This glass-bottom boat tour shows you sea life from above and strings together white-sand coves like Cala Romantica, Porto Cristo, and Sa Coma. I like that you get real time…
Tapas in Palma feels like a city lesson you can eat. This Old Town tapas walk lines up major sights like Palma Cathedral with real local bar stops for pinchos and warm tapas, so you get both context and cravings…
First stop, then into underground magic. This half-day tour ties together the Drach Caves, a Majorica pearl factory shop, and a quick Porto Cristo history moment, all with a bus that keeps you out of the heat. I like the…
Sun on your face, salt in your hair. This Mallorca catamaran cruise from Port d’Alcúdia is a simple, good-value way to spend a 5-hour stretch of the day floating in clear coves, then eating a proper BBQ lunch on board…
Quads in Mallorca beat staying put. I like the mix of on-road and off-road tracks and how guide Eckbert keeps things clear and controlled from the start. One caution: quads are loud, and that can annoy hikers on narrow off-road…
Sea caves and snacks beats a day on land. This 3-hour Mallorca tour takes you by kayak into hidden caves and onto secret beaches, then keeps things easy with built-in stops and time in the water. I especially like that…
A catamaran sunset in Alcudia hits different. I love the north-Mallorca coastline views as the light turns soft, and I also love how the trip builds in real water time, including snorkeling and paddle options in quieter coves. One thing…
Dolphins in Mallorca are a real thing. This catamaran trip from Paguera is built around underwater viewing for better chances of spotting dolphins, then you get a swim in clear water with easy access from the boat. I also like…
A market-to-meal night beats guessing where to eat. This Palma cooking class turns Mercat de S’olivar ingredients into a full 7-dish meal, with drinks flowing and an English-speaking host. I love the small-group setup (max 12) and the fact that…
Mallorca is better from the water, and this trip gets you there fast. The ride along the Cala Figuera coast mixes big-scenery moments (hello, Es Pontàs) with a real swim break and snorkeling gear, so you’re not just sightseeing from…
