MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
A sea cave chase with a harness. The Estany d’en Mas coastal tour pairs an easy shoreline walk with a 15–20m rappel into a sea cave packed with millenary formations and swimming stops. What I especially like is how it…
A short ride becomes a proper island adventure. I like the combo of 4×4 off-road driving and then cooling off with a swim plus snorkelling stop, all in a tight 4-hour window. One thing to think about first: it is…
Ready for the sea to pick up speed? This Mallorca jet ski outing mixes movie-style scenery—Jack Sparrow’s Cave—with real water time and a snorkel stop at Coll Baix. You’ll ride out from Alcúdia, learn fast how to handle the machine,…
Mallorca looks different from a private deck. This half-day private sailboat experience from Port d’Andratx puts you right on the Andratx coast, where you can reach beaches and coves that are tough (or impossible) to get to by land. You…
A visit to an olive oil mill that still works. In Can Det, you step into a 400-year-old house and see the traditional pressing system tied to ancient trees, with views over the Sóller valley that make the whole thing…
Two wheels beat Palma’s hills. This VIP Private Segway Tour is built for people who want big sights in 90 minutes, without turning your day into a leg workout. I like that it takes safety seriously from minute one: helmet…
A manual three-wheeler at sunset is a great idea. You’ll zip along Mallorca’s coast with a Formula Sunset drive, then hit a standout golden hour moment in Port Andratx. I love the adrenaline of driving the three-wheeled machines, and I…
A catamaran where you can actually see below the surface. This 4-hour cruise along Mallorca’s east coast mixes glass-bottom views with dramatic shoreline scenery. You’ll sail the water between Calas de Mallorca and Cala Millor, spotting small caves and beaches…
Mallorca is made for drivers, not just lookers. This 4×4 half-day trip mixes mountain roads, quiet villages, and a beach swim, so the time flies while you get real views of the southeast coast. I like that you can actually…
Breathing underwater hits different. This Santa Ponsa try-out lets you experience real scuba breathing in the Malgrats marine reserve, guided start-to-finish by a PADI-qualified instructor. I also like that you’re not just thrown in. You get coaching on breathing and…
Palma is best seen on foot, starting with the Cathedral. This guided walking tour pairs Palma’s old streets with a focused visit inside the Gothic Cathedral of Palma, then adds a bus trip to Valldemossa in the Serra de Tramuntana,…
Banana boats are pure, fast fun. At Playa de Palma, a 10-minute banana boat ride turns the afternoon into splashes, laughter, and a solid hit of adrenaline over the water. I like that it’s simple and social, with a clear…
Four hours, two swim stops, zero rush. This Mallorca sailing trip on the 40-foot JaquesMate gives you snorkeling gear and a calm max-12 crowd vibe, with snacks and two drinks per person. One thing to know: the sails only get…
Two hours, four wines, and a real vineyard story. I love the vineyard walk with an expert guide and the way the tasting ties into what you just saw in the winery. I also like that you get tapas alongside…
Dolphins on a speedboat is a salty fun hunt. This Palma Bay cruise mixes open-sea searching with big panoramic views, plus a calm cove stop for a swim. The main thing to keep in mind: dolphin sightings can’t be guaranteed,…
