MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
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,…
Palma’s best highlights fit in two calm hours. This private walking tour with local guides lets you skip the crowd shuffle and move at a speed that works for your group, with time to ask questions as you go. I…
Parasailing off Cala Bona is pure adrenaline, with a speedboat launch and a climb to 100 metres above Mallorca’s coast. I love the bird’s-eye views of the shoreline and the way the crew keeps things relaxed and upbeat as you…
Miró’s art feels personal here. I love the Sert Studio—light, simple, and exactly the kind of room an artist would want—and I also enjoyed the sculpture garden stroll. One drawback to note up front: Son Boter is closed for restoration,…
Two wheels beat walking when Palma is busy. This 1-hour-plus Segway tour helps you cover more ground in the Old Town, while your guide points out the architecture and stories behind churches, a convent, and a cloister. I like the…
Two wheels turns Mallorca into your road movie. You’ll rent a 50cc or 125cc scooter in central Palma and roll past beaches, churches, museums, castles, and old towns at your own pace. I like the online prebooking so you’re not…
Two cave concerts in one unforgettable day. This 8-hour Mallorca tour strings together Cuevas del Drach and Hams Caves, then finishes with coastal time in Porto Cristo and a stop at the Majorica pearl factory shop. It’s the kind of…
Blue light, no land access. This Blue Cave boat tour is all about seeing a cave you can’t reach any other way. You’ll cruise the coast, then get time to swim and snorkel in clean, bright water. What I like…
Two valleys, one great day. This Mallorca tour strings together Valldemossa, Soller, and the tram to Port de Sóller with a local guide and a tight-but-not-rushed flow. I like that you get real structure without feeling boxed in: a guided…
First look over Mallorca really stops you. A serene hot air balloon glide over the countryside feels calm and magical, and I love the hands-on moment when you can assist with balloon setup if you want. You also get fantastic…
Palma on a Segway feels like Palma at speed. In just two hours, you cover major sights like the Cathedral area, Old Town lanes, and the waterfront, with a local guide who makes the city feel personal. I especially like…
Palma by bike feels like cheating. In about 1 to 2 hours, you glide from the Old Town to the Cathedral of Light and then roll along the bay’s beach promenade with a real guide telling you what you’re seeing.…
Tennis fans, this museum hits hard. It’s a fun mix of hands-on sports tech and a trophy wall that makes Nadal’s career feel real, not just legendary. I especially liked the Formula 1-style driving station and the downhill mountain-bike experience.…
Red Lightning and Tramuntana views make Mallorca click. You’ll start in Palma, ride the historic train to Sóller, then keep going through the mountain roads and cliff towns that make this part of the island feel instantly different from the…
Sailing out of Alcúdia feels like a quick reset. On Caribia Sailing’s shared half-day trip, you get real time on the open water plus a swim-and-snorkel stop in Cala Coll Baix. I like the way the crew keeps it personal…
