MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Small-group snorkels beat big beach tours. This Mallorca nature reserve outing is interesting because it blends easy first-time coaching with real time in the water and a guide who helps you find the best spots. I especially like the small…
Mallorca by Formula Car turns a simple coastal drive into something you actually remember: a three-wheeled, manual thrill ride with real scenery breaks. I love the scenic photo stops (not just a drive-by), and I also like that the guides…
Alfabia is Mallorca’s garden-house time warp. You’ll wander through Arab gardens with a cool, shaded feel, then step into a house over 500 years old where styles stack up across centuries. It’s gorgeous, but timing matters: if you go when…
Sea caves look unreal from a kayak. This Mallorca sea-cave kayaking tour takes you along turquoise coastline, with caves of wild colors and plenty of time to swim and snorkel while an instructor keeps things moving (and a motorboat stays…
There’s something about Mallorca’s south-east coast from the water. This RIB boat trip turns you loose on coves, rock formations, and swimming spots like Caló des Moro and the boat-only beach at Cala Màrmols. I love the pace: cruising between…
It only takes half a day to change your view. This Mallorca catamaran cruise glides the southwest coast with submarine-style windows, then delivers swim time and a stop at the exclusive Port of Andratx. What I like most is the…
Boat rides make Mallorca feel bigger fast. This one targets the island’s southeast coast, pairing scenic photo stops like Es Pontàs with real water time in standout coves such as Caló des Moro and Cala Marmols. It’s short, focused, and…
Tapas and open water, no crowds. This small-group catamaran cruise keeps things relaxed while you snack on homemade tapas and play with water gear. The one catch: the experience is weather-dependent, so plan to be flexible with the day. You’ll…
Sea caves and clear snorkel time in one trip. I like the sea-cave paddling off Cala Romantica and the snorkeling in Cala Varques turquoise water. One catch: bring water shoes, because the shoreline and cave entrances can be rough underfoot.…
Fast water views beat the usual bus-and-photos routine. This Cala Ratjada glass-bottom boat trip is all about seeing Mallorca from the sea, then stepping into clear water when conditions are right. I like that the boat gives you a built-in…
Dolphins steal the show, fast. At Marineland Mallorca in Costa d’en Blanes, your one-day ticket lets you enjoy dolphin performances and aquarium viewing in the same visit, with live programs built into your day. I like how the park keeps…
Dragonera feels like Mallorca’s quiet secret. In just 3 hours, you cruise the southwest coast and spend 1 hour on Dragonera Island, where you can wander among caves, a small museum, and pirate-era stories. I especially like the fast pace…
Formentor is all about sea views. This 4-hour sightseeing cruise from Port Alcúdia keeps you moving along Mallorca’s north coast, with famous shoreline stops and one proper swim break at Formentor Beach. I especially like the relaxed pace: you get…
Palma’s Old Town reads fast on two wheels. This small-group bike tour lets you glide past major landmarks like Palma Cathedral and La Almudaina without turning your day into a long walking slog. You get city stories, good photo viewpoints,…
Mallorca by buggy feels like the most practical kind of adventure. This 2-seater tour takes you out of the usual city lanes and onto rural backroads near Llucmajor, with sea-breeze coastal views along the way. I like the mix of…
