MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
36 meters down, the island changes mood. Cuevas de Genova sits in the Genova neighborhood of Palma de Mallorca and turns a short ticket into a real underground detour. I especially like that it’s a self-guided visit. You can take…
Pirates fly overhead as you eat. This Magaluf dinner show turns a night out into a full-on pirate adventure for a big crowd (800+ seats), with acrobatics staged so performers seem to sail right over your head. I really like…
Three modes of transport make the day fly. This Mallorca self-guided trip strings together a 1912 wooden train, the classic Sóller tram, and a coastal boat to Sa Calobra, with free time to swim, eat local food, and chase the…
Underground wonder is the star of this trip. You get skip-the-line entry to the Caves of Drach, plus a Lake Martel boat ride and a live classical music concert in the amphitheater. I really like how the day is structured…
One tour. Four actions. Mallorca’s coast does the rest. You’ll paddle a sea kayak toward a marine cave, do a short coastal trek, choose whether to cliff jump, then snorkel in clear water while looking for the sunken treasure key…
That glass bottom is a fun shortcut. It gives you coastline and sea views along Mallorca’s east edge without getting soaked, and you can pick a route that matches your timing. I really like two things here: first, the choice…
Your first breath underwater feels weirdly easy. In Mallorca’s protected marine reserve, this beginner scuba session keeps things simple and controlled, with max 6 people and two PADI instructors watching closely. You start in calm, shallow water, then make a…
A trip with glass-bottom views changes how you see the sea. This Mallorca catamaran route along the east coast pairs easy sightseeing with proper underwater viewing, plus real swim time in coves like Cala Varques. I especially like the glass-bottom…
Royal staircases and Bay views in one ticket. With a La Almudaina Palace entry ticket, you get the run of major rooms, including the Royal Staircase, plus that big payoff looking over the Bay of Palma from the upper floors.…
Salt water beats a day on land. This 3.5-hour catamaran cruise along Mallorca’s southwest coast mixes easy sunbathing with real swimming time in protected waters, plus the option to buy drinks on board. My favorite parts are the snorkeling gear…
Palma’s old town packs a lot in. In just two hours, you get a focused walk past key sights like La Seu and La Lonja, plus the quieter courtyard side of Palma that’s easy to miss on your own. I…
Trophies in Mallorca feel personal. The Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience in Manacor is a tight, well-designed stop where I like seeing Nadal’s achievements and iconic rackets up close, though the whole visit is only about 30 minutes. At this temporary…
A two-hour catamaran can be surprisingly satisfying. This Mallorca cruise is built for big views over quick time: southwest coastline scenery plus a Marine Reserve stop near the Malgrats Islands, and then you get to cool off with a swim.…
Formentor, in one boat ride, is a lot to love. I like the small-group feel (max 12 onboard) and the mix of swim stops plus proper time near Formentor Lighthouse. One thing to consider: this is a fast, bouncy boat,…
Cala Millor gets loud—in a good way. This guided jet ski tour turns Mallorca’s coast into your playground, with routes that can include the Canyamel caves and the secret-style coastline around Arta. I really like how the team keeps things…
