MALLORCA
753 Tours Reviewed
Private boat time beats bus crowds. From Can Picafort, you get a private speedboat day trip where you choose the pace and the coastline stops, from coves and sea caves to bigger-name areas like Alcúdia and Formentor. I like that…
Want a faster way to see Palma? This Palma de Mallorca e-scooter rental turns the city into a smooth, low-effort ride, with a modern scooter with suspension and an expert who shows you how to use it. I like that…
A boat without a license changes everything. The B540 Gaia rental in Can Pastilla uses a no-licence setup and includes insurance with franchise, so you can focus on the water instead of paperwork. You’ll also get a mobile ticket and…
Sea cliffs meet hands-on climbing lessons. This session is built around equipped routes in Mallorca’s rugged rock-and-ocean scenery, so you get that real “climb in the wild” feeling without guessing what to do next. What I like most is the…
Coves without crowds, and your own boat. I love the private llaüt setup, so you’re not weaving around strangers, and I love the swim and snorkel stops in spots that feel like they belong to the sea, not a parking…
Sunset flamenco on the water feels special. This 3-hour trip in Palma de Mallorca lets you cruise along the coast from the pier opposite Palma Auditorium while live flamenco music and dance happen on board, with big sea views of…
Kayak first. Then cliff jumps. This is a fast, wild mix on Mallorca’s north coast, built around a sea-only adventure zone you can’t reach any other way. You’ll paddle a circular route with big views, learn core kayak skills, and…
Quad time goes fast on Mallorca. This 3-hour Paguera quad tour is a fun way to see the island without sitting still, starting along the older road to Es Capdella and then stringing together scenic stops like Andratx and Sant…
A high-speed lesson on water can sound scary. It’s actually a well-taught electric foil ride with instructor coaching, and the payoff is gliding above the waves. One note: it can feel a bit technical at first, and on rare occasions…
Gin meets the Mediterranean in one afternoon. At Casa Eva, Gin Eva distillers guide you through five gins built on locally and seasonally sourced ingredients, with distillery views and a finish that’s properly fun. I love the small-group feel (up…
Valldemossa feels like a storybook. This private, English-speaking shore tour links Valldemossa with old Palma, including a skip-the-line moment at the Cathedral of Mallorca. It’s built for a short visit where you still want meaningful stops, not a bus loop.…
Fast trails, calmer pace with a guide. This guided MTB route in Mallorca mixes forest riding in Bosque de Bellver with a more serious section toward Na Burguesa, and you’ll roll with safety gear from the start. I like that…
Alcúdia feels personal with the right guide. This private walking tour of Mallorca’s old town mixes old streets with a market stop and wall-top views, so you get context, not just photos. You’ll start at the Oficina de Turisme d’Alcúdia…
A spa date in Mallorca feels like a reset button. This couples massage at Mallorca Wellness Spa in Eurotel adds private time in a room for two, spa entry, and a private jacuzzi with cava. My two favorite parts are…
Almond blossoms turn Mallorca into a fairytale. This 7-hour, small-group outing strings together Tramuntana foothills, a Moorish country estate, and Valldemossa’s famous stories. Two things I really like: the photo-friendly scenic drive plus viewpoint time, and the way the guide…
