MALLORCA
360 Tours Reviewed
Paddle to Dragonera’s cliffs in a few hours. I like how this guided kayak trip lets you see Sant Elm and the coast from the water, with stories about Dragonera’s history, flora, and fauna as you glide past Punta de…
Palma feels faster when you roll through it on two wheels. This half-day Segway tour pairs the city’s big landmarks with a sea-breeze break in Portixol, with all equipment and coaching provided. It’s built for efficient sightseeing without the usual…
Mallorca on a jet ski is fast, salty, and fun. This 55-minute ride takes you along the coast with real speed and plenty of chances to grab photos from the water, plus a route that points toward Palma Cathedral. I…
Four hours, and Palma looks brand new. You get a private sail from the Real Club Nàutico de Palma with big views of the promenade and the historic waterfront, plus cove time for swimming, snorkel, and SUP. The boat-and-water rhythm…
One smart way to eat your way through Palma. This private 3-hour food tour pairs 10 tastings with city highlights, led by a live English-speaking guide who steers you toward places you’d likely miss on your own. I like that…
Palma has a way of grabbing your attention fast. This tour combines an old-town guided walk with a proper visit to the Palma Cathedral, plus hotel pickup and a short cultural lesson on the bus. I especially like the free…
Palma by bike beats walking. In about 3 hours, you’ll glide past top sights like La Seu Cathedral and the Almudaina palace, then wrap up with a proper Majorcan tapas tasting. I love the easy-going rhythm—short ride sections, frequent stops,…
Palma moves fast, and this tour helps you catch up. You get a guided walk through Palma’s historic center plus skip-the-line entry to La Seu (Mallorca Cathedral), all in about 90 minutes. What I like most is the tight, efficient…
Palma feels bigger from street level. This small-group route strings together fast-track Cathedral entry and a local ensaïmada stop with guided history you can actually use. You’ll walk through the heart of the old city at a pace that doesn’t…
Wood, waves, and mountains in one long day. This full-day route connects some of Mallorca’s most scenic rides, from the wooden electric train to the cove at Sa Calobra, with enough variety to keep you from feeling stuck on a…
Palma is best seen when you move like the locals. This 3-hour electric bike tour strings together the parts you’d otherwise miss—old town lanes, churches and convent stops, plus the views from Bellver—all with help from the motor so you’re…
A Segway beats walking in the best way. This short, guided ride is built for first-timers, yet still delivers off-road paths and big sea-and-coast views over Cala Millor and Sa Coma. I like that it mixes a gentle start with…
One day, four transport styles. This Palma-to-Tramuntana loop mixes bus, boat, tram, and the classic Soller train so you see Mallorca’s West Coast in motion, with Sa Calobra as the star stop. It’s designed to run on less crowded days,…
V8 power meets Mallorca’s most scenic roads. This small-group trike ride pushes you into the Tramuntana Mountains on panorama roads along the west coast, with cliffside photo stops built in. It’s not just driving past pretty spots. You get structured…
Four wheels are optional; the Trikke is not. This Cala Millor tour is interesting because you trade a slow sightseeing day for real riding time, then cash it in at big view stops across Mallorca’s east coast. I like the…
