MALLORCA
360 Tours Reviewed
One small ride, big scenery. This guided beach-and-mountain buggy outing mixes coastal roads, rural stretches, and sea time in a way a normal beach day can’t. I like that it’s built for fun and safety at the same time, so…
Two hours on Segways changes how you see Palma. I love the small group setup (up to 4) and the fact that first-timers get hands-on training fast. You’ll cover a solid chunk of the old town on a fun vehicle,…
Sunset sailing from Mallorca feels like cheating. You get a private boat experience along the coast, plus a proper swim stop at Cala Deia with snorkel and paddleboard gear included. One catch: it’s weather-dependent, so rough conditions can shift the…
A paddle in Cala Ratjada feels instantly different. You’ll glide along the coast of Mallorca from the water, in a small group (up to 7), with an English-speaking guide who can shift plans when weather changes—an easy way to see…
That first engine start in Mallorca hills is a thrill. This Andratx quad sightseeing tour mixes an easy intro with real views over the mountains and coast, and it’s run by a long-time operator that’s been doing this since 2004.…
Wines taste better with a vineyard story. This private Palma-area outing takes you into the Binissalem D.O. countryside for a real winery visit, a vineyard walk, and a relaxed tasting of local flavors that goes beyond just sipping. It’s the…
One-hour feels short, until you ride. This Express Segway tour strings together Palma’s biggest sights in a tight loop, with stops for photos and easy historical context. You’ll glide through the city with a quick safety briefing, then roll out…
Eight people, secret coves, real cliff jumps. This 4-hour Mallorca outing is built for people who want time in the water and space to breathe instead of being herded around. You start in Bendinat, hike along the coast, swim at…
A convertible sports car makes Mallorca feel like a movie set. You get guided stops for sea views, big-harbor vibes, and Tramuntana-style roads, all while you drive. The best part for me is the mix: Malgrats Islands viewpoints and Puerto…
If you want Mallorca water without boat crowds, do this. A private boat from Club de Mar turns the Bay of Palma into your own playground, with time to swim, snorkel, and try stand-up paddleboarding in crystal coves. I like…
Valldemossa delivers views fast, then culture. This small-group hike from Palma mixes mountain scenery with an easy walking route and a slow stroll through one of Mallorca’s prettiest towns. I like how it’s built around stops with payoff, not just…
Sea caves and clear water await on SUP. A guided paddle around Cala Ratjada turns the coastline into your playground, with scenic sea caves and plenty of time to be on the water. I love how the tour starts with…
Palma can feel huge—until you ride it fast. This 1-hour electric scooter tour is a fun way to see Palma’s top sights in a short window, with a guide who explains what you’re looking at as you glide through the…
Eight hours of Mallorca coastline feels like a reset. This full-day sailing trip from Port de Sóller delivers scenic North-coast views and real time in the water, with snorkeling and paddle boarding gear included. You get a simple, swim-focused rhythm…
Secluded coves. Optional cliff jumps. Fewer crowds. I love the tiny-group feel and the chance to swim and try cliff-jump spots guided by locals such as Joan or Marc. One heads-up: expect rocky, uneven walking, so you’ll need proper shoes.…
