MALLORCA
360 Tours Reviewed
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.…
Tapas, wine, and you in charge. I love the self-paced timing (start 1–6pm, wrap by 10:30pm), and I love that you’re rewarded with 5 tapas plus 5 drinks instead of just a couple of bites. The one catch: it’s self-guided,…
Four tapas beats one big meal. This self-guided gourmet tapas and wine walk turns Alcudia Old Town into a low-stress food circuit, with four carefully spaced stops and freedom to set your pace. I like that it feels flexible without…
A sail-and-swim day can be perfect here. This private half-day along Mallorca’s coast mixes real time on the water with three distinct coves—Cala Deia, Cala Tuent, and Sa Calobra—where you can swim and use snorkeling and paddle boarding gear. Captains…
A cave you can swim inside. Mallorca’s aquatic caves turn a normal beach day into cave lakes and chandelier-like rock views. I especially love how the tour mixes above-water scenery with underwater moments, and you’ll feel taken care of with…
The Bay of Pollensa looks different from sea level. This 4.5-hour catamaran outing is built for swim stops and big-window views of northern Mallorca, with a laid-back vibe and a hearty onboard meal. You cruise past coves and headlands that…
Turn-by-turn cabrio fun in Mallorca. This 2.5-hour GT convertible tour trades big sightseeing buses for tight roads, quick photo stops, and the kind of views you feel more than you just look at. I like that you’re given a guided…
Palma by e-bike just makes sense. This fat-tire electric tour links the city’s big sights with smooth, low-effort riding, so you actually get time to look around. You’ll also get guided context as you pass key landmarks, from the center…
Palma on a bike feels like local life. In 2.5 hours, you glide past the seafront bike lane and into medieval lanes with photo stops at La Seu, plus lots of quick breaks to look around. I love how easy…
Follow the smell of Mallorcan sweets through Palma. This 3-hour walking food tour strings together real local flavor and old-town landmarks, with a guide who tells you how the city got its taste. Expect tasting stops plus quick history at…
Wine and lunch in one stop. At Bodegas Bordoy in Llucmajor, you get a guided, 1.5-hour experience that mixes cellar views, a proper tasting, and a table full of Mallorca flavors, ending with a take-home 5-wine moment led by a…
Fast water, great views. This jet boat excursion along Mallorca’s south west coast pairs high-speed fun with time in the cove of Portal Vells, plus you get to use serious gear like SuBlue underwater sea scooters and snorkelling masks. The…
Sea days are the best kind of plan. This one runs from Cala Ratjada Port on a 20-meter boat with multiple swimming pauses, plus drinks and a buffet lunch served onboard. I like that the trip has real time on…
Four transports. One big mountain-scenery day. This guided tour strings together the best bits of the Serra de Tramuntana with a steady mix of coach, sightseeing boat, tram, and the classic Soller wooden train, plus an official licensed guide giving…
A boat ride along Mallorca’s coast feels like cheat codes. This glass-bottom boat tour shows you sea life from above and strings together white-sand coves like Cala Romantica, Porto Cristo, and Sa Coma. I like that you get real time…
