MALLORCA
360 Tours Reviewed
Olive oil tasting in Mallorca, minus the crowds. This exclusive small-group day pairs a traditional olive mill with a guided wine tasting at a local bodega, so you taste more and learn more without getting herded. I especially like the…
Palma’s history sounds better on foot. This private walking tour helps you understand Palma de Mallorca’s trading past while you spot the beautiful historic buildings that shape the city center. I like that it’s built for questions, not just photo…
Buggy roads and salt air. This Mallorca road buggy tour mixes driving fun with big viewpoints and a snorkel stop near Badia Blava, all wrapped into a relaxed 3-hour loop. You’ll start in Palma and head out through Son Oms…
A quad tour in Mallorca feels like two trips at once. You’ll roll through small interior villages, pause for mountain photos in the Randa area, then cool off at a quieter beach in Son Veri. The best part for me…
Mallorca by boat beats most land plans because you see Palma Bay in one go. This private Llaüt excursion is built around two great swim stops—Cala Comtesa and Punta Negra—with snorkeling and paddle SUP included. I like that the food…
Jet skis move fast, even before you hit the water. This guided Mallorca jet ski excursion takes off from Port Calanova for a simple, adrenaline-friendly ride with a prepared route. What I like most is the setup: you get an…
One day in Mallorca can feel like a week. This small-group tour pairs Formentor cliff views with Palma’s top sights, then adds a tasting lunch in the Tramuntana mountains. You’ll get a local guide who can tweak the route to…
You’ll walk away with Palma photos, not awkward selfies. This private photographer session in Palma de Mallorca is built for iconic scenes and easy posing, with your images delivered fast, so you can spend the rest of your trip actually…
Round towers make Palma feel timeless. This private shore excursion ties together big views, skip-the-line access, and a guide who can steer the day if plans shift. You start with Bellver Castle—a Gothic round fortress with panoramic outlooks—then head into…
Palma can be a win or a yawn with kids, depending on the plan. This family-friendly private tour keeps attention with games and a local host, while still hitting big old-town landmarks like the Mallorca Cathedral area and the Arab…
Cala Tuent to Sa Calobra is a day with views on replay. This tour strings together two of the most dramatic stops in Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana, plus beach time and water activities. I like that the pace is built…
Castell d’Alaró is one of Mallorca’s best lookouts. This guided hike pairs Tramuntana mountain views with bay of Palma scenery, plus castle history that makes the climb feel worth it. It’s also paced in a way that works for families…
Mallorca by quad feels like pure momentum. This full-day guided quad ride from Peguera takes you through villages like Es Capdellà and Puigpunyent, then pushes toward the island’s South-West coast, with automatic transmission quads that make the driving part feel…
One walk can turn into a full-on flavor plan. This self-guided Palma food tour strings together three classic stops, so you can eat at your own pace while staying rooted in real local places. I especially liked the llonguet breakfast…
Palma’s old streets tell stories fast. This private guided walk strings together Roman, Moorish, and Christian highlights in about 90 minutes, starting at the Ayuntamiento in Plaça de Cort. I especially like how the route makes the big “Talayotic tribe…
