MALLORCA
360 Tours Reviewed
A manual three-wheeler at sunset is a great idea. You’ll zip along Mallorca’s coast with a Formula Sunset drive, then hit a standout golden hour moment in Port Andratx. I love the adrenaline of driving the three-wheeled machines, and I…
Palma is best seen on foot, starting with the Cathedral. This guided walking tour pairs Palma’s old streets with a focused visit inside the Gothic Cathedral of Palma, then adds a bus trip to Valldemossa in the Serra de Tramuntana,…
Two hours, four wines, and a real vineyard story. I love the vineyard walk with an expert guide and the way the tasting ties into what you just saw in the winery. I also like that you get tapas alongside…
Palma’s best highlights fit in two calm hours. This private walking tour with local guides lets you skip the crowd shuffle and move at a speed that works for your group, with time to ask questions as you go. I…
Dolphins on a speedboat is a salty fun hunt. This Palma Bay cruise mixes open-sea searching with big panoramic views, plus a calm cove stop for a swim. The main thing to keep in mind: dolphin sightings can’t be guaranteed,…
Two wheels beat walking when Palma is busy. This 1-hour-plus Segway tour helps you cover more ground in the Old Town, while your guide points out the architecture and stories behind churches, a convent, and a cloister. I like the…
Blue light, no land access. This Blue Cave boat tour is all about seeing a cave you can’t reach any other way. You’ll cruise the coast, then get time to swim and snorkel in clean, bright water. What I like…
Two cave concerts in one unforgettable day. This 8-hour Mallorca tour strings together Cuevas del Drach and Hams Caves, then finishes with coastal time in Porto Cristo and a stop at the Majorica pearl factory shop. It’s the kind of…
Two valleys, one great day. This Mallorca tour strings together Valldemossa, Soller, and the tram to Port de Sóller with a local guide and a tight-but-not-rushed flow. I like that you get real structure without feeling boxed in: a guided…
Palma by bike feels like cheating. In about 1 to 2 hours, you glide from the Old Town to the Cathedral of Light and then roll along the bay’s beach promenade with a real guide telling you what you’re seeing.…
Palma on a Segway feels like Palma at speed. In just two hours, you cover major sights like the Cathedral area, Old Town lanes, and the waterfront, with a local guide who makes the city feel personal. I especially like…
That first burst of speed is the whole point. A jet ski tour in Alcudia turns Mallorca’s water into an action movie, with an instructor steering the ride and keeping you safe. I especially like the small group size. Limited…
Red Lightning and Tramuntana views make Mallorca click. You’ll start in Palma, ride the historic train to Sóller, then keep going through the mountain roads and cliff towns that make this part of the island feel instantly different from the…
Formentor hits different at sunset. You’ll head out from Alcúdia in a small minibus, pause at the Es Colomer viewpoint for big coastal views, then toast the day at the Atalaya de Albercutx watchtower with cava and strawberries. I especially…
Quads and sea views, in two hours. I love how quickly you’re on the road after a short, practical safety lesson, and I love the viewpoint stops over Alcudia Bay and Pollensa Bay. The main thing to watch is the…
