MALLORCA
360 Tours Reviewed
Cap de Formentor looks different from the water. I like the tapas cooked onboard and the chance to take the wheel for great photos. The one thing to plan around is weather, because windy conditions can change how much time…
One hour, zero bus lines, and Palma glides. I love that the tour starts with Segway training that actually makes you confident quickly, and guides like Nina and Anna keep it calm even if you have never ridden before. Next,…
Sea cliffs, snacks, and swim time all in one trip. This 4-hour sailboat outing mixes real sailing around Mallorca’s coast with stops for snorkeling, paddleboarding, and tapas and cava. What I like most is how Captain Andres runs the boat…
Palma by bike cuts the stress fast. You get small-group riding through most of the city, with photo stops and a friendly local host who keeps you moving without complicated navigation. What I like most is how the stops are…
Palma looks different from the top deck. This hop-on hop-off bus tour is an easy way to cover Palma de Mallorca fast, with ticketed stops like Museo Es Baluard and either Bellver Castle or Poble Espanyol. I like how the…
Matchday feels close at Son Moix. This 1-hour RCD Mallorca tour opens normally restricted spaces so you can soak up the club vibe without a ticket to the big match. I really like that you step onto the pitch and…
Skip the queue in Palma, and see it better. With a reserved skip-the-line entrance and a guide in hand, this Palma Cathedral tour gets you from postcard streets to the Gothic interior without burning holiday time waiting. You’ll also get…
Palma gets way more fun on a Segway. In about two hours, you glide from the Cathedral de Mallorca down to the water, with stories that make the backstreets feel like the main event. Small-group energy keeps things personal and…
Chasing Mallorca views, the easy way. This VIP full-day tour strings together Son Marroig, Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller, and Port de Sóller, with extra local viewpoints in Palma at the end. The pacing is made for comfort: you get guided context…
Sick of the same beach loop? This guided buggy tour out of Cala Millor turns Mallorca into a road trip with stops that actually feel different. You’ll drive a manual buggy along scenic routes on the east and north coast,…
Open-road driving in Mallorca is pure adrenaline. This formula car tour turns you loose on manual-stick open-road routes in the Sierra de Tramuntana, with big views from coastline roads, Palma’s waterfront area, and viewpoint stops that feel made for photos…
Mallorca looks different from a kayak. This Santa Ponsa marine reserve tour has you paddling past cliffs and natural formations, then heading toward the Malgrats area for clear-water stops. I like that the boats are stable single or double kayaks…
Randa’s view alone is worth planning for. This Mallorca quad outing turns your afternoon into a guided ride from Palma up toward Randa Mountain, with a good shot at ocean time in summer. I like that it’s set up for…
Palma smells like lunch on this tour. It’s a private 3-hour stroll with 10 tastings, led by a local foodie in English. You’ll get built-in guidance for where to eat in Palma de Mallorca, so you spend less time guessing…
A buggy tour with serious mountain views. This ride is built for people who want hands-on fun plus big east-coast lookouts, without the stress of navigating. I like the mix of cliff stops and viewpoint breaks, and I especially like…
