MALLORCA
13 Tours Reviewed
A calm morning ritual in Ses Salines. This Relax Yoga class slows you down with anti-stress breathing and a very gentle hatha-style flow, set in the town of Ses Salines. You’re practicing in a traditional 17th-century house (Casa Magica), updated…
Sunrise yoga on Es Trenc feels like a reset button. This 75-minute vinyasa session takes place on Playa de Sa Rapita with flow-based movement right by the water, so you start your day moving and breathing in a totally different…
Windsurfing starts with balance, not bravado. This private beginner setup in Ca’n Pastilla gives you a straightforward path into a Mallorca favorite: you get an instructor, the right beginner board, and time practicing basic maneuvers in conditions designed for learning.…
Few things beat clay with mountain views. This 2-hour pottery workshop mixes hands-on hand-building with an artisan approach, and you get real help instead of being left to figure it out alone. I also love the setting: a typical old…
First you get your balance, then you glide. This SUP lesson in Puerto de Alcúdia is a smart way to learn fast in a sheltered bay with calm conditions, plus you get a private practice beach right after the class.…
Cooking in Palma feels like a time machine. In this Mallorca market-and-cooking workshop, I love how you start at Mercat de l’Olivar and finish cooking at Forn de sa Llotgeta, with real seasonal dishes and family-style know-how. One drawback to…
Four wheels are optional; the Trikke is not. This Cala Millor tour is interesting because you trade a slow sightseeing day for real riding time, then cash it in at big view stops across Mallorca’s east coast. I like the…
Palma has a food day that feels hands-on, not scripted. You’ll start at Mercado del Olivar with a local guide, then head to the kitchen to cook a full 4-course seasonal menu. I love the small group size (max 8),…
If you like sea views, you’ll love SUP. This 1-hour private stand-up paddle lesson off Mallorca teaches beginner technique with spectacular views over Palma and its bay. I especially like that you’re not just renting a board. You get hands-on…
Mallorca looks different from three wheels and a view. This guided trike tour from Cala Millor mixes sea air, mountain roads, and cliffside stops around Porto Cristo and the Sa Punta cave, with a live guide keeping everything smooth. I…
Paella and wine in Palma in three hours—yes, please. This Spanish cooking class in the heart of Palma is built for hands-on fun with a small group (max 12), and you’re eating a 7-dish full meal while learning traditional techniques.…
A market-to-meal night beats guessing where to eat. This Palma cooking class turns Mercat de S’olivar ingredients into a full 7-dish meal, with drinks flowing and an English-speaking host. I love the small-group setup (max 12) and the fact that…
A dinner party in cooking form. This hands-on Palma class mixes Mediterranean fusion with a very social pace and an open bar. You’ll be chopping, sautéing, and eating island ingredients while your chef and host guide you step by step.…
