The 4 Best Buggy and Quad Tours in Mallorca

1.Quad Bike Tour, Snorkeling, and Cliff Jumping

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 2,294 reviews · from $62Our pick

Drive a well-maintained MXU 300 quad through forests, country roads, and Mallorca’s hill country with guides such as Pablo, Anna, Martin, or David. The ride reaches Mount Randa for wide island views, then stops at a Mediterranean bay for swimming, snorkeling, and optional 6 to 10-meter cliff jumps. A full driving license is required.

“Loved the day! Anna was an awesome guide, had fun driving to and from the mountain. The views are stunning!!”

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2.Off/On Road Buggy Tour with 2 or 4 Seater

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 1,017 reviews · 3 hours

You’ll drive an automatic two or four-seat buggy from Palma’s outskirts through Sant Jordi and Llucmajor, then up to Monti Sion monastery at 542 meters. Guides such as Andre, Nikki, Kevin, and Radu lead small groups of up to nine, with on-road driving, rocky tracks, radio contact, and wide island views.

“We absolutely love it, the only one recommendation- bring safety glasses, it’s very dusty. But off-road part was very exciting.”

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3.2-Seater Buggy Adventure

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 572 reviews · from $46Best value

Take a guided two-seater buggy ride through Llucmajor’s rural roads and coastal scenery. Guides including Manu lead small groups of up to eight, with safety instruction, a 30-minute swim stop, and time to enjoy a quiet cove. You need a valid car license held for at least two years.

“It was amazing! I would recommend everyone to try this out if you want to explore more of Mallorca. The guides were very kind and professional, and very friendly! 10/10😎”

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4.Excursion in Mallorca by Quad

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 447 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $111Top rated

Drive a quad through Mallorca’s Serra de Tramuntana, mixing paved roads with off-road sections, mountain views, villages, and coastal scenery. Guides such as Flavio, Pedro, Severin, and Stéphane lead small groups of up to 10, explain the controls, and keep the pace safe. A driving license is required, and swimsuits are worth bringing.

“What a great experience and tour. We couldn’t have asked for a better day. The guys knew great locations for riding and were so sweet and even took photos of us in the stops. We saw a lot for the amount of time we rode.”

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