Spain · TOURS IN MALLORCA
Every trip has one free day too few. These 15 tours in Mallorca justify the slot, priced and timed so you can decide in minutes and get back to the fun part.
Enter La Seu Cathedral in Palma with a mobile skip-the-line ticket valid for one day. See the vast rose window, royal tombs, Gaudí’s early 20th-century additions, and Miquel Barceló’s Santísimo Chapel. The ticket covers the cathedral and museum, but rooftop terraces and the optional audio guide cost extra.
“Amazing, don't not go in to the cathedral at Palma, it is breathtaking”
Sail from Palma with Magic Catamarans along Mallorca’s south coast. Stop at Portals Vells or Cala Vella for swimming and snorkeling, then enjoy a buffet of grilled meats, salads, cake, wine, and sangria. Choose a 10 AM or 3:30 PM departure. The route depends on wind, and Captain Perez has been praised for keeping the mood lively.
“We absolutely loved our boat tour. Such a great value for the price! Great food, drinks, and music. Such a fun group, and the guides were very energetic and made the day awesome! The spots to stop and swim / snorkel were gorgeous. Highly recommend to anyone traveling to Palma!”
Walk 850 meters through 15 areas of Mallorca’s Caves of Hams, including the Round Cave, Blue Cave, and 12 galleries of the main cave. Expect rock formations, films, LED lighting, a botanical garden, and a recorded Mozart show with laser projections on the underground Sea of Venice. The visit lasts about one hour.
“As a family we enjoyed the caves and it was great value for money I would recommend a visit. Thank you”
Use Palma’s open-top sightseeing bus to cover the old center, waterfront, Pueblo Espanyol, Plaza de España, and Bellver Castle area. The 90-minute loop comes with recorded commentary in eight languages. The Essential ticket adds your choice of Bellver Castle or Pueblo Espanyol, CaixaForum entry, and several discounts.
“Hop on hop off bus in Palma. Booked easily, found easily and commentary was good.”
Travel from southern Mallorca through the Tramuntana mountains by air-conditioned bus, boat, tram, and wooden train. Visit Lluc, Sa Calobra, Sóller, and Port de Sóller while guides such as Sebastian, Juan, and Xavi explain the island in several languages. Expect a full day, tight connections, winding roads, and limited time in some stops.
“was very interesting, I reccomend this trip to everyone”
Sail from Playa del Arenal through Palma Bay toward Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella. You’ll have time to sunbathe, swim, jump from the catamaran, and snorkel with supplied equipment. Choose the BBQ option for grilled food, pasta salad, bread, and one water, beer, or sangria. Expect a relaxed boat day with music and a lively return.
“It was great, the sailing was smooth, swimming / snorkeling on a great spot with nice blue waters. There's a bar at the boat if you get thirsty, so all good ;)”
Travel from southern Mallorca to the Caves of Drach, where stalactites, Lake Martel, a light show, and live classical music create the tour’s main moment. Add the Caves of Hams and Porto Cristo for a longer day. Guides such as Sebastian provide multilingual commentary, while the pearl factory stop is brief and commercial.
“Guide Sebastian was really great, driver too. Everything was clearly instructed and planned in a good way. We had no issues and enjoyed the excursion. We had caves of Drach and caves of Hams, visited Pearl Factory and had some nice time in Porto Cristo. Really worth the money, lots of interesting facts heard from the Guide about Mallorca. Recommended.”
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!!”
Spend a full day at Palma Aquarium, following more than 1 kilometer of exhibits across eight habitats, from the Mediterranean to tropical seas and jungle. See Big Blue, one of Europe’s deepest shark tanks, attend animal feedings, and add the short Aquadome 3D film for a whale encounter from your seat. Ocean Experts lead talks at selected exhibits.
“Absolutely brilliant!!! Well worth the money and theres so much to see!”
Set out from Port d’Alcudia on a three-hour cruise to find wild dolphins near Cabo Formentor. Choose a sunrise or later departure, then visit sea caves and stop at Es Coll Baix for a swim. Guides such as Pepe, César, Andy, and Joshua add local insight. Bring warm layers, sun protection, and a towel.
“It was absolutely AMAZAING! There was lots of dolphins, we were all amazed. Totally recommend it”
Leave Puerto de Alcúdia before sunrise aboard a large catamaran, cruise Mallorca’s north coast, and look for dolphins in the wild. The three-hour trip includes sunrise views, coastal scenery, soft music, and a small breakfast of bread, ham, cheese, pastries, and a drink. Bring warm layers and prepare for open-sea motion.
“It was a very mesmerizing experience. Totally worth the money. Also, the small breakfast helped a lot as we woke up very early. And the end result.... dolphins 😊.”
Join Sa Calma Boats aboard the Super Delfin Verde for a 2.5-hour Palma Bay cruise. You’ll pass beaches, stop in clear water near the marine reserve for swimming and snorkeling, and enjoy music, a bar, and one included drink. Departures may run from Palma or Can Pastilla, so check your booking carefully.
“Good music, fun, sangria was good just bad weather”
Walk the coast, swim about 300 meters to Cova des Coloms, and explore its limestone chambers and natural pools with a trained guide. You receive a wetsuit, helmet, water shoes, light, and buoyancy aid. Guides including Patrick, Mario, Nico, Aina, and Jose are praised for calm safety support. Hotel pickup is available from many coastal areas.
“so glad we decided to do this such a unique and unforgettable experience. our guide Patrick was so much fun and such a nice guy but at the same time took our safety very seriously and was very knowledgeable about the caves and the surrounding area. if you are an adventurous semi fit person and feel like doing something unique and meeting people then I would highly recommend. the caves are absolutely stunning I can't even put in to words what it's like please do it and experience it for yourself!!”
Set out from Mallorca for a two-hour dolphin cruise on a modern glass-bottom boat. Watch for bottlenose, Risso’s, and common dolphins from the open decks, then check the lower viewing windows. Guides speak Spanish, English, German, and French. Snacks, drinks, shaded seating, and a possible swim stop round out this family-friendly outing.
“The water was a bit choppy but didn’t feel it much with the catamaran boat. Guide was very funny and so nice, other staff were happy and chatty when you talked to them. Delighted we got to see dolphins! Very happy children, guide was great with pointing them out. Also thank you to the lovely guide/captain who allowed my partner to propose to me on the boat! Slightly embarrassed but beyond happy. Thank you all again! 🩵”
Meet at Playa del Arenal, board a powerboat, and rise up to 50 meters above Palma Bay for about 10 minutes. The multilingual crew handles the safety gear and launch while you enjoy views of the coast. Day and sunset departures are available. Bring only what you need, since phones, bags, valuables, and personal cameras are not allowed.
“The staff was really accommodating since we've missed our meeting time, but they let us pick another time slot”
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