Mallorca · FULL-DAY
10 reviewed
Below are the 10 best full-day tours in Mallorca right now, with what each one costs, how long it takes, and who it suits. Number one is there for a reason.
A 9-hour north Mallorca tour mixing coach, boat, tram, and a vintage train through Serra de Tramuntana, Sa Calobra, and Sóller.
“Hi team, We have enjoyed a lot with beauty of Mallorca. Just one advice, if you could also add few more beach so that will be more good.”
Guided full-day Mallorca tour by vintage train, tram, and boat to Sóller and Sa Calobra, with hotel pickup and scenery for $124.
“Great way to see different parts of the island in a day, specially if you’re on a time crunch. Wish we had more time in Port de Soller than in Sa Calobra but nonetheless gorgeous views. Loved it. Would 100% recommend spending a day at each of these different locations if you have more time”
Small-group VIP day in Mallorca: Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller and Port de Sóller, with viewpoints, drinks, and photo keepsakes.
“The experience was super fun. Niels, the tour guide, was very kind and taught us a lot about Mallorca. He gave us plenty of time at each stop. The tour was well balanced, and the stops were very interesting.”
Historic Red Lightning to Sóller, tram to Port de Sóller, Tramuntana views, Deià and Valldemossa, plus tapas lunch on a guided day.
“Would highly recommend this to anyone visiting the island with a short amount of time. Sven was an amazing guide and made sure the experience was incredibly memorable.”
Guided Mallorca caves day trip with Cuevas del Drach concert and Lake Martel boat ride, plus Hams caves, Porto Cristo beach time, and Majorica pearls.
“Overall a very average day, spent almost an hour and a half picking everyone up in the morning, didn't leave Palma until almost 10am then made a pointless stop at a pearl factory which was essentially a 30 minute toilet break. The Hams caves were pretty amazing, worth a visit. Porto Cristo is so beautiful, pity you only get an hour here which is tight to get lunch. No other food is provided so this is only lunch option, perhaps if we hadn't spent so long at the pearl factory then that time could be spent enjoying lunch in Porto Cristo. The caves of Drach were equally as amazing to…”
Sail on a small Palma sailboat with tapas, drinks, and a swim/snorkel stop. Limited to about 8 guests for a calm, fun sea day.
“Had the most amazing day sailing along the coast of Mallorca. We sailed out of the bay, stopped for a swim, and then were given tapas and drinks while we sailed around some of the sights. Would highly recommend this to anyone!”
A full-day Mallorca route by air-conditioned bus, boat, tram, and vintage train to Sa Calobra, Torrent de Pareis, and Sóller.
“The tour allowed to visit memorable sights on the island, and was well organized. The bus drive through the mountains spectacular. I wish there were a couple more stops just to take more photos of magnificent scenery.”
A full day sailing outing off Mallorca with two big swim stops at Cala Tuent and Sa Calobra, plus SUP and snorkeling time.
“We rented a full day trip for two of us, during our baby moon vacation. I have booked the full price option in hopes to get a nice experience and celebrate our new family status on the sea, but it was ruined in the end, unfortunately. First, the good parts: - The tour route was North, with great views, and nice places to swim. Our guide was Santi and during the entire trip he was nice and seemed genuine. He helped us get on the sup board for the first time, and I really enjoyed it! - I went for a swim and Santi went after me to scare some…”
Palma de Mallorca in one day: cathedral start, port yachts, guided highlights, and 5.5 hours to shop old town. From $35 pp.
“fajna wycieczka pod względem miejsca ale ogólnie pozostawili nas samych sobie na kilka godzin więc sam przewodnik nie był tam potrzebny i taka wycieczkę można zorganizować samemu. przewodnik jak i kierowca bardzo mili”
Full-day Mallorca loop with the wooden Train to Sóller, tram to Port de Sóller, boat to Sa Calobra, and Lluc sanctuary.
“This is a convenient way to see a lot of the island in a short amount of time. The train, tram and boat were a highlight. The organisation of the trip was good but there was no time spent in Soller or port of Soller and we felt like we were rushed through. The coach journey home is long.”
