Mallorca · GUIDED
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Good guided tours in Mallorca fill up by mid-morning; the great ones fill up first. Here are the 15 best, priced and side by side, so you can book before the calendar does.
Walk Palma’s old town with a guide to La Seu, La Lonja, patios, and palaces, plus modernisme details in about two hours.
“Einfach großartig!!! Die freundliche und kompetente Maya mit ihrem unglaublichen Detailwissen über Geschichte….Kultur….Architektur….Highlights hat uns sehr begeistert und unser Interesse für Palma entfacht….wir kommen wieder !! DAS steht so in Keinem Reiseführer….DANKE 🙏”
Cuevas de Génova near Palma: self-guided 36m underground tour with multilingual audio and sangria after, great for a quick break.
“Beautiful caves, 37 m deep, however you can visit the whole thing within max 20 min. Still worth the cost of ticket (we paid $22 CAD each). Even-though it was above 40 degrees heat outside, it’s very comfortable and fresh inside. The caves are in the hills but we taxied from the cruise terminal and it cost us only 8 euros (about 7 min drive). From there we took the city bus to city center (2 euros each) and about 25 min drive.”
Cycle Palma’s Old Town in 3 hours with a local host. See Palma Cathedral, La Almudaina, Lonja, Arab Baths and wall views.
“We had an amazing time on our bike tour! We chose to go on a Sunday and it was perfect - the quiet morning streets added to the charm. Our guide, Sergio, was absolutely fantastic! His knowledge and passion for the city were infectious, and he showed a deep respect for the places we visited. The bikes were comfortable and worked great. The route was easy-going, with no intense hills to worry about. Overall, we'd highly recommend this tour to anyone looking for a relaxed and informative ride through the city. Sergio's expertise made all the difference - thanks for a great experience.”
Kayak Mallorca sea caves from Cala Romantica, snorkel Cala Varques with Posidonia, and get free photos. 3 hours, all gear included.
“It was a fantastic experience! One of the best things you can do in Mallorca!!! Exciting, interesting, beautiful nature and a great guide! Thank you for making it an unforgettable day!”
4-hour manual buggy tour from Cala Millor to Sant Salvador, Porto Cristo cliffs, and a swim bay—scenic, fun, and great value.
“Brilliant afternoon, highly recommend. Great fun driving the buggy whilst seeing the sites. Great fun.”
Step onto the pitch at RCD Mallorca’s Son Moix and tour the restricted areas like the tunnel and changing rooms for about 1 hour.
“Guide was awesome! Content of the tour was fantastic! Shame we missed out on the trophy room due to an event.”
Glide through Palma de Mallorca on a 1-hour Segway tour with a local guide, stopping at Palma Cathedral and La Almudaina for photo views.
“Nina was an excellent guide. Thoroughly enjoyable. I would advise 2hrs rather than 1.”
Groom and tack an Andalusian, practice in the sand track, then ride the Randa Valley in a small group with great guides.
“Expert riding instructors, beautiful well schooled horses and a lovely relaxing hack out in the countryside. There were opportunities to trot and canter if you wanted to.”
Palma by fat-tire e-bike: Old Town stories, a Cathedral of Light stop, and an easy ride along the Portixol to El Molinar promenade.
“We really enjoyed our bike tour with Nina! She was really nice and engaging. Perfect amount of history as well as just enjoying the view. 2 hours was the perfect amount of time!”
Glide through Palma on a 2-hour deluxe Segway tour with a local guide, from La Almudaina to the waterfront and La Lonja.
“Nina was very helpful and knowledgeable. She was very good at helping a nervous passenger. She gave some great restaurant tips as well”
Walk Palma with a guided look at its Cathedral, then ride to Valldemossa for free time in the Tramuntana hills.
“Valldemossa was excellent. Got nice free time as well and could explore and taste local food.”
A 1-hour guided olive oil tasting at Can Det in Sóller: 16th-century house tour, mill explanation, and a brunch of local bites.
“Fantastic tour: really interesting and well presented by really nice people! And with good food and drink! Not the easiest place to find or park, but absolutely worth it!”
Guided jet ski thrill in Alcudia Bay from Can Picafort, with a local guide and professional photos included for up to two riders.
“tour guides were all very enthusiastic, funny and welcoming. Jet skiing itself was very fun and enjoyable, went twice on our holiday both times were amazing , definitely will do it again if I come back.”
A packed Palma day trip to Lluc Monastery, Sa Calobra, and the Tramuntana coast, with boat, tram, and the famous Soller train.
“Tres bonne journée Meme si annonce en français alors que guide allemand anglais espagnol Dommage qu on ai pas eu le temps de voir soller . Timing trop serré Sinon très bien !”
Full-day Menorca tour from Mallorca: ferry to Ciutadella, bus to Monte Toro, then Fornells, Maó, Binibeca, and back.
“this was absolutely a great experience! our guides were excellent, providing information in at least four languages. to be able to experience a significant portion of what a place like menorca has to offer, in such a short amount of time, requires guides with knowledge and expertise. they did a great job in this area. menorca is beautiful. the ferry ride over was quite nice. I would recommend, for those who are prone to motion sickness, to take some non-drowsy medication. the bus was also very nice. on some of the roads, it took a great driver to navigate.Read more”
