Mallorca · WALKING TOURS
13 reviewed
This is the list we would give a friend on their first trip to the island: the 13 walking tours we would actually pay for, each with its price and the catch worth knowing before you pay.
A 90-minute guided walk in Palma from Parc de la Mar to the Gothic Cathedral, with stops in the old town and an in-depth visit.
“Very good! Great guide. A lot of structured information for 1h and a half.”
Palma’s Old Town in 3 hours: convent sweets, panadas, sobrasada, market stops, tapas with wine, and ensaimada ice cream.
“We thoroughly enjoyed our tour. Our guide Melanie was excellent, full of interesting facts and great fun! This was definitely a highlight of our trip to Palma. Highly recommended.”
A private 2-hour walking tour of Palma’s old town with local guides, key sights, and flexible pacing for up to 6 people in English.
“Good introduction to Palma and Majorca, to understand the island’s history and culture. Ticked all the main things to see in Palma on surface level ( not entering buildings) which was what was possible with 2 overheated kids. Carlos was knowledgeable and friendly. He tried his best to engage with the kids.”
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.”
Small-group Palma tour with fast-track La Seu Cathedral entry, ensaïmada tasting, and guided highlights from Plaça Major to La Drassana.
“Violet was great and lovely. She kept the tour at a good pace and gave a lot of great information that made me understand more about Mallorca culture and history. Loved visiting the La Seu Cathedral at the end of the tour.”
Walk Palma’s Old Town on a local-led food tasting tour with market stops, convent cookies, sobrasada, wine, and ensaimada ice cream.
“Great tour with a local who provided a wealth of information only a local could do. All of the food and drink stops were great and provided a full range of food experiences.”
Palma’s Jewish Quarter in a private 2-hour walk with Jewish Majorca: synagogue sites, street clues, murals, and English guidance.
“The tour was most informative and enlightening. Shaun was knowledgeable, invested, and well spoken. The tour involved some walking but not difficult terrain nor stairs.”
Private 2-hour Palma walking tour with a local guide: Arab Baths, La Lonja, and Almudaina. Tailored route from $39.
“We had a private walking tour with Jorge of Guydeez Tours. Jorge asked us what our major interests were of Palma and tailored our tour focusing on history and architecture. Jorge took us to the Roman baths (extra 3.50 euros pp) which was very interesting…a real sense of calm with beautiful interior gardens. We were also introduced to the traditional Mallorcan fabric motif and the espadrilles and shoes. Highly recommend a tour with Jorge.”
Palma old town walking tour with skip-the-line Cathedral access, Gaudí and Barceló stops, plus ensaïmada and a market finish.
“Eulalia was a delightful and knowledgeable guide who gave us an excellent tour. We learnt much about the history and architecture of this beautiful city. It was superb.”
A 2.5-hour Palma de Mallorca walking tour with guided history and a market tasting at Mercat de l’Olivar for up to 4.
“Alles hat wunderbar funktioniert und die Ausflugsführerin hat sich viel Zeit genommen und ist auf individuelle Wünsche eingegangen. Dies ging auch mit viel interessanten Detailwissen einher. Unbedingte Empfehlung!”
A private, custom walking tour through Palma’s top historic spots, from Moorish baths to royal palaces, with hotel pickup and flexible timing.
“Hannah our guide was most informative, friendly and knowledgeable. A very enjoyable two hour tour - highly recommended.”
Pirate-themed treasure hunt in Cala Millor’s Punta de n’Amer reserve. Follow clues via app, solve 7 puzzles, walk 4 km.
90-minute Palma Old Town walk with cathedral skip-the-line entry, plus gardens, Roman walls, and key sights around Plaza de Cort.
“The specified address (Carrer del Moll, 3, 07012 Palma, Illes Balears, Spain) is wrong. I arrived early and there was no tourist office there.”
