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The ones worth your time.
The 13 most popular palma de mallorca tours in Spain. What each one is actually like, who runs it, and what you can expect to pay.
Palma’s 24-hour open-top hop-on hop-off bus gives you an easy overview of the old town, cathedral, castle, and waterfront with English audio.
“We have to change seats because in some seats the earphone connectors did not work. This is not the first time it happens, this is a problem with all hop on hop off.”
Glide through Palma on an e-bike in a small group. You’ll hit old-town churches, Sa Llotja, the cathedral area, and Bellver Castle.
“Great short tour of some of the main sites of the city. Very helpful tour guide. The bikes were great!”
Drive a 3-wheel Formula One-style Slingshot along Mallorca’s coast, with photo stops from Malgrats 2 to Palma.
“So much fun! The views were spectacular as we drove through the mountains. We were group of 5 couples. All the husbands were extremely happy! I would do this again.”
Hotel pickup for Cala des Moro and S’Almunia beach hopping with snorkel gear, SUP, and optional 3m cave jump in Mallorca.
“Nabil was fantastic. The weather didn’t participate with our plans but he made it fun and interesting! Took us to multiple beach coves and very accommodating with the circumstances. Would book again when I come back!”
Palma Aquarium tickets in Palma de Mallorca: a 3-hour visit with Ocean Experts, 8 themed habitats, and family play areas near the beach.
“Liked the whales exhibits. Didn't like getting rushed through to leave 15 minutes before closing time.”
A road-focused buggy tour from Cala Millor to Porto Cristo, mountain sanctuaries, a military fort, and caves with big east-coast views.
“Well organised, great quality buggies and a fun experience. I would have personally enjoyed more information about the places we visited and drove through as three of the stops were just rest breaks rather than sightseeing. The final stop at the beach was the best.”
Small-group sail from Palma with open bar, light snacks, snorkel gear, and a swim stop. Midday or sunset views of Palma’s cathedral.
“Brilliant! Everyone should do this trip, so much fun with professional people who treated us so well. We loved it”
Rent a 50cc or 125cc scooter in central Palma for an easy, self-guided day across Mallorca’s beaches, towns, and hills with helmet included.
“We had a great time exploring Palma and visiting the castle with the scooters. Loco Wheels was very friendly and helpful!”
Off-road e-scooters in Son Serra de Marina and Rancho Grande, Mallorca. Small-group ride, safety gear, water, and photo keepsakes.
“What a wonderful day! This was the highlight of our trip! The bikes were easy to ride and the guide/owner was an excellent host. He made sure that we were comfortable with the bikes and the terrain as well as sharing his love for this beautiful place. If you want a truly unique Mallorca experience…”
Cycle Palma’s harbor and Old Town in 2.5 hours, see La Seu and St. Francesc, and add a tapas stop for a smart cruise-day plan.
“Cali was very knowledgeable about the history of Palma de Mayorca. She took some fabulous pictures and videos! The terrain was mostly flat with a couple hills (we had regular bikes). I highly recommend booking this excursion! Cali went above and beyond to make our trip memorable!”
Taste Mallorca in Palma on a 3-hour walk with a local guide, convent sweets, market tapas, wine, and ensaimada ice cream.
“This is a great way to see the sites of Palma and to sample many of the delicious different types of food. Juan was a fantastic guide, very kind to wait for us as we were running late and lots of fun!”
A self-guided gourmet tapas and wine walk through Palma’s Old Town with 5 tapas, 5 drinks, and start anytime flexibility.
“I was the only person in this group, a waiter at the first place, Fervor,, was very helpful as I did not understand that is was a self guided tour, from what I had read there would be a guide.”
Go caving near Palma with admission to Cuevas de Genova. Short, steep, and scenic, with English support and good value for time.
“It's worth it. A spectacular place and the best thing is that you visit it alone, at your own pace and without time of residence.Auto-translated”
