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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.
“Great way to get an overall view of the city. The hosts that checked us in as well as the drivers were very friendly.”
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 way to view the city. Our tour guide was excellent. Highly recommend. Location was a little hard to find. Walking distance from the cruise port.”
Drive a 3-wheel Formula One-style Slingshot along Mallorca’s coast, with photo stops from Malgrats 2 to Palma.
“Amazing tour. So much fun and you get to see a lot of the beautiful locations. Breathtaking views and a Formula One car. Who could ask for more?”
Hotel pickup for Cala des Moro and S’Almunia beach hopping with snorkel gear, SUP, and optional 3m cave jump in Mallorca.
“Sooo glad I did this! The beaches were stunning, some of the prettiest I have ever seen. The whole experience was great. 10/10 would recommend.”
Palma Aquarium tickets in Palma de Mallorca: a 3-hour visit with Ocean Experts, 8 themed habitats, and family play areas near the beach.
“The facilities and variety shown at the aquarium are great, very interesting to see, but if you are going solo and/or can be sensitive to noise, I would recommend bringing headphones because the amount of screaming children was astonishing”
A road-focused buggy tour from Cala Millor to Porto Cristo, mountain sanctuaries, a military fort, and caves with big east-coast views.
“We wanted to see a little of the ast of the island as we usually stay in north west. Booked this online and it all worked eithouca hitch. Paid the full insurance in cash when we arrived. The tour itself was really cool and we got to see some beautiful scenery. Buggies are easy to…”
Small-group sail from Palma with open bar, light snacks, snorkel gear, and a swim stop. Midday or sunset views of Palma’s cathedral.
“Juan & Yaan the best!! We had an amazing trip and could not ask for a better staff! Highly recommend!”
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.
“Be very careful on one way road and be careful where you park know your street signs. Bikes are very heavy.”
Off-road e-scooters in Son Serra de Marina and Rancho Grande, Mallorca. Small-group ride, safety gear, water, and photo keepsakes.
“A great activity, at a great location and all brought together by a great tour guide. Well worth the money”
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.
“A nice tour without difficult riding. We saw some beautiful sites while learning about the history of the island and city.”
Taste Mallorca in Palma on a 3-hour walk with a local guide, convent sweets, market tapas, wine, and ensaimada ice cream.
“Our guide, Juan, was excellent. Superb tour guide telling us about the food & area - he was very friendly and kind too. Really enjoyed walking around the old town which wasn’t busy despite being August. The food was fantastic - absolutely delicious at each stop. Sons aged 12 & 14 loved it too.”
A self-guided gourmet tapas and wine walk through Palma’s Old Town with 5 tapas, 5 drinks, and start anytime flexibility.
“Did not realize we had signed up for a self guided tour but we had a fantastic time. All the restaurants were inviting with great wine and tapas. We had a blast.”
Go caving near Palma with admission to Cuevas de Genova. Short, steep, and scenic, with English support and good value for time.
“Leaving it! I mean the place was very bad I do not recommend to any body even my worst enemy. This tour should be cancelled from Viator. I think I need Viator need to refund me with the money.”
