MALLORCA · BALEARIC ISLANDS
The tours and day trips worth booking.
The 15 top-rated things to do in Mallorca — the boat trips, beach days, volcano hikes and old-town wanders worth building a day around, with real prices and who to book each one with.
Skip the line to Palma’s La Seu Cathedral. Admire the rose window, Gaudí additions, and Miquel Barceló art in one visit.
Most Popular“Quick and seamless entry, no queuing very enjoyable experience”
A 5-hour Palma de Mallorca catamaran cruise with two swim stops, snorkeling gear deposit, and onboard BBQ lunch plus wine and sangria.
“It’s few hours by the ocean to spend time swimming & once you are back in boat, the excellent captain and his staff has a great meal, dessert and drinks ready to serve!”
Walk 850m through Mallorca’s Caves of Hams in blue LED light, then watch Magical Mozart on the Sea of Venice. Book ahead.
“Really interesting and very colourful. I preferred it to the Drach Caves as there was much more to see. Even the concert at the end, although there was no boat with the musicians playing, was very good. Lots of stairs so you need to be pretty fit”
Palma de Mallorca hop-on hop-off bus with 24-hour ticket, 16 stops, open-top views, and optional Bellver Castle or Poble Espanyol entry.
“The drivers were accommodating. The tour was nice.”
South Mallorca by bus, Tren de Sóller tram, train, and boat. Stunning Tramuntana views plus Port de Sóller and La Calobra.
“The best guided trip, I have ever booked. Well organised, amazing people, worth every penny. I would highly recommend”
5-hour north Mallorca catamaran with BBQ meal, clear-water swim stops, and included paddleboards/canoes from Puerto de Alcúdia.
“Amazing! Such a friendly crew and awesome experience. Went to two swimming spots and had a fab lunch.”
3-hour Palma de Mallorca sunset cruise on Barca Samba: Tramuntana views, pizza and water, WiFi, and DJ-style fun on the bay.
“Everything was great! Not my first time! Highly recommended!”
Relax on a Palma Bay catamaran with snorkelling gear, time to swim, and an optional BBQ and drink. Smooth, scenic, easy.
“Lovely big catamaran which hosted about 80 people on the Sunday afternoon we went. It was a very pleasurable sail out to a lovely spot where the boat stopped for half an hour or so for everyone to have a swim. Good value for money.”
Mallorca’s Caves of Drach and Lake Martel with a live classical concert. Optional Hams, Porto Cristo free time, plus Manacor pearls.
“All I can say is WOW! The transport was comfortable, a long journey so you can definitely have a nap on the coach. The guide was really helpful and kind. The jewellery experience was ok, it’s a really Quick Look in one area about 5 minutes maximum the rest of the time is just walking…”
ATV quad tour from Palma with a mountain ride to Randa, then cliff jumps 6–10 m and snorkeling in a sheltered bay.
“Guide was incredibly helpful . Compassionate about being a first ride and took pictures. I was solo so that was really nice . Highly recommend .”
Palma Aquarium entry with optional 3D Aquadome show. See Big Blue sharks, living corals, daily feedings, and family play areas.
“I thought it would just seeing fishes in glass boxes but it's more than that. There is an outdoor experience where u can see turtles and stingrays. there is a beautiful jungle exhibit where there is a waterfall which is perfect for pictures. lastly there is a shark exhibit. overall a wonderful experience for both…”
3-hour dolphin-watching cruise from Alcudia or Can Picafort with Cabo Formentor views, sea caves, and a swim at Es Coll Baix.
“The whole experience was thrilling! The speed and distance we travelled to reach the dolphins was exhilarating. The size of our boat gave a very personal viewing experience, with the dolphins coming so close we could have touched them (we didn't of course) but it was such an emotional encounter. Skipper Andy knew was a…”
Sail out of Alcúdia at sunrise for wild dolphin watching on Mallorca’s north coast, with a small breakfast onboard.
“I liked most about seeing the delphins, but there were too many boats, and we couldn’t see too much the delphins”
Palma Bay boat tour with snorkeling in Mallorca’s marine reserve, music on board, and a drink included for about $40 per person.
“Good music, fun, sangria was good just bad weather”
Half-day sea caving at Mallorca’s Cova des Coloms: wetsuit gear, a 300 m swim to the caves, and natural pool exploring with hotel transfer.
“It was a very active journey, but thanks to the scenic walking trail and our wonderful guide, we had the chance to experience breathtaking views of the sea and the island.”
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