Spain · MALLORCA TOURS
Palma is a morning; the island is a week. These 15 cover the cathedral, the catamaran days out of the bay, the caves at Porto Cristo and the tram to Sóller, priced and timed with pickup notes.
Enter La Seu Cathedral in Palma with a mobile skip-the-line ticket and explore its three naves, royal tombs, rose window, Gaudí additions, and Barceló’s Santísimo Chapel. Terrace access costs extra, and respectful clothing is required.
“if you're into cathedrals then you'll love this one.”
Set sail from Palma with Magic Catamarans for five hours along Mallorca’s south coast. You’ll swim and snorkel at two weather-dependent coves, enjoy a barbecue buffet with Mallorcan wine and sangria, and return with music, sea views, and perhaps a sunset over Palma Cathedral.
“It was amazing. Great value for money. The crew was fun and very helpful. There was a good choice of songs even though I think the music could have been louder. Listening to innerbloom while watching the sunset on a catamaran is a once in a lifetime experience. When I visit Mallorca again, I will book the magic catamarans with no second thoughts.”
Walk 850 meters through the Caves of Hams in Porto Cristo, passing 15 cave areas, a botanical garden, and the blue-lit cave. Watch short films about Mallorca and cave formation, then enjoy Magical Mozart with laser projections beside the underground Sea of Venice. Allow about one hour.
“I really enjoyed my visit, the Caves were very interesting and very well presented. The gardens were also beautiful. It was a nice walk from Porto Cristo to reach them”
See Palma from an open-top bus with a 24-hour ticket, 16 stops, and audio commentary in eight languages. Ride the 90-minute loop, then hop off for the cathedral area, Spanish Village, Bellver Castle, shopping streets, and the waterfront. The Essential ticket adds attraction entry and dining discounts.
“Palma was a lot bigger than I expected so the hop on hop off bus was a great way to get around the city.”
Travel from southern Mallorca through the Tramuntana mountains to Lluc, Sa Calobra, Sóller, and Palma by coach, boat, tram, and wooden train. Guides such as Sebastian and Juan are praised for clear multilingual commentary, while the mountain roads and boat crossing can be demanding.
“It was an amazing experience! I loved the daytrip, we saw sooo much in such little time and took amazing pictures. Don't worry about food, at every stop we had 1 - 2h free time to explore and there were loads of restaurants. The guide said everything in Spanish, English, German and French. The transport was good, all in all its worth the price and more!”
Sail from Playa del Arenal across Palma Bay toward Cap Enderrocat and Cala Vella. You get time to sunbathe, swim, jump from the boat, and use provided snorkeling gear. Choose the BBQ option for pasta salad, local bread, and one water, beer, or sangria.
“really fun, relaxing, and beautiful cruise in the catamaran.”
Travel by coach from southern Mallorca to the Caves of Drach, where stalactites, Lake Martel, a light show, and a short live concert await. Add the Caves of Hams and Porto Cristo for a longer day. Multilingual guides such as Sebastian provide commentary, while a pearl factory visit adds a commercial stop.
“Eye opening, literally and figuratively. I particularly enjoyed the short but uplifting classical concert on the water. Strongly recommended.”
Drive a well-kept MXU 300 quad from Palma through forest roads and rural Mallorca, with guides such as Pablo, Anna, Martin, or David. Stop at a Mediterranean bay for swimming, snorkeling, and optional 6 to 10-meter cliff jumping. Bring your original driving license and water shoes.
“We had a great time on the quad bike tour! Our guide Pablo was so helpful and fun he ensured we were all safe, took us to the cliffs to jump and also took lots of photos and videos for us to have to remember the experience! Would definitely recommend this experience, we got to see a lot of Palma the streets, the country side and the sea! Thank you to Pablo and team for a wonderful day! Sarah & Heidi from Ireland”
Spend a full day at Palma Aquarium, following a 1-kilometer route through eight habitats, from the Mediterranean to the Jungle. See Big Blue’s sharks, living corals, turtles, rays, and daily feedings. Add the Aquadome for a short 3D whale experience, especially good for families.
“Great aquarium, plenty of sea life to look at. Ideal place for both kids and adults”
Set out from Port d’Alcudia for a sunrise or afternoon cruise to dolphin waters near Cabo Formentor. Guides such as Pepe, César, Andy, Carlos, and Joshua lead the trip in English or Spanish, with sea caves and a swim at Es Coll Baix. Hotel pickup from Can Picafort is optional.
“It was absolutely AMAZAING! There was lots of dolphins, we were all amazed. Totally recommend it”
Leave Puerto de Alcúdia before sunrise for a three-hour catamaran trip along Mallorca’s north coast. Watch for wild dolphins, see the sky brighten over the sea, and enjoy a small breakfast on the return journey. Bring a warm layer, sunscreen, and a camera.
“Sunrise and dolphin watching tour, brilliant, got to see lots of dolphins and seeing them in their natural environment and the sun rising was magical. would highly recommend this tour! A nice breakfast provided to eat on the way back.”
Cruise Palma Bay aboard the Super Delfin Verde, stopping in the marine reserve for swimming and snorkeling. You get one water, beer, or sangría, plus onboard showers, toilets, music, and crew service in Spanish, English, and German. Roger and Arantxa are among the friendly crew members praised for keeping the mood lively.
“Very kind guides, good drinks, beautiful scenery, very relaxing and fun, we couldn't have asked for more.”
Walk the Mallorcan coast for about 40 minutes, then swim roughly 300 meters to Cova des Coloms with a guide such as Patrick, Mario, or Nico. You’ll wear a wetsuit and helmet, explore limestone chambers, and swim in natural cave pools. Sea entry may change if waves make it unsafe.
“This was an amazing day out, highly recommend. The equipment was all to a good standard, Mario was our tour guide and he was great - incredibly friendly and so knowledgeable. The cave was insane and felt like you got plenty of time there and at the beach after. Make sure to dress appropriately for the walk to the cave, it’s about 20-30 minutes with limited shade gets very sweaty very quickly!”
Set out early from Mallorca for a two-hour cruise aboard a modern glass-bottom boat. Watch for bottlenose, Risso’s, and common dolphins, enjoy coastal views, and use the lower-deck windows for underwater sightings. A bar sells reasonably priced drinks, snacks, pizza, and ice cream.
“Loved the experience! Actually saw the dolphins too! I know it isn’t always guaranteed. Boat was rocky going out and seeing the dolphins but that’s just how the sea is! Staff super friendly and informative - great value for money!”
Take a powerboat from Playa del Arenal and spend about 10 minutes parasailing up to 50 meters above Palma Bay. The crew provides safety gear and multilingual instruction. Daytime and sunset departures are available, but you must swim and leave phones, bags, and cameras behind.
“The staff was really accommodating since we've missed our meeting time, but they let us pick another time slot”
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