Palma de Mallorca: Guided Tour of the Old Town
1.Palma de Mallorca: Guided Tour of the Old Town
A 2-hour guided walk through Palma’s old town: La Seu, La Lonja, patios and markets, led by a German-speaking guide for $46.
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The 15 most popular guided tours on Mallorca, with prices, running times and where to book each one, plus a clear sense of which are worth building a whole day around.
A 2-hour guided walk through Palma’s old town: La Seu, La Lonja, patios and markets, led by a German-speaking guide for $46.
Most PopularSmall-group bike tour of Palma’s Old Town: Cathedral, La Almudaina, Lonja, Arab Baths, plus easy, photo-friendly stops.
Guided sea caves kayak and snorkeling from Cala Romantica. Snorkel Cala Varques, explore caves, free photos. 3 hours.
Guided sea kayaking off Alcudia with snorkeling in Mallorca’s La Victòria nature reserve, caves, cliffs, and crystal water—gear and guide included.
“Amazing activity, very good value for money. They let us book extremely last minute (2 hours before activity started) and were very accommodating even though with it being last minute they didn’t have our booking on file. Being able to kayak, go to and explore a sea cave with the added option of snorkelling and…”
Drive a manual buggy along Mallorca’s east and north coasts from Cala Millor, with cliff views, monasteries, a swim stop, and guided stops.
“Was easy to find, completed all the work and had a fantastic day out with my son!”
Walk the pitch at Mallorca’s Son Moix, tour RCD Mallorca’s restricted rooms, and follow a live guide for an hour-long experience.
A 1-hour Palma de Mallorca Segway tour with training and a local guide, featuring Palma Cathedral, La Almudaina, and seaside views.
Ride Palma by **fat tire e-bike** with a guide, hitting Old Town, La Seu Cathedral, and the sea promenade from Portixol to El Molinar.
A 2-hour Segway tour of Palma’s top sights, plus beach air, Old Town lanes, and Gothic La Lonja—led by a local guide.
Guided walk in Palma plus Cathedral entry, then a bus to Valldemossa in Serra de Tramuntana with free time. $40, ~5 hours.
“The guides were very nice, talkative and giving us a lot of information throughout the tour.”
Visit the 16th-century Can Det olive oil house in Sóller, learn traditional production, then enjoy a brunch tasting with fresh orange juice.
“Fantastic tour: really interesting and well presented by really nice people! And with good food and drink! Not the easiest place to find or park, but absolutely worth it!”
Guided jet ski in Alcudia Bay from Can Picafort. 30 minutes, small group of two, and pro photos for Playa de Muro views.
“It was amazing! It was our First time on a jetski and the view was beautiful and the Adrenalin was insane. I was too self-confident and went Full Speed and i was thrown off the jetski at Full Speed…Luckily nothing bad happend. Also this was fun for me haha”
Ride an Andalusian through Randa Valley on a 3-hour guided tour with helmet, lessons, scenic trails, and time to groom your horse.
“Expert riding instructors, beautiful well schooled horses and a lovely relaxing hack out in the countryside. There were opportunities to trot and canter if you wanted to.”
Ferry to Ciutadella, bus up Monte Toro, then Fornells, Maó, and Binibeca on a guided full-day Menorca highlights trip from Mallorca.
“this was absolutely a great experience! our guides were excellent, providing information in at least four languages. to be able to experience a significant portion of what a place like menorca has to offer, in such a short amount of time, requires guides with knowledge and expertise. they did a great job in this area.…”
A full Tramuntana day from Palma with Lluc Monastery, a west-coast boat ride, the Sóller tram, and the famous wooden train.
“This is the best tour to explore Palma Mallorca in such a limited amount of time. Our guide Pepe/Joe was the best. He gave us enough time at each stop to explore in each stop. He was very smart and patient, spoke different languages, kind and arranged for our transport back to the airport. We…”
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