MALLORCA
Mallorca’s best days out.
The 15 most popular tickets, shows & attractions 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.
Skip the queue at Palma Aquarium in Mallorca and explore themed habitats, Big Blue sharks, coral displays, feedings, and optional 3D cinema.
Most Popular“It was the best aquarium we have visited. 3D kino was spectacular. We were there with our 4 year old and movie was just the right length so that kid doesn’t get bored.”
One-hour flamenco at Tablao Flamenco Alma in Palma with a drink or tapas. Expect dancers, singer, and standout guitar.
Self-guided entry to the Royal Palace of La Almudaina in Palma, with skip-the-line mobile tickets, gardens, and Bay of Palma views.
“Another opportunity to skip the queue and view the inside of the Royal Palace. It is beautifully restored and the views over Palma from the upper floors are stunning.”
Manacor, Mallorca: a 30-minute ticket to the Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience with close-up trophies, original rackets, and interactive tennis history.
Pirates Adventure dinner show in Magaluf: 3 hours of pirate acrobatics, full meal, unlimited soft drinks, and great views.
“Fantastic!! Recommend this show to everyone. Brilliant from start to finish.”
Marineland Mallorca in Costa d'en Blanes: dolphin and sea lion shows plus aquariums, aviary and Tropical House. Tickets from $35.
“My daughter and her two friends went (all 17 years old) and loved it!”
Palma Aquarium ticket in Palma de Mallorca: a 3-hour route through 8 habitats, shark and whale highlights, 3D cinema, plus kids play areas.
“Liked the whales exhibits. Didn't like getting rushed through to leave 15 minutes before closing time.”
Forestal Park Mallorca in Palma: treetop zip lines, Tibetan bridges, and climbs for families and teens, with two course levels in 2–3 hours.
Walk the pitch at Mallorca’s Son Moix, tour RCD Mallorca’s restricted rooms, and follow a live guide for an hour-long experience.
Hotel pickup to Mallorca’s Cuevas del Drach, a Lake Martel boat ride, underground classical concert, then a Majorica pearl shop on a 5–8 hour day trip.
Get advance tickets to the Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience in Mallorca for interactive sports simulators, Nadal trophies, and family-friendly fun.
“I was hoping for more of this experience but did like that we were able to see all of Rafa’s trophies! I would have liked to see a clip just about Rafa’s accomplishments not of a lot of other sport’s personalities.”
Full-day Mallorca caves tour to Drach and Hams with classical concert, Lake Martel boat ride, Porto Cristo beach stop, and Majorica pearls.
“It definitely was convenient to be taken on a bus to these locations so we didn't have to worry about parking, and was probably one of the best things about the tour other than the caves themselves. You can manage this on your own. It would have been just as nice if we had gone…”
Half-day from Palma to the Drach Caves plus a Majorica pearl factory stop, with Porto Cristo history and cave entry included.
“Caves were fantastic, but very rushed and wasn't given time to fully experience the spectacular formations.”
Palma Aquarium ticket with transfer: skip-the-line entry, Big Blue sharks, coral exhibits, jellyfish walk, and daily feedings.
“We had a wonderful experience at the Palma Aquarium. There are various areas set aside for viewing all kinds of fish. The atmosphere is varied and pleasant. We also paid two additional fees on site for the "3D Cinema" (€5 for about 15 minutes with explanations in all languages) and the "Shark Vision Boat," which…”
Tour Mallorca’s Hams’ Caves with the light-and-music show, Blue Cave documentary, an underground lake, then stop at a pearl factory.
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