MALLORCA
Mallorca’s best days out.
The 15 most popular walking 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 90-minute guided walk in Palma’s old center, with a focused Cathedral visit featuring Puerta Mayor, the Rose Window, and Barceló.
Most Popular“Lovely and knowledgeable guide, we had a good experience around the cathedral.”
3-hour small-group food walk through Palma de Mallorca's Old Town, from convent sweets and tapas to market bites and ensaimada.
Guided walk in Palma plus Cathedral entry, then a bus to Valldemossa in Serra de Tramuntana with free time. $40, ~5 hours.
“Valldemossa was excellent. Got nice free time as well and could explore and taste local food.”
A private 2-hour Palma walking tour with local guides, covering Sa Llotja, the Cathedral, patios, Jewish quarter clues, and more.
“Good introduction to Palma and Majorca, to understand the island’s history and culture. Ticked all the main things to see in Palma on surface level ( not entering buildings) which was what was possible with 2 overheated kids. Carlos was knowledgeable and friendly. He tried his best to engage with the kids.”
Taste Palma with a local on a 3-hour walk of convent sweets, panadas, sobrasada, market tapas, and ensaimada with wine.
“This was a wonderful experience! It was the best decision to do this tour. We wanted to be immersed in the culture and this tour did just that.”
Private 2-hour walking tour through Palma’s Jewish Quarter, spotting former synagogues in today’s streets from Jafuda ben Cresques to Can Miquel.
“The tour was most informative and enlightening. Shaun was knowledgeable, invested, and well spoken. The tour involved some walking but not difficult terrain nor stairs.”
Private 2-hour Palma Old Town walk with a local guide covering Arab baths, Santa Clara, La Lonja landmarks, plus tailored tips.
Palma’s old town walk plus skip-the-line Cathedral of Mallorca entry. See Gaudí and Barceló, get an ensaïmada, finish at Mercat de l’Olivar.
Walk Palma’s old streets, hear how millennia shaped the city, then taste Mediterranean specialties at Mercat de l’Olivar.
Private custom walking tour in Palma de Mallorca with flexible timing, classic monuments, and a guide who tailors the route to you.
“The tour guide appeared disengaged and seemed eager to end the tour quickly. She also began smoking despite us mentioning that some members of our group had lung problems and preferred to avoid smoke. Our concerns were not taken into consideration.”
Follow pirate clues in Punta de n’Amer near Cala Millor, solve puzzles in a nature reserve, and find a sea-side treasure via an app.
90-minute Palma Old Town walk with skip-the-line access to Mallorca Cathedral, plus gardens, Roman walls, and key sights for orientation.
“Lovely friendly host. Very hot day and we had a few slow walkers but the host managed this well. Thank you we enjoyed it.”
A 2.5-hour Palma evening tapas walk with 3 pinchos and 3 drinks, led by Rony, plus historic squares and local bar picks.
“Had a lovely evening eating delicious tapas and chatting with Rony. He took me to some great bars and was super interesting to talk to and learn from about Mallorca and its food. He also picked a great walking route with some lovely views of the buildings all lit up at night.”
Self-guided audio walk through Palma de Mallorca’s alternative history, from Parc de la Mar to Plaça de Cort, with offline VoiceMap.
“If you have little time on a first visit to Palma, this is an excellent resource and interesting exploration of the historical center. I would definitely recommend. I really enjoyed the highlights by the guide. The only limitation is relocating oneself if you find yourself getting off track..An improvement would be to link somehow with…”
See Palma’s top sights in 3.5 hours: guided walk, skip-the-line Palma Cathedral, then a 1-hour wooden boat cruise with jamón.
“Our walking tour with Juan was awesome. His personality and sense of humour just made it that much better. He showed us the cathedral and all the sights in the city. The one-hour boat tour of the harbour was nice, however it would have been much better if there was a bit of commentary along…”
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