From the cliffs of the Tramuntana to the untouched coves of the Migjorn: pick a point on the map and book the experience that happens right there.
Villages perched among century-old olive trees, stone terraces and Spain's oldest train. Here, everything moves slowly.
The historic 1912 train crosses 13 tunnels to the orange-tree valley, with a boat ride to Sa Calobra included. Departs from Palma.
Book on Atrápalo →A guided route through the sierra's two most picturesque villages, among century-old olive trees and lookouts over the Mediterranean.
Book on Atrápalo →Entry to a historic 13th-century estate in Bunyola, with Arabic-inspired gardens set in the mountains.
Book on Atrápalo →Cliffs that drop straight into the Mediterranean. The best of this coast has no road: you sail there, or you swim.
A full-day excursion to the Formentor viewpoint, with a stop at local markets. Departs from Palma.
Book on Atrápalo →A traditional Mallorcan boat with a private skipper to explore the coast at your own pace, with no fixed route.
Book on Atrápalo →Guided dive in crystal-clear waters near Palma, perfect for discovering the seabed of the west coast.
Book on Atrápalo →The bay blends historic streets, market-fresh food and the island's biggest choice of boat trips.
Departs from the marina with views of the Cathedral and the west coast from the sea.
Book on Atrápalo →A walking tour of the Seu cathedral, the old town and historic corners with a local guide. Pay what you wish at the end.
Book on Atrápalo →A short boat ride around the bay, perfect as a first glimpse of the city from the sea.
Book on Atrápalo →The south coast softens: dunes, pine trees reaching the shoreline, and the island's most photographed beaches.
Departs from Colònia de Sant Jordi to explore Cabrera's land-and-sea national park.
Book on Atrápalo →Boat access to one of the island's most photographed beaches, avoiding road traffic.
Book on Atrápalo →Boat trip from Paguera with a naturalist guide to observe dolphins in their natural habitat.
Book on Atrápalo →The east hides its landscape underground: a system of caves and narrow coves tucked between pines.
A walk through stalactite galleries to Lake Martel, with a classical music concert by boat. The island's classic.
Book on Atrápalo →Sailing from Cala Ratjada along the coves and cliffs of the Llevant, with a swim stop.
Book on Atrápalo →Interactive exhibition on the career of the Mallorcan tennis star, at his academy in Manacor.
Book on Atrápalo →Experiences that don't depend on a single cove, but on the urge to try something different. Available at various points across Mallorca.
Fly at sunrise or sunset over the Serra de Tramuntana and the bay, with a snack included on board.
Book on Isla de Regalos →A guided kayak route along the Alcúdia coast to a sea cave with crystal-clear water. No experience needed.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Zip lines, bridges and obstacles among the trees, over three uninterrupted hours high in the treetops.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Get behind the wheel of a 300hp Cabrio GT and drive through villages, bends and viewpoints on the southwest coast, with a guide leading the way.
Book on Atrápalo →A full day off-road exploring coves and dirt tracks in southwest Mallorca, well off the usual routes.
Book on Atrápalo →Guided quad route through inland tracks, with a stop to snorkel in a cove before heading back.
Book on Atrápalo →Drive an off-road buggy along dirt tracks to hidden coves on the east coast, near Porto Cristo.
Book on Atrápalo →Paddle a kayak along the north coast of Pollença, with stops to snorkel in coves with crystal-clear water.
Book on Atrápalo →Combines kayaking, snorkelling and a bit of coasteering in the Bay of Alcúdia, all in one water adventure.
Book on Atrápalo →Fly over the coast and the Serra de Tramuntana from the air, on a short and unforgettable panoramic route.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Half an hour at your own pace on the waters of the Mediterranean, no previous experience needed.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Learn to fly over the water on an electric board, with no waves or wind needed. Suitable for all levels.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Learn to sail a catamaran guided by a certified instructor, with everything included.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Learn paddle surfing in the waters of Alcúdia, with certified instructors for any level.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Five craft beers from a family-run brewery, paired with local tapas.
Book on GetYourGuide →Paint your own ceramic piece in a unique setting, surrounded by centuries-old olive trees.
Book on GetYourGuide →Visit three wineries across different wine regions of the island, with wine tasting and local tapas at each stop.
Book on GetYourGuide →Guided route combining exercise, mindful breathing and wellbeing, up to the ruins of Castell d'Alaró.
Book on GetYourGuide →A complete catalogue of beaches, trails, caves and plans by category — many free to access. Tap each section to expand it.
This is Mallorca beyond the bookable experiences: hidden coves, Tramuntana trails, caves, markets and family plans. Use it as a reference guide to round out your trip.
Fine sand beach with a small islet reachable by a wooden footbridge.
Beach surrounded by pines, with white sand and turquoise water.
Narrow cove with calm water, ideal for families.
A 2km stretch of untouched white sand and crystal-clear water; one of the island's most famous beaches.
Secluded beach reachable only on foot or by boat, with no facilities.
Small rocky cove with crystal-clear water, great for snorkelling.
One of Mallorca's most photographed coves, with intensely turquoise water.
Easily accessible beach with white sand, quiet, with full facilities.
Inside Mondragó Natural Park, surrounded by nature and well served with facilities.
Small, hard-to-reach cove that stays fairly quiet.
Untouched cove surrounded by cliffs and caves, popular with adventurers.
Wide white-sand beach with pine woods and dunes; access to hiking trails.
Large beach with dunes and crystal-clear water, very popular.
Long stretch of fine sand with shallow water, ideal for children.
Secluded pebble beach surrounded by cliffs.
White-sand beach with calm water, fringed by pine trees.
Pebble beach where the Torrent de Pareis reaches the sea.
Quiet pebble cove surrounded by mountains.
Small, very picturesque rocky cove with crystal-clear water.
Cave system in the interior of the island with striking rock formations.
Impressive high-ceilinged caves overlooking the coast near Canyamel.
Small caves close to Palma, an easy option without leaving the city.
Guided exploration of coastal caves and grottoes by kayak or on foot.
One of Europe's most dramatic ravine hikes, descending between towering limestone walls to Sa Calobra.
Classic Tramuntana trail along old paths built for the Archduke Ludwig Salvator, with sea views.
Long-distance trail crossing the length of the Tramuntana mountains, walkable in stages.
Dramatic cliffside drive and viewpoints at the island's northernmost point.
Short walk to a waterfall near the village of Orient.
Terraced coastal path near Banyalbufar with sea views.
Boat excursion along the south coast to some of the island's most striking coves.
Longer coastal boat trip to the remote Cala Marmols.
Boat trip with a naturalist guide to spot dolphins in their natural habitat.
Boat trip along the dramatic coastline of the Bay of Formentor.
Boat trip along the protected coastline of Llevant Natural Park.
Boat cruise along the east coast with an onboard buffet.
Boat trip to the protected archipelago of Cabrera National Park.
Catamaran sailing with views of the Cathedral and the west coast from the sea.
Self-guided or guided paddle boarding and kayaking along the coast.
Scuba diving at some of the island's best dive sites, including try-dives for beginners.
Lessons and rental at two of the island's best wind spots.
Treetop adventure park with zip lines and obstacle courses among the pines.
Tandem paragliding flight over the mountains or the coastline.
Cliff scrambling, swimming and jumping along the rocky coastline.
Book on Isla de Regalos →Descending mountain gorges by abseiling, jumping and swimming.
Off-road quad or buggy tour through inland Mallorca.
Guided or self-guided mountain bike routes across the island.
Gothic cathedral overlooking the sea, one of Europe's tallest.
Book on Atrápalo →Former Moorish alcázar turned royal palace, next to the Cathedral.
Rare circular Gothic castle on a hilltop, with panoramic views over Palma.
Book on Atrápalo →Historic 1912 train crossing the mountains between Palma and Sóller.
Picturesque mountain village and former monastery where Chopin once stayed.
Book on Atrápalo →Walled old town beside the Roman ruins of Pollentia.
Charming inland town known for its stone stairway and Sunday market.
Orange-grove valley town linked to its harbour by a vintage tram.
Historic centre of narrow streets, courtyards and squares.
19th-century manor house showing traditional rural life on the island.
A handful of inland villages showing a quieter, rural side of the island.
Rock formation jutting into the sea with a distinctive hole through it.
Hands-on workshop making traditional Mallorcan orange jam.
Guided wine tasting at a local vineyard.
Guided tasting of local olive oils.
Hands-on class cooking classic Mallorcan dishes.
Local food markets great for browsing regional produce.
Interactive museum and activity centre dedicated to the tennis champion.
Book on Atrápalo →Zip line and treetop adventure park.
Easy nature trails through the Mondragó Natural Park.
Seasonal natural springs that appear after heavy rain.
Mountain reservoir with an easy flat walk around it.
Scenic drive through almond orchards in bloom (late winter).
Family-friendly guided walking tour of Palma's old town.
A handful of Palma's best public playgrounds.
Historic terraced gardens and estate open to the public.
Small museum built around a Talayotic-era settlement.
Old postal route linking two Tramuntana villages.
Catamaran trip with a glass bottom for spotting dolphins and marine life.
Coastal walking loop connecting two picturesque coves.
A medium-difficulty course designed for family play, with its own academy where parents and kids can take lessons together.
More information →A golf course next to a family resort with pool, spa and restaurant, close to the beaches of Cala Millor and Cala Bona.
More information →Reference information gathered from public sources; prices, hours and access may vary — always confirm with the official venue before you go.
Experience combinations picked by trip type. Every link jumps straight to the full listing, further down this same page.
Mallorca is a very rewarding destination for family travel: a historic train, caves with an underground lake, dolphin watching and short boat rides that won't test anyone's patience. These are the island's experiences that work best with children.
For a trip for two, the island offers plans with a bit more calm and atmosphere: a sunset catamaran, a private llaüt with no fixed route, a sunrise balloon flight. These five experiences are built for enjoying together.