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Private Tours in Mallorca with Official Licensed Guides

Private tailor-made tours in Palma and across Mallorca with official licensed guides.
We also offer private transfers with driver and customized experiences adapted to your schedule.

Top Private Tours in Mallorca

Private Tour Palma & Valldemossa (4h)

Private tour through one of the most emblematic villages of the Serra de Tramuntana: Valldemossa… and discover the secrets of Palma’s old town.
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Visit Mallorca Cathedral

Guided visit of the interior and exterior of Mallorca Cathedral with an official guide and historical explanations.
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Palma must-see: Cathedral, Lonja and Bellver Castle (4h)

Essential tour of Palma to discover its Cathedral, the Lonja and Bellver Castle with an official guide.
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Visit Palma old town

Guided walk through Palma’s historic centre to discover its courtyards, medieval squares and most representative buildings.
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Mysteries and Legends of Palma

A different route through the old town to discover stories, legends and curiosities of the most enigmatic Palma.
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Artà Caves and Sant Salvador Panoramic Tour

Private visit to the Artà Caves and a panoramic route to the Santuario of Sant Salvador.
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Valldemossa and Sóller (8h)

Full-day private tour visiting Valldemossa and Sóller, their viewpoints, harbour and landscapes of the Serra de Tramuntana.
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Boat Tour in Mallorca

Private boat excursion along the Mallorcan coast, exploring hidden coves, crystal-clear waters and spectacular Mediterranean landscapes.
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Founding guides: Carlos and Eulàlia

We are Carlos and Eulàlia, official licensed guides in the Balearic Islands for 10 years.

We design personal, well-paced tours with historical accuracy and a close, human approach.

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Private Transfers with Chauffeur

Private transfers with driver from the airport, port, hotels and customized routes across Mallorca.

Discreet, safe and punctual service for transfers in Mallorca: airport, hotel or customised routes.
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Airport and Port – Private Transfers

Private transfers with chauffeur to and from Mallorca airport or port. Punctuality, comfort and professional service.
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Winery Visit in Mallorca – Private Transfer

Private transfer with chauffeur to selected wineries in Mallorca. Tastings, landscape and gastronomy with total comfort and exclusivity.
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Traditional Markets and Local Festivals in Mallorca – Private Experience with Chauffeur

Private experience with chauffeur to explore local markets and discover the most authentic traditions of Mallorca. Local products, culture and Mallorcan life.
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Drach Caves and Majorica Pearls – Private Transfer

Visit the Drach Caves and Majorica Pearls with a private transfer, comfortable and without waiting times.
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Flamenco Show in Palma with Private Transfer

Enjoy an authentic flamenco show in Palma with a private transfer at your disposal, pick-up from your accommodation and no worries.
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What to See in Mallorca?

Mallorca is the largest island in the Balearic Islands, a jewel of the Mediterranean that hides a rich history, countless monuments, curiosities, legends and many activities to enjoy.

Discover the island of Mallorca with our official guides, experts in local history and culture.

Below are some ideas of activities on what to see and what to do in Mallorca.

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Valldemossa

If you come to Mallorca, you cannot miss the charming village of Valldemossa, located in a unique natural setting and full of historical heritage. Built on an old Arab farmhouse, its origins date back more than nine centuries.

You will find ceramic tiles on its portal and façade that will guide you to the birthplace of Saint Catherine of Mallorca and patron saint of Valldemossa, Catalina Thomàs Gallard.

You can also visit the palace of King Sancho of Mallorca, which was later transformed into the Carthusian monastery of Valldemossa.

Inside, you can explore the former monks’ cells of the Carthusian order of Saint Bruno. From the 19th century onwards, these spaces were adapted into private residences that hosted some of the first foreign visitors to the island, such as Frédéric Chopin and his partner George Sand, as well as the famous Archduke Ludwig Salvator.

Sóller

Deià

In a privileged enclave of the Serra de Tramuntana, halfway between Valldemossa and Sóller, you will discover Deià. A magical place, surrounded by the Torrent de Racó and its beautiful stone streets.

Make your way to the parish church of Sant Joan Baptista, located next to the cemetery. Inside rest many painters, musicians and poets who lived in Deià and who arrived in the 1960s and 70s, such as the famous writer Robert Graves, whose house is now also a place of pilgrimage.

What truly makes this place special is its location at the highest point of the village, offering breathtaking views over the Mediterranean Sea.

If there is a sacred place for those who practice cycling, it is Sa Calobra. The road that leads to this destination is considered one of the most emblematic cycling routes in the world.

A demanding ascent of 9.5 km, featuring countless tight bends, challenges even the most experienced cyclists and inspires many others to push their personal limits.

A place to enjoy, provided it is not high season, with crystal-clear turquoise waters surrounded by immense mountains.

At its end lies the Torrent de Pareis, at its mouth, considered the deepest canyon in Europe. Numerous hikers follow the torrent route during the months of low rainfall.

Sa Calobra

Lluc Monastery

The Sanctuary of Lluc is a major pilgrimage centre in Mallorca, founded at the beginning of the 13th century, attracting pilgrims from all over the world. Its name, Lluc, comes from the Latin lucus, meaning “sacred forest”.

The Virgin of Lluc, patron saint of Mallorca, is linked to a legend that tells how the image of the Virgin emerged in the mountain while a shepherd boy was herding his sheep and goats.

Shortly after, the image was taken to the parish church of the village. However, the next day it mysteriously reappeared at the spot where the shepherd had found it. This was interpreted as a sign that the Virgin wished to remain there, and a small chapel was built on the exact place of the discovery.

Discover the municipality of Alcúdia, with more than 2,000 years of history, when the Roman consul Quintus Caecilius Metellus incorporated Mallorca into the Roman Republic in 123 BC, founding Palma and Pollentia.

During Muslim rule it was known as Al-Qudiya, and after the Christian conquest, during the reign of James II, the medieval walls that surround the historic centre were built.

You can stroll and admire the beauty of this “faithful city”, a title granted by King Charles I in 1523 for remaining loyal and not joining the Germanies revolt.

You can also enjoy an afternoon at the beach of Alcúdia, ideal for families, with a wide sandy area and pine trees providing shade. From the harbour, you can observe the lighthouse of Alcúdia, built in the 19th century.

Alcúdia

Pollença

Walking through the town of Pollença is a journey through more than ten centuries of history. It is said that its name was known as Al-Bullan during the Islamic period, and by the Romans as Pollentia, although the Roman city of Pollentia is actually located in the present-day municipality of Alcúdia.

The medieval town was founded in the year 1229, and from that period remain the Roman bridge, the parish church of Our Lady of the Angels, the Albercuix tower, among others.

You will also enjoy the beautiful landscape that surrounds this place, framed by high mountains, valleys, and a coastline that is considered the longest on the island of Mallorca.

Cape Formentor is a privileged and remote enclave, far from the most touristic areas of Mallorca, and has been a source of inspiration for many artists who have found here a true escape for their poems and paintings.

It is made up of cliffs over 100 metres high, from which you can enjoy spectacular views.

In addition to its viewpoints and stunning coves—such as Cala Formentor, Cala Figuera and Cala Murta—you should visit the Formentor Lighthouse and the Atalaya of Albercuix. We also recommend visiting nearby villages such as Pollença, Alcúdia or Deià.

Cape Formentor

Artà and the Caves

Completely removed from mass tourism routes, the municipality of Artà has preserved the traditions of a welcoming and typically Mediterranean village.

You will enjoy its cobbled streets, the Conqueror’s Square, and the Sanctuary of Sant Salvador. This medieval building from the 14th century was restored in the 18th century and is located on the summit of Puig de Sant Salvador, 509 metres above sea level. The views are spectacular.

Just 900 metres away, you will find the Talayotic settlement of Ses Païsses, one of the most important and best-preserved archaeological sites in the Balearic Islands.

Finally, in the coastal area about 12 km away, you can visit the impressive Caves of Artà.

If there is one market in Mallorca that you cannot miss, it is the market of Sineu. Every Wednesday from 8:00 to 13:30 you will find all kinds of products: fruit, vegetables, cheese, olive oil, wine, sobrasada and olives… as well as a unique feature—the sale of farm animals.

Beyond the market, Sineu has great historical significance, as it once housed one of the royal palaces of the independent Kingdom of Mallorca. Highlights include the manor houses of its historic centre, the parish church of Santa Maria de Sineu, and the many windmills that reflect the agricultural past of the village.

Sineu

Binissalem

In Binissalem, you can find traces of Talayotic, Roman and Islamic periods. These remains are reflected in its wells and streets (preserved in local toponymy).

Between the 18th and early 19th centuries, buildings were constructed that consolidated the village as a historic ensemble (declared in 1983), such as Can Morell, Can Sabater, Can Garover, Can Antic, Can Novell, Can Cometa, and Can Tiro de Son Bolec.

Considered the capital of the wine-growing region, it was the first area to receive the DO (Denominación de Origen) in 1991. It is an ideal place to taste local wines in its different wineries.

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Guided tours in Palma

Discover Palma de Mallorca with our private guided tours through the old town.

Take a walk and discover the history of the city of Palma de Mallorca. With our guided tours you can learn about the history of the old town of Palma along with its curiosities, anecdotes and magical corners that will make your visit to Palma a unique experience.

Private tours in Palma

Our guided tours are designed to discover Palma in a private way, without crowds and at your own pace. We adapt to your tastes.

With Mallorca Premium Tours you can dWith Mallorca Premium Tours you can design your own route or let yourself be guided by our official local guides to create the perfect guided tour for you and your companions.

Exclusive walking tours in Mallorca

In addition to guided tours of the old town of Palma de Mallorca, we can advise you on other activities to do in some of the most beautiful villages of the Serra de Tramuntana such as Valldemossa, Sóller and Deià or even get to Artà, a small village in the east of Mallorca and visit its magnificent caves, a wonder of nature.

Visit the Old Town Palma

An example of a private guided tour could be the main area of the old town, also known as ‘Palma Monumental’.

On this private tour, you will discover the most emblematic historical buildings in the city of Palma de Mallorca, such as the Royal Palace of l’Almudaina.built during the Muslim period (10th century) and residence of governors and kings in Palma de Mallorca and of course the Cathedral of Mallorca, considered one of the most spectacular cathedrals in the Mediterranean Sea. In addition to strolling through squares, narrow streets and visiting the entrance to Palma City Hall where the giants are exhibited, the famous “Giants”.correfoc” of the Drac from na Coca. Without forgetting the modernist and historicist buildings that since the s. XX we find in Palma such as Can Forteza Rey and Can Corbellà respectively.

Visit Mallorca Cathedral and Bellver Castle

In this private tour we will show you the jewels of Palma de Mallorca: The Cathedral of Mallorca (also known as the Seu) built between the 13th and 17th century in Gothic style. Its location near the sea makes it the “Cathedral of the Sea”, the only cathedral reflected in the sea.

The other Gothic architectural marvel is the Bellver Castle. Built in the XIV century by Jaume II, fIt was conceived as a palace-fortress for Mallorcan royalty and strategically located to prevent future attacks. This castle has a circular floor plan and has been used as a residence, refuge in times of plague and revolts, military and civil prison and currently serves as a museum of the history of the city of Palma.

Visit Valldemossa and Sóller

Valldemossa, a place of peace and tranquility. It is worthwhile to walk through its cobblestone streets and look at the entrances to the houses and businesses where we can find a small ceramic plaque with the image of the saint of Santa Catalina Tomàs. It is also essential to visit the Cartuja, a former royal palace from the 14th century, transformed into a Carthusian monastery in the 15th century and currently a museum; and taste its most exquisite sweet: the famous Coca de Patata.

Sóller attracts attention for its modernist buildings, built in the 20th century. highlighting the house-museum Can Prunera and the parish church of Sant Bartomeu. You cannot leave Sóller without having tasted the homemade ice cream and oranges, nor without having travelled on the famous Tren de Sóller, a wooden train inaugurated in 1912.