Guides & Tours in Mallorca — 9 of Our Favourites

Whether you’re looking for a leisurely walk with panoramic views or a high-energy trail run through rugged terrain, Mallorca offers the perfect outdoor adventure. The island’s diverse landscapes - from the UNESCO-listed Sierra de Tramuntana to wild coastal paths - make it a paradise for nature lovers and fitness enthusiasts alike.

Join expert local guides to discover Mallorca’s hidden corners, with tailor-made routes suited to all levels. Hiking offers a slower pace to soak up the scenery and local culture, while trail running adds an extra element of physical challenge and exhilaration. Both experiences reveal the island’s breathtaking contrasts - steep cliffs, shady forests, rocky ravines, and glittering coves - often all in a single outing.

Ideal for individuals, families, or groups, their tours can include traditional Mallorcan picnics, dips in turquoise waters, and plenty of moments to connect with nature. Spring and autumn are the best seasons, but they also head out in the quieter winter months and early summer mornings.

Whichever pace you choose, you’ll see Mallorca from a unique and unforgettable perspective.

Reaching mountain summits, arriving at secluded sandy coves or heading to the next refuge if you choose a multi-day tour: this is the perfect option for those who want to experience the island with all five senses.

Also offered is the chance to combine your trek with a gastronomic experience.

Easy, mid and advanced level are available. Prices include any technical security equipment, guiding and liability and accident insurance.

You must be in good physical condition (according to the itinerary) and remember to bring, food, water, comfortable sports clothes and sports or walking shoes.

We specialise in guided outdoor activity sports and excursions, all organised by our professional team of native qualified instructors who are trained to suit the needs of any outdoor enthusiast - from beginner to expert.

Canyoning is surely the most complete adventure activity on the island. It combines trekking, swimming, climbing, abseiling, and cliff jumping, for an unforgettable day's activity.

With varying difficulties of excursion, at an array of locations across the island, you're guaranteed a perfect day out for any ability.

Experience the canyons of Coa Negra, Muntanya, Na Mora, Biniariaix, Lli, Almadrá, Mortitx, Sa Fosca, and more: truly a fantastic way to explore the island.

If adrenaline-fueled adventures are your thing, this is not to be missed.

With several routes to choose from in various locations across Mallorca there is something for everyone!

Easy Level (4hr to 4hr30)

• La Trapa - This trek will take you along the coast with breathtaking views, arriving at the viewpoint of Cap Fabioler, a fantastic place to see Dragonera island from, and one of the best sunsets in the Mediterranean.
• Cuber to Biniaraix - Beginning in the foothills of the Puig Major mountain, hike on ancient stone paths and take in the rural landscapes and olive groves of Mallorcha, before arriving at the quaint village of Biniaraix.
• Sa Gubia - A mountain with a comfortable ascent where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the bay of Palma and its surrounds.
• Talaia d'Alcúdia - See the Alcudia peninsula as well as the bays of Pollença and Alcúdia from a vantage point of 444 meters above sea level.

Medium Level (Full Day)

• Alaró Castle - Starting at the rural village of Orient in the heart of Mallorca, trek through ancient olive groves and the thick woods of Alcinas to arrive at the ruins of the castle of Alaro.
• Camí de s'Archiduc - Named for a 17th century aristocratic member of the Austrian imperial family who spent much of this life in the area, the Archduke Luis Salvador, this loop treck from Valldemossa takes in the mighty oaks and beautiful views of picturesque cliffs.
• Painter's Route - Famed by painters for its stunning views of the rugged cliffs of the north coast, this circular trek provides some magnificent views, typical of Mediterranean coastal landscape.
• Puig Galatzó - Isolated from other peaks of the Serra de Tramuntana, Puig Galatzó was considered sacred in prehistoric times.This circular trek brings you to an altitude of 1026m above sea level, guaranteeing phenomenal views.

Advanced (Full Day)

• Torrent de Pareis - The torrent of Pareis is one of the iconic tours of the island of Mallorca. A long journey inside the canyon, with its impressive rock walls, ending at the beautiful and picturesque beach of sa Calobra.
• Puig Tomir - One of Mallorca's post prominent peaks, Puig Tomir offers stunning views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountain range from it's summit at 1104m.
• Puig de Massanella - The second highest peak on the island of Mallorca at an altitude of 1352m, Puig de Massanella offers breathtaking views of the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, and much more.

Or you can choose the Adventure Trekking day which is a complete, dynamic and active trek, incorporating aspects of rappelling, climbing, and caving.

This is a challenging hike with over 500m of ascent. However, the steep climb out of Valldemossa is well worth it for the views along the north western coast.

Your walk begins in the centre of Valldemossa, and you are soon heading uphill through the woods along stony old mule tracks. The track continues steeply uphill for some time with an occasional breather, and fabulous look-out points with sweeping views of Palma in the distance and the coast beyond Valldemossa. Once on the summit ridge the Archduke’s walkway gives stunning panoramic views of the coast and surrounding Tramuntana mountains. Along the way there are many examples of the old forest dwellers’ settlements and old lime kilns, so this walk is a great opportunity to learn about Mallorca’s rural history.

Starting from Deia, the walk starts with a descent through olive groves on a cobbled path, with a slight detour to see charming Cala Deia. On the way down you will get lovely views of the village and mountains as you look back.

You will pass through the fine buildings of the Can Prohem finca, and get the opportunity to stop for a freshly squeezed orange juice and a rest while enjoying fantastic views of Sóller.

From here, one of the options is to continue towards Puerto Sóller on a wide track through the Muleta valley, passing through lovely farmland and finally reaching the La Muleta Refuge and Lighthouse. you then follow the windy lane down to the Port.

Alternatively, you can follow the Cami des Rost into Sóller – this is a dirt track that joins a lovely cobbled path and then a stepped donkey trail down into the valley, and eventually the edge of the town of Sóller

For two hours, their guides will tell you about the fascinating history of the city, taking you through the small streets & squares, as they explain everything that someone visiting Palma should know.

You will need to book a place in advance for this tour on their website. The tour is 11:00am, Monday to Saturday, at the meeting point in Parc de la Mar, in front of the Tourist Office and join the group. Take a look at the map for the exact location.

They'll be waiting for you!

They can cater from individuals to couples, families, groups of friends or even cycling clubs coming to Mallorca for holidays or training camps. The company can assist with every aspect of your cycling holidays.

Their bespoke packages include hotel bookings, bicycle rentals, transfers, restaurants, vehicle support and guides who speak English, Spanish, Italian, Swedish and German. It is all about you, let them know what you want out of your holiday and they will do their best to accommodate you. They also keep up to date with what's happening on the island so that they can include additional events as part of your holiday such as local markets, fairs, music concerts and sports events.

Mills & Honey aren't focused on one particular part of the island, they constantly seek new strategic partners and activities all over Mallorca, be it new cycling routes, hotels or restaurants.

The owners are keen to invite people to join them exploring Mallorca in a unique, healthy and responsible way. For these island enthusiasts it is not just about the cycling, but about the opportunity to explore and discover new landscapes in new thrilling and exciting ways.

Just a few of the other ways they can enable you to discover this fantastic island is by organising wine tastings, sailing, canyoning, coasteering, kayaking, hiking, yoga classes, children's activities and massages.