Mallorca · CYCLING TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 cycling tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller verdict and the one thing to know before you commit.
Drive a new MXU 300 quad through forests and country roads near Palma, climb Randa for island views, then stop at a bay for swimming, snorkeling, and optional 6 to 10-meter cliff jumps. Guides including Pablo, Anna, Martin, and David lead the English-language tours.
“Nice quad trip, Martin and Pablo 5*****, many thanks for trip 👍”
Ride through Palma with an English-speaking local host such as Sergio, Tony, or Suzanna. This easy three-hour route links the Cathedral, La Almudaina, Arab Baths, Santa Clara, La Lonja, and waterfront viewpoints. Bikes and helmets are included, but monument entry, food, and drinks cost extra.
“This is a fantastic tour, you get to see the sights of Palma without doing a million steps. the bike ride is leisurely and enjoyable. The tour guide was very knowledgeable and the tapas was beautiful.”
Ride through Palma with an English-speaking guide such as Juan or Mario, visiting historic churches, Sa Llotja, the cathedral, waterfront, and Bellver Castle. The e-bike helps with the climb, while the small group keeps the ride personal. Monument entry is not included.
“Mario was a great tour guide. He shared much interesting history with us and made it fun. He also paced us well.”
You’ll ride a guided quad through Palma’s outskirts, rural roads, forested bends, and up Randa Mountain for wide views. In summer, the route adds a rocky coastal stop for swimming, snorkeling, and optional cliff jumping. Guides including David, Martin, Pablo, Anna, and Chabi lead small groups of up to 10.
“So, the trip is a concrete only journey. It was one third “biker gang” quad ride through a beach town and rest ride through the country roads about 15 miles from base. NO OFF CEMENT riding as per guide it is no longer allowed. The “beach” for the swim and snorkeling was (1) full of people, and (2) a tough access Lava rock setting. And we were given 20 minutes total to swim. You won’t get any intro to Mallorca or learn anything about it from the tour and to be honest, there are way better ways to spend a morning. Though I did feel like i joined a Quad…”
Ride through Palma with guides such as Sergio, Tony, and Susanna, stopping at La Seu, Sa Llotja, Parc de la Mar, and quiet old-town corners. Standard bikes, helmets, and a safety briefing are included. The route is mostly flat, though a few short hills may test casual cyclists.
“Easy riding through old town Palma. Sergio was great and gave us plenty of time to take pictures . Happy to have done it .”
Ride a comfortable fat tire e-bike through Palma’s Old Town, past the Cathedral of Light, and along the bay to Portixol and El Molinar. Guides such as Nina, Anna, Bruno, and Tobias add local stories, history, and food tips. Choose a one-hour or two-hour small-group tour.
“The tour was nice, one could see many things in a rather short time if you like to bike I definitely recommend this way of exploring the city”
Ride an easy-to-handle e-bike through Palma’s old town with a guide such as Juan or Mario. In about two hours, you’ll see major churches, La Almudaina Palace, Sa Llotja, Es Baluard, and the cathedral, with time for history, questions, and city views.
“Excellent tour with a history of Mallorca. Our guide was very enthusiastic and knowledgeable about the history of the city.”
Ride through Palma’s old town, harbor, Passeig des Born, and cathedral area with a local guide such as Alex, Jaime, or Valentine. The relaxed 2.5-hour route includes a bicycle and helmet. Add three tapas plates and a drink, served midway at a tapas bar.
“Unorganized, tour guide lost part of the group, was more worried about getting to the tapa place for just two people, than the rest of the group.”
Cycle Palma’s harbor, Old Town, Parc de la Mar, Palma Cathedral, convents, plazas, and historic streets with a local English-speaking guide. The route is mostly flat and easy-paced, with optional tapas and a drink. Expect a small group when numbers allow, but confirm the meeting point carefully if arriving by cruise ship.
“Traveling by cruise ship, we had less than 10 hours to explore Palma, best way to do it is by BIKE. Sandra was great, easy to follow-gave great hand signals and kept the group safe. Sandra knew so much history not only about Palma but of Spain. Glad we did this tour with Sandra. The tapas/ drink was a great break between the tour plus they were delicious!”
Join guide Eckbert for a two-hour Yamaha Grizzly quad ride from Andratx through S'Arraco and San Telmo. Expect a mix of quiet roads, mountain tracks, coastal viewpoints, and photo stops, with Spanish, English, or German guidance. A full car driving license is required, and passengers must be at least eight.
“We had a great morning quad biking. There were 5 of us from the same family on the tour and everyone really enjoyed it. Our host Eckbert gave very clear instructions and took ultimate care to make sure we were all ok all the time. We went to some beautiful places on the bikes and stopped in a gorgeous bay for a drink. Overall highly recommend as a great trip for the family.”
Ride a fat-tire e-bike through Palma with a guide such as Nina, Anna, or Bruno, stopping at Plaça de Cort, Passeig del Born, the Cathedral, Royal Palace, Portixol, and El Molinar. The two-hour route mixes city sights with easy coastal riding, though busy streets require care.
“Very crowded for biking with 3 cruise ships in town But we learned some interesting facts about the history of Palma”
Ride 15 km through Palma with a guide such as Mario or Juan, using cycle lanes, old-town streets, and the seafront route to Bellver Castle. Expect city sights, hilltop views, local stories, and time for shopping, but no monument interiors.
“Mario was a fabulous tour guide. Really friendly and knowledgable. Would highly recommend as a great way to see lots of Palma and the e-bikes make it so easy!”
Ride through Palma with a guide such as Juan or Mario on an easy e-bike route linking Bellver Castle, old churches, Arab Baths, the cathedral, Almudaina Palace, and Portixol. The six-person limit keeps the tour personal, but you should allow time to find the unmarked meeting point.
“Juan is terrific and very knowledgeable! We enjoyed the many sights and feel fortunate to have been able to see so many things! Starting Location is a bit hidden…it is in the Palma self storage next to the Santander bank but not marked for us. We found it after calling. Superb and super fun!!”
Ride 8 km through Palma’s old town and along the waterfront on a comfortable e-bike. Guides including Mario and Juan explain the city’s churches, convents, buildings, and many-layered past in English or Spanish. The two-hour route is easygoing, but you must be able to ride a bike.
“Thank you to Mario for an incredibly fun e-bike tour of Palma! His deep knowledge of the island’s history and culture made the experience truly unforgettable. I highly recommend GreenTours Palma with Mario, who brought the city’s rich heritage to life!”
Start with cruise-terminal pickup at 9:30 am, then ride a beginner-friendly route through Palma with views from Es Baluard, Sa Llotja, La Seu, Almudaina Palace, Santa Clara, Santa Eulalia, and Parc de la Mar. The tour includes a helmet, air-conditioned transfer, and guaranteed on-time return.
“This is a GREAT way to experience Mallorca! We were a little confused at the cruise terminal pickup, we got there 15 minutes early and panicked that we could not find the tour people...they are sending a taxi to pick you up, trust me they will be there! (but there are other taxi drivers in the line and they will try to take you somewhere, but just trust the process and wait for your guy!) (if you are confused or lost, using the 'contact tour operator' option on your viator app was answered IMMEDIATELY, which was VERY APPRECIATED) The taxi will take you to the bike shop where you will…”
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