Experience Mallorca’s Wild Coast & Peaks — Guided Adventures from Palma

Step off the cliff and into Mallorca’s blue: abseil, swim and explore the wondrous Cova des Coloms on this four-hour guided coastal adventure. Small groups, full safety kit and photos make it a perfect mix of adrenaline and shoreline exploration.

Walk five of Mallorca’s finest trails in a single week — from La Trapa Monastery to Formentor — with local guides, hotel nights, and airport transfers included. Ideal for hikers who want compact, varied coastal-and-mountain scenery without the logistics stress.

Push beyond Mallorca’s beaches with a 14-day guided route that aims to summit all 54 peaks over 1,000 m in the Serra de Tramuntana. Ideal for experienced hikers seeking intense mileage, remote ridgelines and UNESCO-protected landscapes.

Three days of non-stop adventure across Mallorca: summit a high peak, abseil into the Cova des Coloms sea cave, and hike the narrow Torrent de Pareis gorge. Small guided groups, transfers included, and safety gear make this a concentrated, high-adrenaline way to see the island’s wild side.

Scramble through one of Mallorca’s most dramatic gorges on a guided hike from Sa Calobra. Expect narrow limestone slots, short chimney climbs, and a cool swim at the canyon mouth.

Jump, swim and abseil along Mallorca’s wild northern coast with certified guides who know every safe cavity and launch point. This three-hour coasteering trip out of Bonaire balances adrenaline with careful local knowledge—perfect for adventurous families and active travelers.

Leap, abseil and zip above the Mediterranean on this three-hour coasteering run from Paguera. Small groups and certified local guides make it a focused, technical way to experience Mallorca’s southern cliffs.

Scramble limestone ledges, swim into sea caves, and lower yourself 10 metres from a cliff: this Eastern Mallorca coasteering trip packages geology, adrenaline and seaside views into a compact three-hour adventure. Ideal for families with older kids and first-time adventurers who want a hands-on way to know the coast.

Follow a certified guide from Sant Elm to the ruins of La Trapa, crossing limestone cliffs and shaded pine trails with sweeping views of Dragonera; finish with a swim in crystalline Mediterranean waters.

Climb Sa Talaia d'Alcúdia for sweeping 360° views over Alcúdia and Pollença bays on a focused 4.5-hour guided hike. Small groups, local guides, and varied limestone ridge scenery make this an efficient and memorable escape from Port d'Alcúdia.

Take on Puig de Massanella—the highest accessible summit on Mallorca—for a challenging six-hour guided hike through limestone ridges, historic snow houses and wide 360° views. Small groups and certified guides tailor the pace for a true mountain day in the Serra de Tramuntana.

Bag three 1,000‑meter summits in one five‑hour ridge hike from Cúber Reservoir. Expect limestone ridges, sweeping coastal glimpses and a small‑group guide who adapts pace and captures photos.

Move through marble chutes and turquoise plunge pools in Na Mora, a beginner-friendly canyoning route accessed from Sóller. This guided half-day adventure mixes short abseils, natural slides, and optional jumps—with alternatives for less confident participants.

Follow the 19th-century bridle path first laid out by Archduke Ludwig Salvator for a five-hour coastal hike from Valldemossa. Rocky limestone ridges, terraced olive groves and sweeping sea views define this moderate Mallorcan day hike.

Move across Mallorca’s northern limestone shelves: swim through sea caves, scramble cliff ledges and jump into turquoise water under the supervision of a certified guide. This three-hour Alcúdia coasteering trip pairs adrenaline with clear practical safety measures.

Abseil into the Mediterranean or swim into a natural ‘Sea Cathedral’ on this four-hour guided adventure from Cala Romantica. Expect coastal hiking, short rappels, cave scrambling, and crystal pools carved from limestone.