Mallorca excursion from coast to coast: "panorama" tour East to Southwest with Guide

Price overview

• Excursion from east of Mallorca Cala Ratjada/Cala Millor to southwest - per adult (13+) 55.-€
• Excursion from east of Mallorca Cala Ratjada/Cala Millor to southwest - per child (5-12) 35.-€
• Excursion from east of Mallorca Cala Ratjada/Cala Millor to southwest - per child (0-4) 0.-€

Booking option: Guided tour in Mallorca (East - Southwest)

With this great panoramic tour starting in the east you will see many facets of Mallorca: you will visit a farmers market, walk along one of the longest beaches, stop at the fishing port "Cala Figuera", see the cathedral in Palma, admire a luxury yacht harbour in the southwest and taste typical Majorcan liqueurs in the Keramika Manacor.

Overview

• Duration: ~ 8 hours
• Hours: 9:00 AM - 5:30 PM
• Days: Wednesday, Friday, Sunday
• Months: possible all-year
• Languages: German, English, Spanish
• Pick-up included in the price from: Cala Bona, Cala Millor, Cala Ratjada, Porto Cristo, S'Illot, Sa Coma

Included

• Transfer, experienced instructor, professional guide, air-conditioned bus
• Liquor tasting in Manacor (east) and photo stops

Detailed description

Get to know Mallorca with this guided tour from east to the southcoast of the island

Spend a day getting to know Mallorca: On this trip from Cala Ratjada, Cala Millor and more places along the east coast, you will discover the beautiful and varied facets of Majorca. The Panorama tour starts in the east of the island and brings you first to the island center, where you'll be visiting a typical weekly market of Mallorca. Enjoy the friendly and buzzing market atmosphere and admire the fresh foods and handmade products. Afterwards, you'll be driving through the scenic landscape of Mallorca. Pass by gigantic vineyards, thousands of olive trees, almond- and fig plantages, until you reach Puerto Portals in southwestern Mallorca. Here you can see a very different part of the island: At the famous luxury harbour, you might see the royals and the "rich and famous", exclusive boutiques and restaurants as well as expensive yachts.

The trip through Mallorca continues to Palma, where you'll be driving along the Paseo Maritimo and stop for a quick photo session at the cathedral La Seu. You'll see the biggest harbour of Mallorca, before continuing to the famous Playa de Palma (the German "Ballermann"). Here you have enough time for a tasty lunch in one of the restaurants along the esplanade, while you relax with the panoramic views of the long bay of Palma. The tour continues to a very pristine part of Mallorca: In Cala Figuera, you can see one of the last untouched bays with fishermen's huts carved into the stones. Last stop of the Majorca round trip is the "Blue Petrol Station" in Manacor, where you'll be able to admire the oldest ceramics of he island and try one of the 24 locally produced liqueurs.

Highlights of the tour:

• Experience the hustle and bustle of a farmers' market of Mallorca
• Explore Puerto Portals, the gateway to another world of the rich and famous
• Go over Paseo Maritimo and take a photo stop at the cathedral in Palma de Mallorca
• Relax along the famous, 6 km long sandy beach of Playa de Palma
• Visit Cala Figuera, the last genuine fishing harbour of Majorca
• Try one of the 24 locally produced liqueurs and see the oldest ceramics in Manacor