Balearic Islands Tours
Booking one of these amazing Balearic Islands Tours will open up an entirely new world full of adventure for you.
Balearic Islands tours are an unforgettable active travel experience that showcase some of the best island landscapes in the Mediterranean. From rock climbing in Mallorca to Menorca walking excursions, there is so much to do on tours in the Balearic Islands, despite their small size. If you are looking to plan a trip to the Balearic islands, but aren’t sure where to begin, try checking out the Balearic Islands tours below for the perfect holiday.
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Menorca Walking Tour
Discover the beautiful Spanish island of Menorca on this mesmerizing 8-day self-guided walking adventure. Known as the greenest and perhaps the most authentic of Spain’s Balearic Islands, Menorca is a nature lover’s paradise just waiting to be discovered on foot!
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Cycling Around Majorca
This cycling tour around Majorca is a perfect blend of adventure, culture, and stunning landscapes, offering a diverse experience across the island’s unique terrain. From challenging climbs in the Tramuntana Mountains to scenic coastal descents, every day presents new highlights. Pedal through historic villages, enjoy panoramic sea views, and explore Majorca’s cultural gems like the Dragon Caves and Lluc Monastery. With its combination of natural beauty, rich history, and thrilling routes, this tour promises an unforgettable journey through one of Spain’s most captivating islands.
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Best of Mallorca Cycling Tour
Discover an island oasis where impressive natural landscapes combine magically with a balmy climate and exceptional food and wine. Mallorca, known as the pearl of the Balearic Islands, is yours to discover on the 8-day self-guided Best of Mallorca Cycling Tour.
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Deep Water Solo Climbing in Mallorca, Spain
Deep Water Solo (DWS) climbing at its finest in Mallorca! There’s a reason why Mallorca was the birthplace of hard DWS climbing, and you’ll discover it for yourself on this Deep Water Solo climbing tour.
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Mallorca Northwest Coast Walking Tour
Escape from the crowds and explore the island of Mallorca like never before, discovering the tranquillity and natural beauty of its fantastic northwestern coast. The 8-day self-guided Mallorca Northwest Coast Walking Tour is a mesmerizing walking holiday that will lead you along pristine stretches of the Mediterranean coast with the Serra de Tramuntana Mountains as your stunning backdrop.
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GR 221 Trek in Mallorca
Mallorca’s mountains make hikers‘ hearts leap for joy, especially if it is all about the long-distance hiking path GR221. It leads across the entire island from the North to the Southeast and combines all highlights which constitute hiking on Mallorca.
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The Beauty of Menorca Walking Tour
Menorca is regarded as a top-notch getaway, and the Beauty of Menorca Walking Tour takes you from coast to coast (to coast!) to experience every worthwhile mile of this Spanish island. From gorgeous turquoise coves to windswept rocky cliffs, there’s more to see on this walking tour than you’d ever know.
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Balearic Islands General Travel Information
Where to go in the Balearic Islands
Deciding where to go in the Balearic Islands presents a delightful dilemma, as each island boasts its unique charm. Mallorca, with its bustling capital Palma, offers a mix of historical sites and natural beauty. Menorca, a UNESCO Biosphere Reserve, is perfect for those seeking tranquility and pristine landscapes. Ibiza is renowned for its lively nightlife and stunning beaches, while Formentera, the smallest island, is the epitome of paradise with its unspoiled beaches and clear waters.
What to do in the Balearic Islands
The Balearic Islands are a playground for adventure and leisure activities. Engage in watersports like sailing, kayaking, and snorkeling in the azure waters. Explore the islands' rugged interiors with hiking and biking tours that reveal hidden coves, ancient trails, and panoramic views. Don't miss experiencing the vibrant local markets, historic towns, and the unique culinary delights of Mediterranean cuisine.
When to go to the Balearic Islands
The best time to visit the Balearic Islands largely depends on your preferred activities. Summer (June to August) is ideal for beachgoers and water sports enthusiasts, offering warm weather and lively cultural festivals. Spring (April to June) and autumn (September to November) provide pleasant temperatures for hiking and exploring the islands' natural and historical sites with fewer crowds.
Top 5 adventures in the Balearic Islands
- Cycling Tour of Mallorca: Cycle through scenic routes encompassing charming villages, rugged mountains, and breathtaking coastal views, making it a paradise for cyclists.
- Hiking the Camà de Cavalls in Menorca: This ancient path encircles the island, offering hikers a unique way to explore Menorca's diverse landscapes, from secluded beaches to rocky cliffs.
- Deep Water Solo Climbing in Mallorca: Experience the thrill of climbing sheer rock faces over the sea without ropes, a unique adventure that Mallorca is famous for among climbing enthusiasts.
- GR221 Trek: Known as the "Dry Stone Route," this long-distance trail takes trekkers through the stunning Serra de Tramuntana mountain range in Mallorca, offering spectacular natural scenery and a challenging hike.
- Menorca Walking Tour: Immerse yourself in the natural beauty and cultural heritage of Menorca with a guided walking tour, exploring the island's traditional towns, ancient monuments, and unspoiled landscapes.
Travel tips for Balearic Islands tours
How widely is English spoken in the Balearic Islands?
English is widely spoken in tourist areas and major towns, making communication relatively easy for travelers.
How long should I go to the Balearic Islands?
A trip of 7 to 10 days allows for a well-rounded experience, giving you time to explore multiple islands and enjoy various activities.
Should I bring euros to the Balearic Islands or use a credit card?
It's advisable to have some euros for smaller establishments and remote areas, but credit cards are widely accepted in larger shops and restaurants.
Is the Balearic Islands family-friendly?
Yes, the Balearic Islands offer numerous family-friendly accommodations, beaches, and activities suitable for all ages.
What’s the best way to get around the Balearic Islands?
Renting a car is the best way to explore each island's diverse attractions, though public transport and cycling are good options too.
What are the accommodation types in the Balearic Islands?
Accommodations range from luxury hotels and villas to budget hostels, apartments, and rural fincas.
What is the time zone in the Balearic Islands?
The Balearic Islands are in the Central European Time Zone (CET).
Can I do a self-guided tour in the Balearic Islands?
Yes, self-guided tours are popular, especially for exploring the islands' natural landscapes, beaches, and historical sites at your own pace.
Can I do guided tours in the Balearic Islands?
Guided tours are available and recommended for specific activities like diving, hiking, and cultural excursions for deeper insights.
How to get to the Balearic Islands
The primary way to reach the Balearic Islands is by air, with international and domestic flights arriving in Mallorca, Menorca, and Ibiza. Ferries from mainland Spain are also an option.
What are the major towns in the Balearic Islands?
Major towns include Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza Town, Mahón (Menorca), and Sant Francesc Xavier (Formentera).
What is the best season to visit the Balearic Islands?
The best time to visit is from May to October, with warm temperatures ideal for beach activities and outdoor exploration.
Are the Balearic Islands safe for tourists?
Yes, the Balearic Islands are considered safe for tourists, with standard travel precautions recommended. Beware of pickpocketers!
What are the must-visit beaches in the Balearic Islands?
Must-visit beaches include Ses Illetes (Formentera), Cala Macarella (Menorca), Es Trenc (Mallorca), and Cala Comte (Ibiza).
What local food should I try in the Balearic Islands?
Try local specialties like ensaimada (sweet pastry), sobrasada (sausage), and seafood dishes like paella and bullit de peix.
Are there any cultural or historical sites in the Balearic Islands?
Yes, notable sites include the historic old town of Palma, the prehistoric Talayotic sites in Menorca, and the fortified Dalt Vila in Ibiza.
Can I island-hop between the Balearic Islands?
Island-hopping is possible and encouraged, with regular ferries connecting Mallorca, Menorca, Ibiza, and Formentera.