Balearic Islands

Bus & Minivan Tours

Our most recommended Balearic Islands Bus & Minivan Tours

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  1. Mallorca: Island Tour with Boat & Train Ride from the South

  Get picked up and discover Mallorca in a variety of ways. Take the famous Tren de Soller, then enjoy a catamaran trip to La Calobra Cove. Take a ride on the island's legendary wooden electrical train. This is the perfect vantage point to admire the most beautiful landscapes in the Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  Continue with a boat trip on a catamaran to La Calobra Cove. Stop for lunch, and enjoy some time at your leisure. You'll also visit the Torrent de Pareis, a narrow mouth of a torrent between two cliffs.

  Guide was knowledgeable and personable, views breathtaking and great value for money.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/28/2021
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  2. Palma de Mallorca: 24 or 48-Hour Hop-On Hop-Off Bus Tour

  Discover the highlights of Palma de Mallorca on a city sightseeing open-top bus tour, and jump off at any of the 18 stops to explore the city’s attractions at your own pace. The island's capital offers a rich mix of history, culture, and nightlife, and the fascinating central area comprises narrow streets between high walls of ancient buildings. Hop-off at dozens of attractions, such as the Palau de La Almudaina, a royal palace that has stood since the Arab conquest, and is still home to the Royal Family. Explore the truly unique part of town known as Poble Espanyol. Here you'll find a collection of many different types of architecture, representing the different styles used around the country. Also be sure to check out Plaza de Espana, a scenic part of the island, where you can bask in the beauty from the open-top deck. Or hop-off to have a proper taste of the local culture. If you ...

  It was really good, however, the places descriptions were too fast when seeing them.

  Reviewed by Carlos, 6/26/2021
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  3. Mallorca: Half-Day Sea Caving Adventure

  Experience the spectacular caves of Cova des Coloms on a 5-hour caving adventure. The island of Mallorca is famous for its limestone caves and Cova des Coloms is the only sea cave system where you can swim inside. You’ll be picked up at your hotel and travel by mini-bus to the starting point of your adventure. All the necessary equipment will be provided, including protective helmets and a wetsuit. After a coastal walk of about 40 minutes, you'll swim out to the cave (a distance of about 300 meters). No prior experience in sea caving is required and you don't have to go under the water. These vertical cave systems are a great introduction to caving, and the conditions make this the perfect adventure for beginners and families.

  Wonderful trip. The swimming is harder than I expected due to the wave. Our guides are great, they keep us safe all the time.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 7/27/2021
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  4. The Caves of Drach Full or Half-Day

  On your trip to Mallorca, don't miss this visit to the Caves of Drach, located in the town of Manacor. After being picked up, head straight to the Caves. These caves are an absolute wonder, formed millions of years ago by the water pressure of the Mediterranean Sea.

  The Caves of Drach comprise 4 separate and gigantic caves full of impressive stalagmites and stalactites. The most interesting attraction of these caves is their 177-meter-long underwater lake, known as Lake Martel.

  While inside the caves, admire a light show synchronized with the melodies of a small orchestra. Finish your visit with a stop at an exhibition on Manacor's pearl farming industry.

  Learn all about the manufacturing process of these classic gems. Or, if you choose the full-day option, continue with a visit to the Caves del Ham...

  everything was great from the pickup to the caves..except the pearl stop is unnecesary

  Reviewed by Manca, Slovenia, 9/23/2021
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  5. From Ibiza: Guided Excursion to Formentera

  From the port, you will make the short sea crossing to the port of Formentera “la Sabina” before boarding a coach for the guided tour to the most interesting places which makes the island a real paradise. Places of interest to be seen include: San Francisco Javier (the capital), Mirador – providing a panoramic view of the entire island, La Mola – lighthouse, Es Pujols or Mitjorn beach –free time for lunch (not included) and bathing then Las Salinas – salt flats (panoramic view from coach). You will return to La Sabina followed by the short sea journey to Ibiza.  

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  6. Mallorca: Snorkeling in a Beautiful Nature Reserve

  You drive to a beautiful nature reserve which is only 15 minutes away by car. After a short briefing the snorkeling tour begins. Of course you will be accompanied all the time by a professional snorkeling guide, who will show you some of the most beautiful places and fish in the underwater world of Mallorca. The complete equipment like wet suit, fins, mask and snorkel is provided. Moreover your guide will take pictures of you with an underwater camera to remember this incredible event.

  This was amazing. Our tour guide Gustavo was very helpful, patient and friendly. My son is eight and knows how to swim but it was his first time snorkeling and it took him a little time to get comfortable breathing through the equipment. Gustavo was really helpful in showing him the ropes. And then once my son got his confidence he didn’t want to leave! And Gustavo took beautiful pictures of the people in my group. What a wonderful experience. I definitely recommend this activity!

  Reviewed by Majessire, 6/27/2021
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  7. Mallorca Half-Day Coasteering Experience

  Name of Excursion: Coasteering Any day We need to know the following: Name, height, weight and shoe size.Also what language the client speaks, so we can send the right guide and there are no problems with communication.   Timings: Itinerary: 8.30 - 9.00am (2-2.30pm) -   Pick up Clients this is a small bus normally for 8 people. 9am – 9.30am (2.30pm – 3.00): Travel to venue 9.30 – 9.45am (3.00- 3.15pm): clients are provided with their equipment and have time to change into wetsuits and put on all the safety kit.   9.45 (3.15) Activity begins.   Get Wet and Wild ......Coasteering is a brand new adventure activity for anyone holidaying on Mallorca. Coasteering combines adventure swimming, abseiling, cliff jumping, rock scrambling and sea caving into one action packed activity for the ultimate wet and wild day out. Our instructors will lead you on an exhilarating journey along pa...

  Wonderful day in an idyllic little bay with some cliffs perfectly suitable for starters and intermediates. The waters were crystal clear and so soothing, one just doesn't want to get out anymore. We were a family of 4 and Jose our guide was a super guy!! Friendly, patient, knowledgeable and having safety as a priority. (immediately followed by having fun and making sure we'd enjoy every minute) Tracy, please thank him again for doing his utmost to make it enjoyable for us. He supported us every step of the way and reassured us if any of the party members got a little scared. Instructions were clear and the backgrounds as to why were also explained. We did some cool jumping ranging between 3 and 7 meters height, rock climbing around some protruding rocks a few meters above the sea and topped it off with a 10 meter abseiling straight back into the clear blue and welcoming waters. We surely recommend anyone to take this trip, it shows you sights you don't see if you set out by yourself.

  Reviewed by Peter, 8/2/2020
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  8. Tour of Formentor: Market, Beach, and Alcudia Town

  Visit a traditional market to meet local people and discover the sights, smells, and flavors of this region. Visit the town of Alcudia, which is a beautiful place full of history. Admire the city walls encircling the Old Town.  Then, visit Alcudia where you will stop for 2 hours. At Playa de Formentor, you'll have free time for about 45 minutes, during which you can enjoy the views and relax. Return on a coastal route with panoramic views from the seaside cliffs. 

  Excursion très complète et variée à faire. J'ai bien aimé le marché d 'Alcudia le dimanche. La plage de polencia est assez sale mais on a pu se baigner

  Reviewed by Claire, France, 8/24/2021
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  9. Majorca Winery Tour

  Learn all about the history of wine growing in Majorca and enjoy breathtaking views over beautiful vineyards and the vast landscape in the center of the island. Visit a quality producer and learn all about the methods of winemaking. Savor some fine wines along with regional specialties.  Then, make your way to one of Majorca's most exclusive wine producers. Take part in a guided tour through the wine cellar and taste a selection of exquisite wines and snacks. Enjoy a delicious and idyllic picnic consisting of regional specialties and a glass of wine from a nearby estate. Discover one of the most beautiful valleys of the island and admire the impressive rock formations along the way. Visit another important winery, whose wines have won the highest awards. Enjoy the stunning view along with fine wines and regional specialties

  If you book, request Michael J if it’s possible. He’s a knowledgeable guide who made the tour extremely comfortable and enjoyable. We enjoyed lots of wine and a complimentary lunch. I expected to enjoy myself but this in addition to other parts of my trip really makes me want to live in Mallorca. One of the coolest and just overall great guides to do this with and helped to enhance the experience.

  Reviewed by David, 7/13/2021
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  10. Menorca: Full-Day Boat Tour with Paella Lunch

  Depart from the port of the Ciutadella, before sailing along the south coast of the island, visiting various unspoilt beaches. You'll have plenty of free time at Son Saura and Cala en Turqueta to go swimming or simply relax on the boat and take in the scenery.  At lunchtime, you will enjoy a mixed paella on board, along with a glass of sangria or a soft drink. After lunch, head to another bay called Cala Macarella-Macarelleta. The boat will then head back to the port of Ciutadella.

  I highly recommend a boat trip when in Menorca. This one is great, stopping on beautiful beaches. The atmosphere in the boat is also very pleasant, not too crowded, with a great music playlist, but also not too loud. The crew is very welcoming. The only downside was the paella, which was ok, but not great.

  Reviewed by Gabriel, 7/30/2021