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If you are wondering where to find miles upon miles of golden sand coast, top-notch hotels and mouthwatering Mediterranean cuisine, look no further than booking your summer holidays in Mallorca (Majorca), the crown jewel of Spanish islands. What’s more, this majestic getaway is much more than just your standard seaside resort – choose a trip to Mallorca

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Guest reviews from travelers on tours in and around Mallorca

Laura | Traveled in November

The hotel in Esporles is very convenient for the Walks thus minimising travel, but I had to ask for a plug for the sink and the stairs are extreme. But the food at dinner and breakfast was very good and plentiful, excellent hot water, very comfortable beds and the staff are delightful Second hotel was good: soulless but efficient and perfect site for starting the Walks The first day walk was too short and there was nothing to do in the hotel or Esporles - suggest you look at afternoon visit to La Granja up the road and on the bus route Our Guide was Dago who was Excellent - very thorough, helpful, summarised the Walks well and was flexible when the weather dictated change of plans. One of the best guides - please pass this on

Anonymous | Traveled in July

I chose this walking package as a 30th anniversary trip after reading a travel photography book about Mallorca when 12 years old - so it's been a dream of mine ever since, and Mallorca was everything I hoped it would be! I liked that this package offered a solo walking experience but with detailed notes and maps as guides. The moderate-challenging rating is accurate, as there are options to do paths that are both easy and challenging. We like the moderately challenging routes so that's what we chose. The accommodations were excellent - clean, unique, with wonderful service and breakfasts. We arrived early on a Friday and chose a shorter walk for that day, so we actually got 3 walking options in at Lluc. What I loved about the trip was that each hike was different and challenging in various ways. It included woodlands, agricultural areas, craggy mountains, coastal terrains and enough charming stone villages, plus goats (in trees). We used a combination of the GPS maps and the physical notes, and there was only one tricky spot where the GPS seemed to diverge from the notes and we ended up on private, locked property. I did tell the company about that problem. I hope to visit Mallorca again and I am now interested in other walking packages offered by the company.

Sandra | Traveled in May

I enjoyed this trip emmensely - the tour guide Dago was very knowledgeable and when we were walking in the clouds and mist at the top of a mountain he confidently kept going and led up down to our destination. Great and challenging hikes going uphill a lot of the time! But definite would recommend this trip.👍😃

Anonymous | Traveled in October

The places we stayed were wonderful, the hosts in Esporles were so welcoming and the food in the Hostal Esporles was great. The hotel in Cala Ratjada was nice and centrally located. It was great having someone take care of the arrangements for eating and hotel. Our tour leader, Dago, was very nice but not the most communicative. He didn't give great instructions and also allowed people to go at different speeds so that the groups was at times very dispersed. This was my first Explore tour so I asked a lot of questions before the trip. I felt very prepared for our hikes (the type of terrain, length and elevation). I was not aware that very little would be shared about what we saw as we hiked. In speaking with others on my tour, I learned that there are different types of Explore tours so I will look into some of the others. (I like a combination of learning about where I am and walking.) When I arrived at the airport in Palma, I was supposed to have been met by a representative of the tour company. I waited about 30 minutes, called the tour representative number I had (no answer) so also touched base with Explore Customer Service. They also were not able to reach the tour representative so they told me to take a cab and they would reimburse me. I'll see if I was reimbursed when I get my credit card statement.

Anonymous | Traveled in October

Great walking and amazing scenery . Really enjoyed all the walks and well chosen cafe stops . Contrast of two different hotels in different parts of the island worked well. Pre trip confirmation had a couple of errors that needed addressing and there was a problem with my friend’s transfer not turning up despite us checking twice beforehand that this had been arranged . Our guide took a lot of trouble to check that the eating arrangements were suitable for me . There was a large discrepancy in walking ability amongst us and as such we were quite a fragmented group .

Tracey M. | Traveled in October

Mallorca offers diverse and beautiful scenery. It is very hilly inland so the walks on this trip often involved quite steep climbs and descents. The routes were usually rocky and uneven. Good supportive walking shoes are essential and walking poles would be useful. The family run traditional hotel in Esporles was charming offering a superb breakfast each morning. Cala Ratjada is a more touristy location on the East coast and the large hotel Amoros was comfortable but lacking in character and some guests commented about noise. Our group of 11 people, including our Spanish guide, was fabulous. Most came from UK. We had very good evening meals together in local restaurants which we needed to pay for. Lunch on the walking days was usually a picnic which we needed to purchase ourselves from the local supermarket before the walk set off or the hotel staff in Esporles could make a packed lunch for 10 euros. The weather was ideal for walking in early October, usually in low-mid 20 degree C range and sunny. In my opinion, a good level of fitness and stamina is required for this tour. It is not for beginner hikers. You are rewarded with fabulous views.

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Mallorca — Tour Highlights and Travel Tips

and you will also get a chance to witness stunning limestone formations, old stone villages and charming, off-the-beaten-path vineyards.

Tour Highlights

  • Palma the Mallorca, capital of the Balearic Islands, is a mid-sized city which, despite its size, retains its rustic character. Palma de Mallorca also boasts close proximity to several beautiful beaches.
  • Bellver Castle sits atop a hill 3 kilometers from the central part of Palma de Majorca. It is remarkably well-preserved, despite being over six centuries old.
  • Cuevas del Drach, or Dragon Caves, are among the most popular tourist attractions on the island. Featuring fascinating formations and stalactites, at the end of the grottos, you will find Lake Martel, Europe’s biggest underground lake.
  • An impressive example of Gothic architecture, the ornate Palma Cathedral is a gorgeous sandstone construction which is also one of the most important symbols of the island.

Travel Tips

  • The months of July and August mark the peak season in Majorca. This is when the accommodation prices soar and the beaches tend to be tightly packed. If you want to escape the crowds and keep your lodgings wallet-friendly, opt to visit the island in the shoulder months of July and September, when the weather is still swimming-friendly, but crowds thin out.
  • If you want to experience Majorca’s gorgeous natural canvas, try one of hiking trails in Serra de Tramuntana, the mountain range that stretches across the northern coast of the island.
  • If you find yourself in Majorca in August, make sure to visit the Sant Bartomeu Festival, a colorful celebration that takes place in the streets and squares of Sóller, a town on the northwestern coast.

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