The Best Things to Do in Mallorca, Ranked
Mallorca's top-rated experiences in one list — from sunset catamaran cruises and the Drach Caves to Palma Cathedral and the Tramuntana villages, ordered by real traveller review scores.
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15 options
Avg. rating
4.7 - 20,002 reviews
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$10 EUR
Cancellation
Free up to 24h before
Best Things to Do: what to know before booking
Mallorca's top-rated experiences in one list — from sunset catamaran cruises and the Drach Caves to Palma Cathedral and the Tramuntana villages, ordered by real traveller review scores.
- Availability
- 15 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $10 EUR before checkout fees.
- Rating signal
- Compared options average 4.7 stars across 20,002 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Across the island — Palma (cathedral, marina), the east coast (Drach Caves), and the Tramuntana mountains
- Best time
- May–October for boat trips and watersports; spring and autumn for the most comfortable mountain days
- Ticket note
- Most are date- or session-stamped; check each booking
Best Things to Do in Mallorca
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Everything you should know before you book
Mallorca is built around the sea, the caves, and the mountains, and the best of it is bookable in advance. This ranking pulls the island's highest-rated experiences — catamaran cruises, the famous Drach Caves boat concert, Palma's Gothic cathedral, and the Tramuntana villages of Valldemossa and Sóller — so you can build a shortlist fast.
Book the marquee tickets ahead. Sunset catamaran cruises and the timed Drach Caves sessions sell out first in July and August, and Palma Cathedral queues build by late morning on cruise-ship days. Everything below is bookable with instant confirmation and, on most options, free cancellation.
Frequently asked questions
What is the number one thing to do in Mallorca?
A sunset catamaran cruise is the signature Mallorca experience, but the Drach Caves boat concert and Palma Cathedral round out the classic trio. This list ranks them all by traveller reviews.
How many days do you need in Mallorca?
Two days covers Palma and the caves; three adds a Tramuntana day trip, and five lets you fit watersports and a beach or Menorca day. See our 1-, 2-, 3- and 5-day Mallorca itineraries.
Do you need a car to see Mallorca?
Not necessarily — the caves, mountain villages, and boat trips all run as guided tours and transfers, so the island is doable car-free. A car adds flexibility on the east coast.