Mallorca Day Trips — Valldemossa, Sóller, Formentor & Menorca Compared
Beyond Palma, the classic excursions cover the Serra de Tramuntana villages of Valldemossa and Sóller, the Formentor peninsula, and a ferry day trip to neighbouring Menorca.
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Day Trips & Excursions: what to know before booking
Beyond Palma, the classic excursions cover the Serra de Tramuntana villages of Valldemossa and Sóller, the Formentor peninsula, and a ferry day trip to neighbouring Menorca.
- Availability
- 5 ticket options compared
- Starting price
- Tickets currently start around $42 EUR before checkout fees.
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- Compared options average 4.6 stars across 4,001 traveler reviews.
- Location
- Tramuntana villages (Valldemossa, Sóller, Deià), Formentor peninsula, Alcúdia, and Menorca by ferry
- Best time
- Morning departures to beat coach crowds at Valldemossa and the heat on the peninsula
- Ticket note
- Date-specific; meeting and ferry times are strict, so arrive 15 minutes early
Day Trips & Excursions in Mallorca
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Everything you should know before you book
Mallorca's interior and north coast reward a day out of the resorts. Valldemossa, the mountain village where Chopin and George Sand wintered, and Sóller, reached by the vintage wooden train through orange groves, are the headline Tramuntana trips. The Formentor peninsula delivers a dramatic lighthouse and one of the island's best beaches, while Alcúdia anchors the north.
Pick a half-day Valldemossa trip for a relaxed morning, or a full-day Sóller-and-Valldemossa combo to see two villages in one. For something different, a day trip to neighbouring Menorca crosses by fast ferry and circles the quieter island. Mountain roads are winding, so guided tours and transfers save the stress of driving and parking.
Frequently asked questions
Valldemossa or Sóller — which day trip is better?
Valldemossa is the prettier, more compact mountain village with the Chopin connection; Sóller adds the historic train and tram. A combined full-day tour covers both if you can spare the time.
Is the Menorca day trip worth it?
If you've seen Mallorca's highlights and want a quieter island with calmer beaches, yes. It's a long day with ferry crossings, so it suits longer stays rather than a first visit.
Do I need a car for these trips?
No — guided tours and transfers handle the winding mountain roads and parking, which is limited at Valldemossa and Formentor in summer.