AUDIO TOURS · WORLDWIDE
The ones worth booking.
The 11 mallorca tours worth pressing play on. The narrated walks and skip-the-line guides travellers rate the highest, with prices, run times and who runs them.
Self-guided Caves of Génova near Palma with a 36 m descent, multilingual audio guide, and sangria after.
Most Popular“It's a lovely place, not too big but really nice to see, especially if you're close to it. The lights make it even more beautiful. :) The hosts were very kind. Also, there is dedicated parking for visitors.”
Self-guided Alcudia Old Town tapas and wine crawl with 4 gourmet stops, four drinks, QR entry, and WhatsApp support to 21:00.
“The variety of restaurants selected for this activity were lovely, and very easy to find in Alcudia Old Town. The food was excellent in every place, and the hosts really welcoming. There is always the opportunity to pay for an extra course or drink if you particularly like any of them.The trip was really good…”
A self-guided wine and dine route through Palma Old Town with 4 reserved restaurant stops, surprise dishes, and drinks for about 4 hours.
“We had a great time! We were a group of 7. It was fantastic value and all 4 restaurants were lovely!”
Self-guided Palma audio walk in English, led by Sandra, from Parc de la Mar to Plaça de Cort with offline access and lifetime use.
“Great stories about main points of interest & hidden gems. Sandra is a super guide. Loved the flexibility of audio tour.”
Transfer to Palma with a guided panorama, then explore on your own: La Seu, Old Town, Santa Catalina, shopping, and markets.
“Excellente expérience ayant permis de garder de très bons souvenirs de notre séjour à Majorque”
Self-guided audio tour of Palma de Mallorca with offline English stories, starting at Plaça d’Espanya and ending at Bellver Castle for $11.
“Flexibilität”
Walk Palma’s legends with a 45‑minute offline audio route from Santa Eulàlia to Montesión, featuring Drac tales and 3D sound.
“I was expecting great tales and lots of history and this was minimally provided. The walk was pleasant and included some places that could be overlooked but it was underwhelming.”
A low-cost, app-led scavenger hunt through Palma’s major sights, with navigation, puzzles, and plenty of breaks for coffee or museums.
“It was a very nice way to get to know the culture of the city in an adventurous way:). Signing up for the app was super easy.Auto-translated”
Self-guided audio walk through Palma’s key sights, narrated by Ramon Llull, with offline maps and flexible pacing for $6.99.
“We had some difficulty following the directions for bringing us from one focal point to the next. The idea about having a historical figure provide the narration was a good idea, but the implementation was a bit off base with the constant coughing during the narration.”
Solve a German murder mystery on a self-guided smartphone walk from Cala Millor through Punta de n’Amer with 15 puzzle stops.
“a fun way to explore the area and the bound was really fun too. You can see places you might not have discovered.”
Self-guided Palma de Mallorca city walk with GPS audio in 7 languages, covering major squares and landmarks over 2–3 hours.
“Was a good tour of the old town of Palma. It was obviously done by AI though the and the pronunciation of names of cities, people and other items was really off. The mispronunciation of the island we were touring Mallorca became a joke. Read more”
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