Mallorca in één dag-rondleiding met boottocht en antieke trein

We could not do the boat trip due to poor weather sadly. The Guide was outstanding and answered all questions

Enjoyed the whole tour. The scenery was amazing. The food was not included but it was worth the money. Was on a boat a bus and a train - very nice

My husband (who has walking/balance difficulties and uses a rollator) and I booked this day trip with a little anxiety because of his disability. Our guide Sebastian and our wonderful coach driver could not have been more helpful or concerned for our enjoyment on the trip. They helped us on and off the coach and other forms of transport, making sure my husband’s ‘chariot’ was always there for him. The day trip itself was very enjoyable with wonderful views at the top of the Serra de Tramuntara mountain range, so glad we didn’t drive! We then dropped down to Sa Calobra on the coast for lunch and enjoyed walking the easy path to Torrent de Pareis. Next we took a boat ride round the coast to the beautiful Port de Soller and after some ice cream time, took the vintage tram to inland Soller, again with as much time and help as we needed to get on and off. Then on to a larger version of the tram to meet the coach to return to Palma. We were then taken back to our starting points. We were concerned about finding a taxi back to our hotel in the dark so a very, very big thank you to our coach driver who took us right back to the door of our hotel. A long day but well worth it for all the lovely places visited and especially for the kindness showed to us by Sebastian and our coach driver.

We had perfect weather for this trip and it was excellent. It was a great way to see a lot of the island. However, If the weather is bad, this will make it a long day.

We had a full day tour “Mallorca in One Day Sightseeing Tour with Boat Ride and Vintage Train”. We walked a couple of blocks for the pickup in a nice bus. We stopped in Inca for ½ hour. There was nothing to do, but a grocery store. We bought coffee and snacks and a Spanish magazine for our daughter. Then we headed toward Lluc and stopped at a lake, Panta de Gorg Blau. We backtracked a few miles and started down Ma-2141 a dead end crazy windy road with a cliff straight up on one side and straight down on the other. We loved this drive! After about 30 windy miles we ended up at Sa Calobra, a small area with cafes for lunch and a hike through the mountain to a secluded beach. We caught a boat for a ride up the coast to Port de Soller. This was a beautiful bay with a yacht harbor and very nice beach. Here we caught a trolley to Soller. After gelato and church visits, we boarded a vintage train back to Palma. We had a 9:10p flight and made it in plenty of time. This was a beautiful tour.

The venues were beautiful and the tour itself was very interesting with a very animated and knowledgeable guide.

The tour was beautiful full of different scenes, our guid Mr. Josef was excellent man , excellent different languages, this a lot to him, the tour was very organized snd the most important that there was enough free time to enjoy the places not like most of other tours, it is highly recommended one , do not miss it

It's a good experience and you see some amazing places that you never would if you just stayed in your hotel area.. The guide and driver were great, very courteous and professional. I would recommend this to anyone who want to see the mountains and secret parts of Mallorca. I just wanted a little more time to explore Soller before the train trip (which is great)...Next time

Great tour, as it took us to out of the way places we would have missed on our own. The first stop was the typical tourist trap/leather factory with high prices so we did a quick walk through. Next up was Inca with great views. The very BEST was the northwest coast, in the area of La Calobra and we LOVED this area. Finally Port Soller was nice. We could have skipped the tram and train which made for a Long day, but happy to have seen the gorgeous coast and quick boat ride.

This was a great way to see a lot of Mallorca in one day. The guide was a linguistical champ. But the tour was conducted in three languages successively. The trip to the top of the mountain was cool, but didn't seem made for a bus to travel there. I think there could be a better cove for lunch and swimming. The stop at the leather shop was a complete waste of time. Overall, I'm glad we saw all we did, but I think a smaller tour would have been more meaningful.