Mallorca is a wine lover’s paradise. Its diverse terroirs, ranging from coastal vineyards to inland hills, produce a wide array of wines that reflect the island’s unique climate and soil. Whether you prefer a quick tasting in the heart of Palma or an extensive exploration of the countryside, Mallorca offers options for every palate. We’re particularly fond of the Mallorca Wine Experience for its personal touch and local flavor, and the Binissalem vineyard tour for those eager to see traditional wine-making in action. These tours give travelers a chance to connect with Mallorca’s wine culture beyond just sipping—learning about the varieties, the history, and the local producers.
If you’re planning your wine adventures, this guide covers the best wine tours in Mallorca. From short tastings to full-day excursions, each experience offers something different. Read on for a detailed look at each tour, helping you choose the one that matches your interests, budget, and schedule.
1. Mallorca Wine Experience
Use your time in Palma to learn about Mallorcan wine with a tasting session in the old town. Set in a cozy ‘colmado’ wine store, this 2-hour experience includes a variety of samples paired with cheese and cured local sausage. The small-group size—limited to just four people—ensures personalized attention from your knowledgeable host. Guests rave about the depth of information, with one reviewer noting it was “much more in depth than your typical wine tasting,” adding that they left with a new appreciation for Mallorca’s wines. It’s perfect for those who enjoy intimate conversations and authentic local flavors.
Key highlights include tasting local varietals, chatting about the island’s food and wine, and enjoying Mallorcan snacks that complement each wine. This tour is ideal for visitors with limited time who want a personal, relaxed intro to Mallorca’s wine scene.
Bottom Line: If you want a deeply local, small-group experience in Palma, this tasting offers excellent value at just over $79 per person. It’s a top choice for wine newcomers and seasoned lovers alike.
2. Palma de Mallorca: Gourmet Tapas and Wine Tour
For those who want to combine culinary exploration with wine, this self-guided tapas and wine tour is a fantastic way to discover Palma’s vibrant food scene. Over approximately 5 hours, you visit five different eateries, sampling gourmet tapas and local wines, including homemade sangria. The tour allows you to explore Palma’s charming Old Town at your own pace—perfect if you enjoy discovering on foot and savoring each bite.
Guests love the variety, noting that “both food and drinks were excellent,” and particularly appreciate the flexibility to enjoy the experience at their own speed. It’s well-suited for foodies and solo travelers who enjoy a leisurely, authentic taste of Palma’s culinary offerings.
Bottom Line: At a reasonable price, this tour offers a relaxed, comprehensive tasting adventure ideal for those who want to combine walking, eating, and drinking in Palma’s lively streets.
3. Binissalem: Individual vineyard tour and wine tasting in German
Looking for a personalized wine experience in a small vineyard? This 2-hour private tour takes you through Binissalem’s family-run winery, where you’ll meet passionate producers who craft wine by hand. The intimate setting allows for detailed explanations of regional wine-making techniques and tasting multiple wines that suit every palate. The reviews highlight a “wonderful afternoon” with a host who shares her deep knowledge of the region.
This tour’s charm lies in its small, family atmosphere, making it perfect for those seeking a genuine taste of Mallorca’s wine culture away from the busier tourist spots. It’s especially suited for language learners or visitors comfortable in German.
Bottom Line: For around $80, this private, small-group experience offers a relaxed, in-depth look at Mallorca’s handcrafted wines—ideal for wine enthusiasts wanting a personal touch.
4. Rafael Verdera 1841: sail with history, tapas & wine in Palma
If you’re craving a different kind of wine experience, this boat trip combines history, water sports, and local flavors. On the oldest operating boat in Spain from 1841, you’ll enjoy scenic views, learn about Palma’s maritime past, and indulge in local-sourced BBQ or dinner. You can also try snorkeling and kayaking, making it suitable for active travelers.
Guests describe it as “an amazing day,” with the added bonus of a romantic sunset option. The delicious food and timeless atmosphere make it stand out. It’s perfect if you want a full day of adventure, combining sea, sun, and wine.
Bottom Line: For about $78, this excursion is great for those seeking a memorable day at sea with a touch of history and good food.
5. Private tour: Wine tasting, experience real Mallorca
For travelers eager to enjoy Mallorca’s wine tradition, this 3-hour private tour offers a visit to a local wine cellar where you’ll taste a selection of regional wines. It’s a celebration of “everyday life” on the island, with a focus on local varieties and countryside exploration.
Guests appreciate the personalized approach and the chance to see the wine-making process firsthand. It’s best suited for those who want a flexible, intimate experience with a knowledgeable guide.
Bottom Line: At $116, this private option provides an authentic, relaxed introduction to Mallorca’s wine heritage, perfect for connoisseurs and curious travelers alike.
6. Wine tasting with wines from the smallest wineries in Mallorca
This small-group tour offers an opportunity to sample wines from Mallorca’s tiniest wineries, in a historic castle called Château Vino. The intimate setting allows you to explore barrel and laboratory areas while tasting wines from producers working on a very small scale. The $44.94 price makes it one of the most affordable tastings on this list.
Guests love the enjoyable atmosphere, describing it as a “beautiful place to feel good” with “great wines and friendly staff.” This experience is perfect for those interested in artisan wines and the stories behind small producers.
Bottom Line: At under $45, it’s a fantastic value for anyone wanting to try Mallorca’s rarest wines in a charming setting.
7. From Palma de Mallorca: Private Wine and Local Flavors Tour
This 4-hour private tour combines winery visits with tastings of local delicacies, including Quelitas, Mahón cheese, and cured meats. Starting in Palma, it takes you to a historic winery in the Binissalem region, where you’ll explore both traditional and modern facilities.
Guests praise the knowledgeable host Frank, and describe the experience as “probably the best wine tasting” they’ve had. The tour strikes a good balance between education and tasting, making it ideal for those wanting an in-depth understanding of Mallorca’s wine culture.
Bottom Line: For about $119, this private tour is recommended for travelers wanting a comprehensive, personalized experience that combines wine and local food.
8. Mallorca: Wine Cellar Tour XL — including 3 Wine Tastings
This comprehensive 8-hour journey takes you to three different wineries around Mallorca, with guided tours and tastings at each. You’ll visit vineyards that produce up to four wines each, with tapas accompanying each tasting. The multiple stops and in-depth visits make it ideal for those eager to learn about Mallorca’s wine landscape.
Guests mention that the scenic drives between wineries and the variety of wines make it a full, rewarding day. It’s especially suitable for serious wine lovers willing to spend more for a fuller picture.
Bottom Line: For $198, this is a rich, well-rounded experience perfect for dedicated wine enthusiasts seeking variety and education.
9. Son Cavaller – Tasting wines from Mallorca – Wine shop Cala Mandia
If you want a quick, relaxed tasting with a local touch, this 1.5-hour session in Cala Mandia offers a wide selection of Mallorca wines—white, rosé, and red, both dry and sweet. It’s a small, personable shop where you can learn about the island’s wine-growing process.
Rated perfect with 5 stars, reviewers appreciate the informative guidance and friendly atmosphere. It’s ideal for those with limited time or looking for a casual introduction.
Bottom Line: At just $29, it’s a budget-friendly way to get a quick yet insightful taste of Mallorca’s wines.
10. Mallorca: Winery visit and wine tasting, with Mallorcan products
This 2.5-hour tour includes a visit to the artisanal winery 7103 Petit Celler, with tastings of seven wines paired with local Mallorcan products. It’s a small, family-run operation that emphasizes local varieties and traditional techniques.
Guests praise the spectacular location and personalized service, with the wines described as “spectacular.” It’s well suited for those interested in authentic, small-scale wine production with a taste of regional cuisine.
Bottom Line: For $80 or so, this experience offers a full-bodied tasting in a charming setting—great for wine enthusiasts wanting a local experience.
11. Small group- Exclusive Olive Oil & Wine Tour Mallorca
This 7-hour tour combines olive oil tasting and wine tasting in a small group, with hotel pickup and drop-off included. You visit a traditional olive mill, then explore a charming winery. It’s ideal for travelers wanting a multi-sensory experience of Mallorca’s land and production.
Reviewers mention the friendly guides and the insightful explanations about the island’s olive and wine traditions. It’s suited for those interested in local food crafts, with a relaxed pace.
Bottom Line: For $194, it’s a rich, full-day experience that combines two iconic Mallorca products—olive oil and wine.
12. Mallorca Wine Curious
This cozy tasting at The Wine Curious in Palma introduces you to Mallorca’s wines with a focus on pairing. It’s perfect for those interested in learning about wine art and how to match local wines with foods.
Rated 5/5, travelers enjoy the friendly atmosphere and informative guidance. It’s a great choice for a short, educational experience that enhances your appreciation of Mallorca wines.
Bottom Line: At $80, it offers a well-rounded, approachable introduction to Mallorca’s wine scene.
13. CALA D’OR: Gourmet Tapas Dinner with House Wine
While not a traditional wine tour, this gourmet tapas dinner with house wine provides a relaxed, culinary evening by the seaside. At Yaya’s Restaurant, you’ll enjoy chef-curated tapas paired with a bottle of house wine in a charming Cal
a d’Or setting.
Rated 3.3/5, reviewers appreciate the delicious food and romantic atmosphere, though some mention the slow service. It’s suitable for those seeking a casual, elegant meal with good drinks.
Bottom Line: For $65, it’s a pleasant way to enjoy Mallorca’s gourmet cuisine and local wine in a scenic setting—best for a relaxed evening.
How to Choose Your Perfect Mallorca Wine Tour
When selecting a wine experience, consider your priorities: Are you after a personalized, in-depth exploration? The Mallorca Wine Experience offers intimacy, while the Binissalem vineyard tour is ideal for a small-group, family-style outing. If your schedule is tight, the Son Cavaller tasting provides a quick, affordable introduction, but if you want a full-day immersion, the Mallorca Wine Cellar XL is hard to beat.
Budget-wise, options range from under $30 to nearly $200. Think about whether you prefer a guided, private experience or a self-guided tasting. Also, consider the time of year: spring and fall are ideal for vineyard visits, while summer’s boat trips are perfect for warm-weather adventures.
Booking early is recommended, especially for private and small-group tours, to ensure availability and secure the best times.
Final Thoughts
Mallorca offers a broad spectrum of wine experiences, from intimate tastings in Palma to scenic vineyard tours in the countryside. For travelers looking for personal attention and local flavor, the Mallorca Wine Experience and private tours rank high. For a more active day, the boat trip with wine and water sports adds a unique twist. Budget travelers can enjoy excellent value with tastings from small wineries or the wine shop.
No matter your preference, Mallorca’s wines are a reflection of the island’s distinctive character—rich, flavorful, and often surprising. Book your tour early, and get ready to enjoy some of the best wines the Mediterranean has to offer.