Palma de Mallorca Highlights: Private Bike Tour

Three hours on a bike, the whole Old Town to yourself

A 3-hour private bike tour through Palma de Mallorca's Old Town with a live guide in English, Spanish, Italian or French. You pedal to the Palma Cathedral, Almudaina Royal Palace, Banys Àrabs, La Lonja market district, and along La Rambla and Paseo del Borne, stopping at each landmark while the guide shares its history. The tour is private — no other group joins you — and you can customize the route and pace to suit your interests.

Step-by-step itinerary

Explore Palma de Mallorca by bike

• Visit Palma Cathedral
• Tour Almudaina Royal Palace
• Cycle along ancient city walls
• Explore La Lonja market district
• Ride down La Rambla de Palma
• Admire Palma Town Hall facade
• Visit Banys Àrabs (Arab Baths)
• Cycle along Paseo del Borne promenade

The Experience

Three hours is enough to move through Palma's medieval center without rushing. You start at the Palma Cathedral, where the guide walks you through its Gothic architecture and the centuries it took to build. From there you cycle to the Almudaina Royal Palace, once the official residence of Mallorca's monarchy, then ride alongside the ancient city walls that still ring the historic center. The pace stays manageable — suitable for all fitness levels — and you stop long enough at each site to actually absorb what you're looking at.

The route takes you through La Lonja, Palma's market district where locals still shop for produce and crafts, then down La Rambla, the tree-lined boulevard where cafes spill onto the pavement and street performers work the crowd. You'll see the Town Hall's facade, explore the Banys Àrabs — Arab baths from the 10th century that show Palma's Moorish heritage — and finish along Paseo del Borne, the promenade where the old city meets the waterfront. Because it's private, your guide adjusts the stops and timing to what interests you, and you're not waiting for a larger group to catch up or move on.

The guide speaks your language — English, Spanish, Italian or French — and knows the stories behind each landmark. You bring your own pace to the pedaling; the insider knowledge comes from someone who lives in the city. Tips are optional.

What’s included

• Guide service in your choice of language.
• private bike tour with no other group joining you.
• customization of the route and pace to suit your interests.
• access to all stops on the itinerary including the Cathedral, Royal Palace, Arab Baths, and La Rambla.

Good to know

Easy physical levelPublic transport nearby

Operated by Guydeez

Is this one for you?Three hours leaves room for breakfast before or a late lunch after, so you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without losing the rest of your day. Because it's private, the guide adjusts the stops and timing to what actually interests you — no waiting for a larger group to move on.

Top questions

How long does the Palma de Mallorca bike tour take?

The tour runs 3 hours from start to finish, which leaves room for a meal or another activity earlier or later in your day.

What is the Palma Cathedral like, and do we go inside?

The Palma Cathedral, also called La Seu, is a Gothic landmark with intricate stonework and towering spires overlooking the waterfront. The guide walks you through its history and architecture; the itinerary focuses on the exterior and the plaza around it rather than interior access.

Is this tour just for experienced cyclists?

No — the tour is suitable for all fitness levels. The pace is set by your group, and you're cycling through a city center with stops at landmarks, not racing or climbing hills.

Can I customize the route if there's a particular part of Palma I want to see?

Yes. Because it's a private tour, you can customize the route and the stops to match your interests — whether that means spending more time at one landmark or swapping in a different neighborhood.

What languages does the guide speak?

The guide is available in English, Spanish, Italian, or French, depending on which option you choose at checkout.

Are there any stops where we get off the bike and walk around?

Yes. You stop at the Palma Cathedral, Almudaina Royal Palace, Banys Àrabs, La Lonja market, and other landmarks along the route, where the guide shares the history and you explore on foot before cycling to the next stop.