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Let’s Take a Selfie - Mallorca

Palma (majorca), spain.

Spectacular Scenery & Flavours

Magical Majorca and Train to Soller

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Duration 6 hrs

Capture the moment by taking the perfect selfie photo in Mallorca ! Instantly share your experience with family & friends on your favorite social media site as some of the stops might include wi-fi in real time. Your accompanying guide will help you choose the spot to take the best selfie photo including composition, posing, lighting etc. Capture the spirit of this incredible destination.

Discover Mallorca’s wealth of treasures that is a must-see for every visit to the island, and which will take your breath away on each and every click. You will have designated selfie stops at: • Bellver Castle • La Escollera & Cathedral • Valldemossa • Na Foradada/Son Marroig • Port De Soller

• Adult from: € 82,48 EUR
• Child from: € 63,95 EUR

Duration 5 hrs

Recognize the great diversity within Palma through a medley of experiences that include dining on authentic Mallorcan cuisine, watching pearls being manufactured and shopping.

After departing from the pier, you will settle in for a leisurely drive through Palma de Mallorca to a locally loved venue known for it's authentic Mallorcan cuisine, which you will enjoy for brunch.

Mallorcan entreés typically feature locally caught fresh fish and succulent pork generously seasoned with garlic and olive oil. For instance, you can expect to be served sobrassada, a cross between spicy pork sausage and paté that can be eaten plain, fried or on bread.

A Mallorcan appetizer known as coca de trampó is also usually on the menu. This flatbread is traditionally topped with fresh vegetables such as tomatoes, green peppers and onions. As a complement, you will sample a selection of Mallorcan wines and liqueurs that may include palo, an aperitif first produced in the 19th century with plants known to combat malaria.

Artificial pearls have also been manufactured on the island the since the 19th century, and you will see how at a factory in Palma. You will also have the opportunity to shop in the on-site store, where you can closely examine the pearls, which are prized for being extraordinarily lustrous.

Following this enlightening tour, you will continue to Old Town for more shopping. Stores carrying exquisite jewelry and high-end fashions are particularly prevalent.

• Adult from: € 138,09 EUR
• Child from: € 91,75 EUR

After leaving the pier, enjoy a brief but informative drive through charming Palma de Mallorca, whose skyline is dominated by the 14th-century Bellver Castle, stopping at Palma's marvelous Cathedral. Then we will head to the MERCADO EL OLIVAR, where you will see a cornucopia of fresh fruits and vegetables from the orchard, artisan Mallorcan cheeses and succulent seafood. As the city's main market, it is always full of people shopping. As you wander around at your leisure, you will get an insight into Palma's gastronomy. Most of the stalls have been in the market for decades, and you are likely to see every kind of local delicacy imaginable, from the most traditional to the most exotic. Many of the vendors have their own boats, guaranteeing the freshest seafood. Local farmers supply the produce, and artisans make most of the sausages and cheeses. The Olive Grove Market is an extraordinary destination to observe daily life as locals engage in lively conversation and friendly bargaining with vendors. After this revealing introduction to the market, you will head to the Kamaleonico restaurant to sample a selection of dishes representative of Mallorcan cuisine. The menu usually includes Iberian pork, a potato omelette, black bread toast, a variety of cheeses, salmon or entrecote and cheesecake. A selection of wines and liquors will also be served.

• Adult from: € 184,43 EUR
• Child from: € 184,43 EUR

Duration 4 hrs

This leisure tour highlights the spectacular scenery of Majorca and offers the opportunity to taste local specialties. Leaving the port, you’ll embark on a scenic drive with views of landscapes of pine forests and groves of almond and olive trees, beautiful villages and more. There will be a stop to take in the magnificent views and snap some memorable pictures.

Your final destination and highlight is the magnificent estate of Els Calderers, surrounded by beautiful fountains and lush formal gardens where seasonal flowers abound. This superb 18th century Majorcan manor was built by a noble family on the site of a 12th century farm belonging to the Calderer Family. You’ll have time to explore on your own the grounds and interior of the house, now a museum illustrating the home-life of two centuries ago. Also, explore the exterior of the museum, where you will see farm animals of native breeds, such as the Mallorcan black pig. This pig is used to make the delicious sobrasada (a cured raw sausage), which you will taste together with a sampling of local wine. Afterward, you’ll return to your ship with a stop to the local pearl factory to learn about Mallorca pearls, where you will also have time to browse and perhaps make a purchase.

Gourmet Tour - Tranquil Alfabia Gardens

Stroll the cobblestone paths of Alfabia Gardens, an oasis of greenery that surrounds an estate dating to the 13th century. An official Cultural Heritage Site, the gardens contain rare species from all over the world. While meandering about, you may see pomegranate trees with twisted trunks, Indian horse chestnuts, Spanish firs and the Queen’s Garden, an enchanting greenspace redesigned for Isabella II’s visit in the mid-19th century. Even so, the highlight may be the 72-column pergola adorned with dozens of sculptures and concealed jets that shoot graceful arcs of water through the air. Following a leisurely lunch in the gardens, you will visit Bellver Castle, a spectacular Gothic landmark from the 14th century. Its round design is unusual among Spanish castles and the seemingly impenetrable fortress is just as fascinating inside. As you ramble about the hilltop castle, you will appreciate the origin of its name Bellver, which means “lovely view” in Catalan.

HIGHLIGHTS: • Enjoy the serenity of Alfabia Gardens, a botanical gem built around a 13th-century estate. • Follow the cobblestone paths through one exotic garden area after another. • Explore the 14th-century Gothic landmark Bellver Castle and take in the panoramic views.

HELPFUL HINTS: • Dress in weather-appropriate clothing. • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

• Adult from: € 156,63 EUR
• Child from: € 119,56 EUR

Panoramic Coastal vistas

Gaze out over the sea from several spectacularly scenic hilltops, where you will tour a 14th-century castle and the former palace of an Austrian archduke.

After departing from the pier, you will soon arrive at Bellver Castle, a spectacular Gothic landmark from the 14th century. Its round design is unusual among Spanish castles, and although seemingly impenetrable, the fortress never served a defensive purpose.

As you ramble about the hilltop castle taking photos, you will appreciate the origin of its name, which means “lovely view” in Catalan. Few panoramas are quite so beautiful.

Continuing on, you will enjoy a picturesque drive inland, passing through Valldemossa, the island’s highest town. Still renowned for Polish composer Fréderic Chopin and French author George Sand spending the winter of 1838-1839 in a monastery here, the town has retained its atmospheric charm.

Nearby, you will find Son Marroig, the former palace of Archduke Luis Salvador of Austria. The estate is handsomely decorated with period furnishings and makes quite the setting for you to enjoy an aperitif under the Carrara marble rotunda that overlooks the sea. The oddly shaped rock formation that you will see jutting into the water is Na Foradada, which means “pierced rock,” a reference to the gaping 60-foot vertical hole in the center of the rock.

The panoramic view from the nearby Mirador de Na Foradada restaurant will be just as magnificent. Lunch will consist of a traditional mixed paella cooked over a wood-fired grill.

• Child from: € 110,29 EUR

Native Wines And Mallorcan Cuisine

Taste a selection of wines made from native Mallorcan grapes in a family-owned vineyard and browse a downtown market filled with local products that you'll enjoy sampling. After leaving the dock, you'll drive through Palma to the Blanca Terra winery in the island's interior. As you'll discover as you tour the estate, Bodega Blanca Terra is dedicated to recovering indigenous grape varieties that disappeared after the scourge of phylloxera destroyed countless vineyards in the 19th century. During brunch and tasting at the winery, you will taste a selection of wines that reflect the terroir and the lime-rich, clay-textured soil. The wines will be complemented with freshly baked bread and extra virgin olive oil made from the estate's olives. Afterwards you will go to the pearl factory where you will have the opportunity to see the elaboration and have free time to shop. Then you will head to the Kamaleonico restaurant to taste a selection of dishes representative of Mallorcan cuisine. A selection of local wines and liquors.

Duration 4 1/2 hrs

Discover some of the most scenic parts of Mallorca, the lovely village of Soller and enjoy a picturesque ride on the Soller Railway. Board your coach for a scenic drive through the beautiful Majorcan countryside. Enjoy a walk through the narrow streets of Soller. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this quaint mountain village. Board the historic Soller train for your scenic 45 minute journey, which is highlighted by beautiful panoramic views of the Mallorcan Mountains, orange groves and small, fairy-tale like villages. Pass through tunnels, over bridges and stop at a lookout point for a great view on your way back to Palma. You will enjoy a Panoramic drive through Palma before returning to the pier.

• Adult from: € 147,36 EUR

Gourmet Tour - Sophisticated Shopping & Dining

Spend free time browsing the high-end boutiques on two of the most elegant streets in Palma de Mallorca and then dine in an equally refined restaurant. A brief stop for photos of the city’s ornate Gothic cathedral will serve as an introduction to the luxuries that lies ahead as it was built as a symbol of wealth and power. You will then independently explore Paseo del Borne and Avenue Jaime III, two boulevards within the affluent Golden Mile. Both are lined with a veritable Who’s Who of designer stores that carry only the most exclusive, high-end merchandise. Exquisite jewelry, the latest fashions and the finest leather goods are but a few of the items that you will find in the collection of stores. The experience of dining on Mallorcan cuisine at the Rodeo Grill will be just as wonderful. Afterwards, you will pause at Bellver Castle, a landmark since the 14th century.

• Shop for the very finest merchandise in Mallorca’s most exquisite stores. • Dine at the Rodeo Grill, an elegant restaurant in one of the poshest sections of town. • Stop to snap photos of the city’s Gothic cathedral and 14th-century Bellver Castle.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing. • Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

• Adult from: € 165,89 EUR
• Child from: € 165,89 EUR

A Passion For Wine

Taste a carefully selected selection of wines at Blanca Terra, a vineyard that produces several lines of wine made from native Mallorcan grapes. After leaving the pier, you will enjoy a panoramic tour of Palma de Mallorca, during which your guide will point out places of historical interest such as Bellver Castle. This famous Gothic monument has dominated the city since the 14th century. Continuing inland, you will soon arrive at Blanca Terra where you will enjoy a tour of the entire winery and a fantastic wine tasting with Mallorcan sausages, cheeses, ham, empanadas and other delicacies.

• Adult from: € 175,16 EUR
• Child from: € 156,63 EUR

PALMA, TAPAS & FLAMENCO SHOW

View landmarks of Palma de Mallorca and thrill to an authentic flamenco performance while being treated to delicious traditional tapas. Make your way to the city center aboard your coach, passing alluring sights during your comfortable ride, and embark on a walking tour that features exterior visits to La Seu, the city’s utterly magnificent cathedral, and the stately Palau Reial de l’Almudaina, a royal palace. As you stroll through the narrow streets of the handsome Old Quarter, you’ll admire gracious historic residences inhabited today by Palma’s elite. Relish free time after your guided walk to dip into inviting shops or bask in the city’s magnetic ambiance. To experience the true spirit of Spain, you’ll savor a typical tapas lunch served with sangria, all while enjoying a rousing flamenco performance. Applaud this exhilarating dance, a stirring blend of clicking heels and castanets, Spanish guitar and emotive bravado, a perfect encapsulation of the impassioned and irrepressible soul of this magical land.

• Child from: € 147,36 EUR

Palma De Mallorca Attractions Pass

Use your Attraction Pass to explore the most popular destinations in Palma de Mallorca without the hassle of arranging transportation, waiting in lines or having to pay the entrance fees. It couldn’t be easier to travel from place to place; simply hop on any of the buses that make continuous loops through the city. Hop off at an attraction of interest, stay as long as you like, and then hop on another bus bound for the next attraction. It’s the best way to maximize your time in Palma de Mallorca and get a genuine feel for the city’s history and culture. Visit remarkable attractions, including Baluard museum, an alluring art gallery house of some impressive modern day works of art, Palma Cathedral or Bellver Castle, an architectural landmark in the city. Choose wisely what you want to do and when you want to do it, according to the time you have in Palma de Mallorca, and adventure yourself on this amazing trip. Attractions included: City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off Bus, City Sightseeing Boat Tour, Bellver Castle, Es Baluard Museum, Sangria Tasting, and Palma Cathedral. Leave no sight unseen and get the most out of your visit to Palma de Mallorca.

HIGHLIGHTS • Use the Unlimited Attraction Pass to see Palma’s best attractions at no additional cost. • 6 attractions included: City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off Bus, City Sightseeing Boat Tour, Bellver Castle, Es Baluard Museum, Sangria Tasting, and Palma Cathedral. • Visit the attractions that you find most appealing and stay as long as you like at each attraction to enhance your understanding of it. • Ride a bus around town, stopping at the attractions that you find most appealing. • Hop on another bus whenever you please and ride it to another intriguing destination.

• Child from: € 101,02 EUR

*Prices vary by ship and sail date. See Terms & Conditions

NCL makes arrangements for Guests for shore excursions solely for the convenience of the Guest; NCL does not act on behalf of or supervise the parties or persons who own, furnish, or operate such excursions, and the same are provided by independent contractors. NCL assumes no responsibility for, nor guarantees the performance of, any such excursion provider, and Guests acknowledge that NCL shall not be liable for losses or injuries arising from the acts or omissions of such provider.

Participation in activities and excursions may involve physical exertion, and may be potentially hazardous or dangerous. It is the responsibility of each individual to determine whether you are capable of engaging in any activity. Participation in any activity or excursion is at your own risk.

Photographs are for illustration purposes only used to represent the excursion experience and may not accurately depict the excursion, location, or activity indicated.

Die Teilnahme an Aktivitäten und Exkursionen kann körperlich anstrengend sein und unter Umständen Risiken und Gefahren beinhalten. Jeder einzelne Gast trägt die Verantwortung dafür, einzuschätzen, ob er/sie in der Lage ist, an entsprechenden Aktivitäten teilzunehmen. Die Teilnahme an Aktivitäten und Exkursionen erfolgt auf eigene Gefahr.

Die Fotos dienen ausschließlich zur Veranschaulichung der Exkursionserfahrung und bilden möglicherweise die entsprechende Exkursion, den Ort oder die Aktivität nicht akkurat ab.

A participação em atividades e excursões pode envolver esforço físico e pode ser perigosa. É sua responsabilidade determinar se você é capaz de participar das atividades. A participação em qualquer atividade ou excursão é por sua conta e risco.

As fotos são apenas para fins ilustrativos, usadas para representar a experiência da excursão e podem não retratar com precisão a localização ou atividade indicada.

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写真は寄港地観光ツアーの体験を表現するためのもので、実際のツアーや場所、アクティビティとは異なる場合があります。

La partecipazione ad attività ed escursioni potrebbe prevedere sforzi fisici e potrebbe essere potenzialmente rischiosa o pericolosa. È responsabilità di ciascun individuo stabilire se si è in grado di partecipare a qualsiasi attività. La partecipazione a qualunque attività o escursione è a proprio rischio e pericolo.

Le fotografie utilizzate per raffigurare l'escursione sono unicamente a fini illustrativi e potrebbero non rappresentare accuratamente l'escursione, il luogo o l'attività indicata.

La participation aux activités et excursions peut demander un effort physique et peut parfois être potentiellement dangereuse. Il revient à toute personne de déterminer si elle est capable de participer à une activité ou non. La participation à toute activité ou excursion se fait à vos propres risques.

Les photos sont affichées à titre d'illustration uniquement et de représentation de l'expérience et peuvent ne pas représenter l'excursion, le lieu ou l'activité indiqués avec précision.

השתתפות בפעילויות ובסיורים עשויה לכלול מאמץ פיזי, ועלולה להיות מסוכנת. זוהי אחריותו של כל אדם לקבוע האם הוא מסוגל להשתתף בכל פעילות. השתתפות בכל פעילות או סיור היא על אחריותכם בלבד.

תמונות מוצגות לצורך הדגמה בלבד, הן משמשות כדי לייצג את חוויית הסיור ועלולות שלא לתאר במדויק את הסיור, המיקום או הפעילות.

Las fotografías son solo para fines ilustrativos y se utilizan para representar la experiencia de la excursión y es posible que no reflejen con precisión la excursión, el lugar o la actividad indicada.

Sail Trip Mallorca

• Oct 4, 2023

Top 15 Shore Excursions when on a cruise in Mallorca in 2024?

Mallorca is an island in the Mediterranean Sea and one of the most popular destinations for cruise ships .

The biggest cruise companies such as Royal Caribbean, Carnival or Norwegian Cruise Line dock their ships in the port of Palma de Mallorca.

With its stunning beaches, beautiful landscapes and rich history, Mallorca has something for everyone. If you are looking for a unique and unforgettable experience during your cruise, we have compiled our 15 best shore excursions in Mallorca for you.

# 1 Luxurious private/shared boat trip # 2 Palma de Mallorca Old Town Walking Tour

# 3 Valldemossa and Deiá Village Tour

# 4 Caves of Drach Tour

# 5 Sóller and the Tramuntana Mountains Tour

# 6 Palma Aquarium

# 7 Train Gourmet tour │ Mallorca wine tours

# 8 Water Sports

# 9 Hiking in Mallorca

# 10 Jeepsafari

# 11 Market Tour in Palma de Mallorca

# 12 Palma de Mallorca Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus tour

# 13 Chill at the beach club

# 14 Air balloon tour

# 15 Horseriding

# 1 Luxurious private/shared boat trip

🕘 3 -7 Hours 🚕 15- 20 Minutes 💰 € For all budgets

Create memories with your family and friends and join a 4-7 hour boat tour to the most beautiful bays. Just 15-20 minutes from the cruise terminal, you can catch a taxi at the arrival dock and join a Private sailing trip. A glass of cava on deck after active snorkelling and stand up pedal boarding, chill music in the background and enjoy the private atmosphere.

Trips are all-inclusive with tapas prepared on the boat and the best desserts!

If you have a special occasion to celebrate, everything can be customised.

Official Website

# 2 Palma de Mallorca Old Town Walking Tour

🕘 3 - 5 hours 🚕 5 - 10 Minutes 🚶 30 - 45 Minutes

One of the biggest advantages of arriving in Palma by cruise ship is the ease of access to the old town. The port is located just a few minutes' walk from the historic center, which is home to many of the city's top attractions.

Discover the history and culture of Palma de Mallorca on a walking tour of the old town. It is a maze of narrow streets and alleys, lined with stunning architecture and charming cafes. It's a wonderful place to get lost and discover hidden gems, like the picturesque Plaça de Cort, home to the town hall and a popular spot for locals and tourists alike. See the stunning Gothic Cathedral of Santa Maria, stroll through the narrow, winding streets lined with historic buildings, and stop by local shops and cafes.

Check out our blog post “Cathedral of Palma de Mallorca” for more information.

# 3 Valldemossa and Deiá Village Tour 🕘 3 - 5 hours 🚕 25 - 35 Minutes

Take a scenic drive to Valldemossa and Deiá, two of Mallorca’s most picturesque villages.

You can either book a private transfer or take the public bus number 203, which passes both villages. Only the drive along the coastline is worth the ride! Many view platforms on the way invite you for a photo stop.

Admire the stunning views of the mountains and coastline, and learn about the history and culture of these charming towns.

More in our blog posts about “ Valldemossa ” and  “ Deiá ”

🕘 3 - 5 hours 🚕 50 - 60 Minutes

Summers in Mallorca can get exceptionally hot, especially in July & August. The best way to flee from the heat is to discover the underground world of the island. The comfortable temperature between 17 ºC to 21 ºC can be very refreshing and comforting on such a hot summer day.

Explore the magnificent Caves of Drach, one of Mallorca’s most popular natural wonders. Marvel at the stunning formations of stalactites and stalagmites, and take a boat ride on the underground lake to experience the cave’s ethereal beauty.

Check out the official website for more info.

# 5 Sóller and the Tramuntana Mountains Tour  🕘 3 - 7 hours 🚕 35 - 45 Minutes 💰   € 25 Palma-Soller-Palma

Take a scenic drive through the Tramuntana Mountains with the historic train to the charming town of Sóller. Starting point is in the center of Palma, at the train station next to Plaza de España. Admire the stunning views of the mountains, sea and countryside.

Official Tickets and time table

Once arrived in Sóller, make sure you take some time to stroll through the small and narrow streets. Many local shops and restaurants are located in the heart of the town.

Tipp: Don´t miss the local market on Saturdays!

Afterwards you should jump on the historic tram, which connects Sóller with the costal village Port de Sóller. Take a walk along the promenade and get fastinated by the beauty of this unique bay.

More in our blog posts about “Sóller”

# 6 Palma Aquarium 🕘 2 - 4 hours 🚕 15 - 25 Minutes 💰 € 28.50 Adults € 18.00 Kids

Even though Mallorca has around 300 days of sunshine per year, there is always the possibility of rain. Don´t worry if the weather is not as expected. We have an idea where to go and hide from wind and rain.

Discover the fascinating world of marine life at Palma Aquarium . Explore the many exhibits, including a coral reef, shark tank, and sea turtle exhibit, and learn about the conservation efforts to protect these magnificent creatures. Especially for kids this place is absolutely popular!

Official website

🕘 2 - 4 hours 🚕 25 - 35 Minutes 💰 € 75.00 adults / € 10.00 Kids (12-18) / € 5 (5-12)

On the Train Gourmet Tour the train stops in the vineyards and you have the chance to try the wine from those particular fields including the oldest winery of Mallorca.

You will start our Wine Tour with a full visit of Bodega Jose Luis Ferrer showing/explaining how the grape is transformed into wine.

After visiting the winery we will stop in our picturesque tasting area, sampling 4 different wines and enjoying typical Spanish Tapas.

You will then board our Mallorca Wine Express Train to continue the Tour through the countryside.

Here you will stop in the middle of the vineyards to taste our 5th wine of the Tour and examine the plants that produce the magic fruit for the wines

You will finish this wine tour visiting the oldest Winery here on the island of Mallorca. After seeing this really nice Finca-Winery, we will taste the last 3 wines and sample again the typical Tapas.

If you want to learn more about wineries in Mallorca, check out our blog post “Best Wineries in Mallorca”.

# 8 Water Sports in Mallorca 🕘 2 - 6 hours 🚕 15 - 55 Minutes

Get your adrenaline pumping with a day of water sports in Mallorca. Choose from a variety of activities, including snorkelling, windsurfing, kitesurfing, and paddle-boarding, and enjoy the beautiful Mediterranean waters.

Paddle Surf

For inspirations check out El nino Surf center

🕘 2 - 7 hours 🚕 25 - 35 Minutes

Explore the stunning landscapes of Mallorca on a hiking tour. Choose from a variety of trails, ranging from easy walks to challenging hikes, and admire the stunning views of the mountains, coast, and countryside.

Not enough time for hiking? Here you find a list of hikes and trails close to the city:

# 10 Jeep Safari 🕘 3 - 6 hours 🚕 45- 50 Minutes 💰 € 82.50 adults € 49.50 Kids

You will drive in columns through the area. The Jeep drivers are directed through the individual sections of the tour. The entire route is constructed in a manner, that it can be driven by everyone. You will also make a few stops in order to enjoy the scenery and take nice pictures. Don't forget your camera! Your friends will be impressed by your beautiful pictures. The English-speaking tour guides will inform you about the flora, fauna, landscape and history of the area. At lunchtime we will visit a little cozy finca in town. A typical Majorcan menu will be served.

Those, who is still feeling hot from the tour, can cool off in the pool of the property. Fun is guaranteed. The tour ends at 17.15 in the afternoon and you will be transferred by bus back to your Hotel.

LINK to Jeepsafari

🕘 1 - 4 hours 🚕 10 - 20 Minutes 🚶 45 - 55 Minutes

Instead of simply ordering at a restaurant, step into the shoes of a local chef with a market tour and tapas cooking class in Mallorca. See all that goes into the making of Mallorcan and Spanish cuisine as you shop for fresh, seasonal produce at the Santa Catalina Market and turn it into tasty tapas. Learn kitchen tricks you can take back home to impress your friends, and enjoy the homemade feast with wine in the company of fellow travelers. Learn how to make traditional tapas from start to finish Shop for fresh ingredients at Mallorca's Santa Catalina Market Walk to a nearby kitchen for hands-on lesson in preparing tapas and tasting 'boards' Sit down to enjoy the authentic meal with new friends and a glass of wine

Organised Palma de Mallorca Cooking Classes.

If you want to know which market takes place on which day and where on the island, check out our blog post about “Markets in Mallorca”

# 12 Palma de Mallorca Hop-On, Hop-Off Bus tour.

🕘 1 - 4 hours 🚶 5 - 10 Minutes

💰 € 22.00 Adults € 11.00 Kids

Explore the ancient Mediterranean port city of Palma de Mallorca on a hop-on hop-off city sightseeing tour. Climb on the double-decker bus at one of the 20 centrally located stops along the two routes and listen to audio commentary as you cruise past top attractions. When you're ready for a closer look, hop off and rejoin the route at any point within the 24- or 48-hour validity period. Upgrade your ticket to include a boat tour or entry to Bellver Castle. City sightseeing Palma de Mallorca 24- or 48-hour hop-on hop-off tour See Palma de Mallorca's top attractions Hop on and off as many times as you'd like aboard an open-top, double-decker bus Set your own itinerary and explore the city at your own pace Upgrade to include a boat tour or entry to Bellver Castle with your ticket Mobile entry ticket available for extra convience.

🕘 1 - 7 hours 🚕 10 - 15 Minutes 🚶 45 - 55 Minutes

💰 € 10.00 to 210.00

If you're looking for a blissful, relaxing way to spend the afternoon, you need look no further! With 180-degree views of the Mediterranean Sea, a large pool, spa treatments, two bars, a restaurant and a shop, you and your family or friends will be in heaven!

Enjoy great music, quality gastronomy and stunning seaside views as you lounge on the sunbeds and top up your pre-wedding tans. It's the perfect place to spend quality time with the girls, make new friends, and chill out in the glorious Spanish sunshine.

Soak up the rays and plunge into the beautiful lava stone pool which overlooks the calm, blue Mediterranean Sea. If you fancy treating yo'selves, a range of spa treatments are also available. Why not enjoy a massage by the sea? As the music fills your ears and joy fills your soul, your worries will drift far away… it's not hard to see why Puro Beach is often referred to as an 'Oasis of Happiness'. Official Website

# 14 Air balloon ride

🕘 3 hours 🚕 1 hour

💰 from € 185.00

One of the most breathtaking experiences you can have in Mallorca is an air balloon tour. From high above the ground, you can take in the beautiful scenery of the island in a completely unique way, floating peacefully in the sky with a bird's-eye view of everything below. Some tours take you over the beautiful countryside, where you can see rolling hills, lush forests, and quaint rural villages. Other tours focus on the coastline, giving you a chance to take in the sparkling waters of the Mediterranean Sea and the gorgeous beaches that line the island's shore.

Offical website

🕘 1.5 - 6 hours 🚕 45 - 55 Minutes

In they're excursions you will get to know the most unspoilt corners of Mallorca. You can sleep outdoors, swim with the horses in the sea or discover historical sites in the mountains of Mallorca. They design your individual horseback riding experience. Get to know the beautiful nature of Mallorca with Natura Cavall!

Why Book with Local Tour Operators:

Most shore excursions  that cruise ships offer are overpriced and crowded. 

Besides that, they are often booked out in advance and less active. 

Local tour operators have a deep knowledge of the island. This is the best way to get the most out of your shore excursion in Mallorca.

Local tour operators can provide you with an in-depth look into the area, allowing you to get to know the culture, the people, and the best of the local attractions in a unique and authentic way. They can also create a custom itinerary that is tailored to your interests and needs.

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Costa Fascinosa shore excursions

Costa Smeralda shore excursions

Disney Dream shore excursions

Marella Explorer shore excursions

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Mein Schiff Herz shore excursions

MS Europa shore excursions

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MS Nieuw Stratendam shore excursions

MS Oost Amsterdam shore excursions

MSC Magnifica shore excursions

MSC Musica shore excursions

MSC Orchestra shore excursions

MSC Seaview shore excursions

MSC Virtuosa shore excursions

Norwegian Epic shore excursions

Norwegian Gem shore excursions

Norwegian Getaway shore excursions

Odyssey of the Seas shore excursions

Riviera shore excursions

Royal Clipper shore excursions

Seabourn Quest shore excursions

Seabourn Sojourn shore excursions

Seven Seas Mariner shore excursions

Silver Dawn shore excursions

Silver Moon shore excursions

Sirena shore excursions

Spirit of Discovery shore excursions

Star Clipper shore excursions

Symphony of the Seas shore excursions

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Welcome to Palma de Mallorca cruise port! (Post updated: March 2024)

Stunning natural attractions, breathtaking beaches, flamenco vibes, and vibrant capital… Palma de Mallorca, the largest of the Balearic Islands (Palma de Mallorca, Ibiza, Menorca, and Formentera), is nestled just off the east coast of Spain. Tucked in the bay on the southwest coast of the island, Palma is its lively capital and the main cruise port offering a wide variety of attractions and things to do. In this post, I share with you info on:

• Palma de Mallorca cruise port (Palma de Mallorca cruise terminal, getting around)
• 15 best things to do in Palma de Mallorca port & best shore excursions

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Palma de Mallorca Cruise Port

Cruise ships dock at Estacion Maritima , which consists of two main cruise terminals: Muelle de Poniente and Dique del Oeste.

Muelle de Poniente is a modern cruise and ferry terminal where the majority of cruise liners dock. It has 4 terminal buildings (Estacion Maritima 1,2,3 and 4) equipped with modern facilities such as ATMs, banks, restrooms, and a luggage check-in area. Taxis and buses are available outside on the pier.

Palma city center is located 4.5 km/2.8 miles (a 15-minute drive) from the port of Palma. You can also walk to the center which takes approximately 45 minutes. The port area is huge and scenic, and the walk is quite enjoyable as you walk along the waterfront marina filled with boats and luxurious yachts. However, make sure you have comfortable shoes and a hat, and keep hydrated, as there is limited shade on the way downtown. The ferry terminal is also here, and the ferries to the mainland and the other Balearic Islands run frequently.

Dique del Oeste is an alternative cruise terminal used by large cruise ships and on occasions when Muelle de Poniente is busy. It is located by the industrial zone, near Castell de Sant Carles – a castle transformed into a military museum, and a centuries-old Porto Pi lighthouse. This terminal is situated approximately 8 km/5 mi from the city center and consists of 4 berths.

The terminal building is equipped with some basic facilities including restrooms, ATMs and a cafeteria, and the whole area offers wonderful views of the city. Shuttle buses and taxis are available on the vast pier outside, and the ride to the city center takes approximately 20 minutes. It takes around a 1h 10-minute to reach downtown on foot. Porto Pi shopping mall is located nearby, and you can get there in 20 minutes by walk.

There are several ways to reach Palma city center no matter where your cruise ship is docked.

• By shuttle bus – Cruise lines normally provide shuttle buses and charge a fee for round-trip transfers. They pick you up at the terminal and drop you off a 5-minute walk from Palma Cathedral, one of the main historic landmarks. The ride takes around 10-15 minutes one-way, depending on where your ship is docked.  Shuttle buses run frequently, especially in the morning when many cruise passengers go out in port.
• By taxi – A line of taxis is available on the pier, right outside of the ship. The taxis are metered and quite expensive, however, it’s a cheaper option than the shuttle bus as the price is charged per vehicle. The taxi ride lasts 10-15 minutes.
• By public bus – The local bus is the cheapest and most affordable means of transport to get around Palma. The bus N°1 connects the cruise terminals to the main Palma highlights and the city’s surroundings, and the bus stop is located right outside the terminal area. The bus company is EMT, and buses run approximately every 15 minutes. If your ship is docked at Muelle de Poniente, you’ll find the bus stop by the cruise terminal exit, and if you are docked at Dique del Oeste, the bus stop is located opposite the Castle of San Carlos. Find more information on the EMT company website
• By Hop on Hop off bus – If you opt for a Palma sightseeing tour, the best way to do that is by hopping on one of the Hop on Hop off buses that you’ll find near the cruise terminal. Each ticket is valid for 24 hours, and you can hop on and off as much as you want at the main sights of Palma: Cathedral of Palma, Pueblo Español, Bellver Castle, La Rambla, Fundació Pilar I Joan Miró, Royal Palace of La Almudaina, and others. Check out Palma de Mallorca Hop on Hop off sightseeing bus tours on Viator and Get Your Guide

Getting Around Palma de Mallorca

• The currency in Spain is EURO (€). Local currency and credit cards are widely accepted. ATMs are available in the cruise terminals and the city center.
• Palma Intermodal Station (Estació Intermodal) is Palma’s main bus and train terminal. It is located in Plaça d’Espanya, approximately 1.5 km/1 mile (a 20-minute drive) northeast of Palma Cathedral and the city center. You can check the timetables and fares at the official TIB website (Transports de les Illes Balears) https://www.tib.org/
• Palma de Mallorca Airport is located 10 km/6 miles (a 15-minute drive) east of Palma city center.
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15 Best Things to Do in Palma de Mallorca Cruise Port

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1. Palma Cathedral

The Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, also known as La Seu, is an awe-inspiring Gothic cathedral and one of the most famous historic landmarks in the city. To get there from the Palma de Mallorca port, you need to jump on a bus, taxi or hop on hop off, and in less than 15 minutes you’ll reach this stunning architectural gem. It is located in the heart of the old town, in an area filled with shops, cafes, restaurants, and other cultural and historic attractions.

The construction of the monumental cathedral started in the 13 th century and took several centuries to complete. It features several different architectural styles, including Gothic, Renaissance, Baroque and Classicism elements. Its central nave is 44 m (144 ft) high, which makes it one of the tallest cathedrals in Europe. Besides the impressive exterior and massive walls, La Seu boasts one of the world’s largest rose windows and an equally beautiful interior worth visiting.

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2. Royal Palace of La Almudaina

The imposing La Almudaina palace sits right next to the Palma Cathedral, so you can visit both sights in one day. Originally built in the 10 th century as the Muslim fortress (Alcázar), the palace was converted into the Royal Palace for the Mallorca Royalty at the end of the 13 th century and is still in use today.

The palace is a magnificent blend of Moorish and Gothic architecture and boasts marvelous courtyards, lavishly decorated chambers, grandiose apartments, and numerous terraces from where you can enjoy breathtaking views of the bay of Palma.

The palace is surrounded by beautiful public Moorish-style gardens and offers wonderful views of the port from its walls and terraces. You’ll find plenty of shops, street sellers, restaurants, and tapas bars all around the place. The admission fee for La Almudaina Palace is 7€ per person. Audio guides and guided tours are available for an additional charge.

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3. Llotja de Palma

Just a few minutes’ walk from Palma Cathedral and La Almudaina Palace you’ll come across Sa Llotja, a 15th-century Gothic masterpiece that used to serve as a Merchants’ Trading center. You can explore its dramatic arches and stunning architecture while roaming through its halls, admiring the beautiful view of the marina. There is no admission fee. Free access to temporary art exhibitions.

4. Castell de Bellver

The imposing Bellver Castle is a must-see attraction in Palma. It is located on the hill overlooking the city, around a 10-minute drive (5.5 km/3.5 miles) from the Palma cruise port. Castell de Bellver is a 14th-century castle of massive dimensions, set in dense pine woods on the hilltop offering fabulous views of the Palma harbor and the city (Bellver means “lovely view” in Catalan). Throughout history, the castle served as a Royal residence of the Kings of Mallorca, a military prison, and today it houses Palma’s Museum of History.

The castle is perfectly preserved and entirely circular, which makes it unique in Spain and one of few circular castles in Europe. A visit is worthy and interesting for both kids and adults. At the castle, there is also a café where you can buy refreshments.

There are a few ways to get to Bellver castle: by booking a shore excursion , by a taxi (a 10-minute ride), renting a car (there is parking outside the castle), and Hop on hop off bus. You can also take a local bus at the 81-Joan Miro – Corb Mari bus stop located less than a 10-minute walk from the cruise terminal. Get off at Plaça Gomila, and then climb up through the pine woods above Carrer de Bellver, passing by Capela de Sant Alonso Rodriguez on your way. You need to be able to walk uphill for approximately 15 minutes. If you walk straight from the Palma Old Town, you’ll need about 40 minutes to climb up to the castle.

5. Passeig del Born

Located a stone’s throw from La Almudaina palace, Passeig del Born is a notable, tree-lined street filled with shops, cafes, pubs, and bars. It is known as a shopping paradise, where you can find a wide variety of designer stores, such as Zara, Stradivarius, Massimo Dutti, Max Mara, Louis Vuitton, perfume stores, and much more! It is a very nice place where you can walk under the shade of the trees, or relax in one of the street cafes while enjoying tapas or a glass of sangria.

6. Cala Major Beach

Playa de Cala Major is a wonderful sandy beach located approximately a 5-10 minute drive from the Palma cruise terminal. It is small, clean and can get very busy. The beach is surrounded by luxurious hotels, and you can find several restaurants and bars in the area. You can rent chairs and umbrellas, and there is no admission fee to enter the beach. Cala Major Beach is one of the best beaches in Palma de Mallorca and one of the nearest to the cruise port. You can also get there by local bus.

7. Platja Ca’n Pere Antoni

Located 2 km from the city center (a 20-minute walk from Palma Cathedral), Platja Ca’n Pere Antoni is a 750-meter-long public beach offering facilities such as toilets, showers, and several bars and restaurants on its east end.

The beach can easily be spotted from the ship and overlooks the Bay of Palma. It is a man-made beach boasting white, soft sand and refreshing water, ideal for families with kids, couples, and people of all ages. The beach is backed by a beautiful, long waterfront promenade and if you take a walk, you’ll reach the Palma Cathedral and the old town in less than 20 minutes.

To get to Platja Ca’n Pere Antoni from the cruise port, you can take a bus or taxi to the city center and walk to the beach, or you can catch a taxi directly to the beach. It is a great place to hang out and enjoy the views of the harbor.

Magaluf is located approximately 13 km/8 miles (a 15-minute drive) southwest of the port of Palma de Mallorca. It is a popular resort town known for its lively nightlife and golden, sandy beaches. The best beaches in Magaluf are Magaluf Beach (Playa de Magaluf), Son Matias Beach , and Palmanova Beach .

Platja de Magaluf is a long stretch of white sands with an attractive seafront promenade lined with luxurious hotel resorts, beach clubs, bars and restaurants, and a great variety of activities to offer. In the vicinity, you can enjoy a wide range of attractions such as theme parks (Western Water Park, Katmandu Park), leisure activities, watersports (jet-skiing, banana boat rides, snorkeling, kite surfing, scuba diving…) and much more!

Another famous beach is Son Matias Beach , located within a 10-minute walk from Playa de Magaluf. It is 1.2 km long and very wide, sandy with crystal clear, turquoise waters. Playa de Palmanova is nestled right next to it and belongs to the nearby resort of Palma Nova which you can access by walk. Overall, these beaches are breathtaking and if you are looking for a fun-filled day, Spanish vibes, and a warm Mediterranean sun, Magaluf is the place to go!

To get to Magaluf, I suggest you take a taxi because the local bus might take up a lot of time. An alternative option is to book a private transfer or a shore excursion to Magaluf. Make sure to bring cash (euros) to Palma Nova and Magaluf, as in some places foreign currency and credit cards are not accepted.

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9. Caves of Drach

Drach Caves (Cuevas del Drach) are one of the most impressive caves I’ve ever been to in my whole life! It’s a spectacular place that I highly recommend you visit either on a cruise ship excursion or on your own.

Drach caves are located on the east coast of Palma de Mallorca, in the town of Porto Cristo , 70 km/45 miles (a 1-hour drive) from the port of Palma. The fascinating cave system is one of the most visited attractions on the island due to one of the largest underwater lakes in the world – Lake Martel. A part of the 4 km long cave system that you will explore is around 1.200 m (3.940 ft) long and reaches a depth of 25 m (82 ft) below ground level. During your walk through the caves, take in the views of the surreal turquoise water of numerous small lakes and jaw-dropping geological formations, and enjoy a boat ride on Lake Martel.

The highlight of Drach Caves’ visit is the live concert by the Lake Martel. Once you take your seat in a large hall by the lake, the lights turn off and the magic begins! While you listen to the performers playing enchanting music on the boats floating across the lake, you’ll feel goosebumps all over your body!

You can’t take photos or video during the concert, which approximately lasts 20 minutes. When it finishes, you’ll be allowed to walk to the exit of the cave or take a boat ride back. A boat ride lasts only 5 minutes and the lake is not that huge, so in case it’s crowded, skip the lines for the boat and walk to the exit.

The Caves of Drack are not wheelchair accessible and not recommended for people with walking difficulties. The place is usually packed with tourists, but don’t be discouraged – it’s worth a visit! Near the entrance to the cave, there is a large bar-restaurant where you can buy food and snacks, public restrooms, gift shops, and a ticket office.

In case you decide to come on your own, you can rent a car, book a private transfer, or take a taxi. Alternatively, there are many Drach Caves tours offered by cruise lines and independent tour operators, which I recommend you book for two reasons:

• The distance between Palma and Caves of Drach is long and the ship is in port for a half-day, so make sure you take an organized tour that guarantees to bring you back to the cruise ship on time.
• Flexible cancelation options.

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10. Flamenco Show at Son Amar

It is believed that the flamenco show at Son Amar Performing Arts Theater is one of the best in the world! This is where the Spanish tradition comes to life and where the fantastic performance of professional flamenco artists sets your soul on fire! The performers are passionate, attractive, beautiful, and highly professional, which makes the whole show unique and unforgettable!

During the show, the tapas and sangria are served to complete your experience to the fullest! I went to the show and it was brilliant! I highly suggest you go for it as it’s by far the best “passion show” you’ll ever see!

Son Amar estate is set in a wonderful Mallorca countryside, approximately a 20-minute drive (18 km/11 miles) from Palma cruise port. If you decide to go on your own, you need to book the tickets ahead but it’s not guaranteed they will have a show at that time. The best option is to book a cruise ship shore excursion, so everything is organized for you and your return to the ship is guaranteed. For those of you who stay several days in Mallorca, you can book an evening flamenco show with dinner included .

11. Fundació Pilar i Joan Miró in Mallorca

Pilar and Joan Miro Foundation in Mallorca is a must-see place for art lovers. The museum is dedicated to the Spanish painter, sculptor, and ceramicist Joan Miro who lived and created in Palma de Mallorca for over 30 years.

The museum contains outstanding collections donated by Miró, including the artist’s studios – the Sert Studio and Son Boter, together with artworks, documents, and objects found inside. Over 7000 works of art, including paintings, sculptures, drawings, graphic work, and a part of his library can be explored in the museum. A beautiful sculpture garden and a lovely café are part of the museum, so you can walk around and relax while taking in the views of the harbor.

The museum is located a bit further from the Palma city center (around 15 minutes drive), but quite close to the cruise terminal – only a 5-minute ride, or a 25-minute walk. The admission fee is 10€. You can go there by taxi, Hop on Hop off bus, EMT buses 46, 3, and 20 (a bus stop is near the cruise terminal), and TIB bus 104.

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12. Palma Aquarium

If you are coming to Palma de Mallorca with kids and want to spend a memorable, fun-filled day, head over to Palma Aquarium, a beautiful marine park featuring over 700 species from the Mediterranean Sea, Indian, Atlantic, and Pacific Oceans. More than 25 aquariums filled with incredible sea animals, a shark boat, a 3D whale experience, open-air gardens, and a large outdoor playground for kids await you on this unique Mallorca adventure!

The whole area is wheelchair accessible. Palma Aquarium is located a 15-minute drive from the Palma cruise terminal, near the Palma de Mallorca airport. You can reach it by taxi, or local bus (N° 23, 35, TIB 520).

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13. Mercado de l’Olivar

If you seek an authentic gastronomic experience, Palma de Mallorca has several markets where you can delight in fresh Spanish homemade products such as cheese, seafood, pastries, fruits, vegetables, fish, meat, and more. Housed in a large historic building, Mercat de l’Olivar is one of the most famous indoor markets in Palma.

Besides the fresh products, there are small eateries where you can taste delicious tapas with wine and beer. This is a must-see place if you want to feel like a local and indulge in local specialties. Another popular market is Mercat de Santa Catalina , located close to the marina. Mercat de l’Olivar and Mercat de Santa Catalina are both located within a 10-15 minute walk from the Palma Cathedral.

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14. Pueblo Espanol

Poble Espanyol de Mallorca is located a 40-minute walk from the cruise port or less than a 10-minute drive. It is a popular museum and event space housed in a replica of a Spanish village featuring Spanish attractions, buildings, and historic landmarks.

If you are a history lover and want to learn about Spanish culture and customs, you should visit this authentic complex that will throw you back to different eras in the history of Spain. You’ll discover the rich architectural heritage of different parts of Spain and enjoy the open-air cultural performances, craft workshops, art exhibitions, and much more. The place is family-friendly and attracts people of all ages.

15. Valldemossa

Set in a lush valley and surrounded by dense forests of the Tramuntana mountains, Valldemossa is an idyllic village situated a 25-minute drive north of the Palma de Mallorca cruise dock. The picturesque, quiet streets, shops, restaurants, art galleries, and numerous walking/hiking trails attract visitors who want to indulge in Spanish culture and intact nature.

Valldemossa is famous for Real Cartuja de Valldemossa , the 13th-century Carthusian monastery that was originally founded as a Royal residence of King Sancho of Majorca. Throughout centuries many writers and artists have found inspiration in charming Valldemossa, and the most famous one is the composer Frederic Chopin who spent one winter in the monastery with the French writer George Sand.

The monastery is a museum open to the public, and you can visit Chopin’s room, an old pharmacy, a library, an art gallery, and other rooms. The Palau del Rei Sanç (Palace of King Sancho) and Jardins Rei Joan Carles gardens are two other beautiful attractions located next to the monastery. It is best to visit Valldemossa on a guided tour or by taxi.

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Do you know how we can get to Nadal Museum from cruise in Palma Mallorca

Hi Patricia! Thanks a lot for the info. That’s true. Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience is a museum dedicated to the legendary tennis player and is located around 60 km east of Palma de Mallorca cruise terminal. It takes around 50 minutes drive to get there. Here is the link to the museum website: https://www.rafanadalacademy.com/en

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Palma awaits you year round. Get to know the history of the city by strolling through the heart of its old quarter. Its Roman, Muslim and Christian past make it an amazing city to visit. The half-day tour takes you through its peaceful streets where you will discover the rich heritage of its buildings, squares, palaces, courtyards and gardens, such as the cathedral, the Almudaina Palace, the city’s ancient walls, the Lonja building, or the City Hall. Also, enjoy the most beautiful panoramic view of the city from the Bellver Castle.

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• Immerse yourself in the beauty of the Gothic-style Cathedral of Mallorca or La Seu, the cornerstone of this Private Cefalu Highlights tour.
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Continue on to the famous Olivar Market, a historic hall that is a virtual feast for the senses with its stalls full of colorful produce, cheeses, seafood, and pastries.

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The Ultimate Guide to Planning Your NCL Shore Excursion

If you are planning a cruise with Norwegian Cruise Line (NCL), you may be wondering how to make the most of your time on shore. Fortunately, NCL offers a wide variety of shore excursions that allow you to explore the destinations you visit in depth. In this ultimate guide, we will walk you through everything you need to know to plan your perfect NCL shore excursion.

Understanding NCL Shore Excursions

NCL shore excursions are organized tours that take place during port stops on your cruise itinerary. These excursions are designed to showcase the best of each destination and offer a range of activities for all interests and abilities. From cultural tours and historical landmarks to adventure sports and culinary experiences, there is something for everyone.

One of the benefits of booking an NCL shore excursion is that they are organized by experienced tour operators who have been vetted by the cruise line. This means that you can trust that the tour is safe, reliable, and offers good value for money.

Choosing Your NCL Shore Excursion

When it comes to choosing an NCL shore excursion, there are a few things to consider. First, think about your interests and what type of experience you want. Do you want to explore a city on foot or take a scenic drive through the countryside? Are you interested in history or do you prefer outdoor activities? There are excursions for all tastes.

Next, consider your physical abilities and any mobility concerns. Some excursions require walking or hiking over uneven terrain, while others may involve water sports or other physical activities. Make sure to read the excursion description carefully before booking.

Finally, think about your budget. Some excursions can be pricey, but remember that they often include transportation, guides, entrance fees, and other amenities that would cost more if booked independently.

Booking Your NCL Shore Excursion

Booking your NCL shore excursion is easy. You can either book online before your cruise or visit the shore excursion desk onboard. It’s recommended to book in advance to ensure availability and to secure your preferred tour time.

If you are traveling with a group, consider booking a private tour. This allows you to customize the itinerary and have a more personalized experience.

When booking, make sure to provide any necessary information such as dietary restrictions or mobility concerns. This will help ensure that the tour operator can accommodate your needs.

Making the Most of Your NCL Shore Excursion

To make the most of your NCL shore excursion, arrive at the meeting point early and be prepared with any necessary items such as sunscreen, water, and comfortable shoes. Listen carefully to your guide’s instructions and ask questions if needed.

Take advantage of any free time during the excursion to explore on your own or shop for souvenirs. And don’t forget to take plenty of photos.

Finally, remember that while NCL shore excursions are a great way to experience each destination, they are just one option. If you prefer more flexibility or want to save money, consider exploring on your own or booking an independent tour.

In conclusion, planning an NCL shore excursion is an exciting part of any cruise vacation. By understanding what they offer, choosing the right tour for you, booking in advance and being prepared for a fun day ahead will help you make unforgettable memories during your trip.

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How are NCL Shore Excursions, Particularly in France, Portugal & Spain?

By RWK1952 , March 10 in Norwegian Cruise Line

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My retired wife and I will be taking the March 2025, 10 day, NCL cruise on the ship Breakaway .   It will depart in Southampton and make stops in France, Portugal and Spain, ending in Barcelona.   This will be our first cruise with NCL.

I am very interested in hearing from people who have taken shore excursions, booked through NCL, and particularly if you have taken any of the excursions in Le Havre FR, Virgo SP, Lisbon PO, Gibraltar , Seville SP, Motril SP, Ibiza or Majorca .  

One thing I think we will do differently on this cruise will be to book most our shore excursions through NCL ahead of time.   I made all of the shore excursion arrangements myself through local vendors while on an Alaska cruise we took on the Celebrity Millennium in Sept 2023.   That did work out, for the most part, and we saved a lot of money and had more flexibility compared to booking the Celebrity excursions.   However, there were a few people we saw and came to know, almost every night in that “BLU” restaurant that we really liked as a Celebrity AquaClass perk.   We were able to compare our various, daily shore experiences with them and quite often, we found ourselves perhaps wishing we had opted for the Celebrity excursion instead.

I am interested to read both generally how past cruisers feel about NCL shore excursions, and specifically if you happen to have taken a shore excursion in any of the locations I highlighted earlier in this post.  

With the exception of Le Havre, if we opt to take a day trip into Paris from there, we have never previously visited any of those other locations so we would really appreciate reading about experiences you may have had there.

Thanks in advance.   This forum has been really helpful with other topics.

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By Virgo, do you mean Vigo, which is the port for Santiago de Compostela? If so, I did an NCL excursion once which went into the city. It was some time ago, however I recall there was some walking from the coach park into the centre, a guided tour and then some free time to coincide with the service in the cathedral. 

My excursion in Lisbon was a guided walking tour with a ride on the famous yellow tram, again with some free time.

For Majorca, again it was a guided walking tour, stopping off at a pearl shop, however there are regular shuttles from the ship into the city, so it is easy just to go for a walk around. I also once did an excursion into one of the villages outside Palma. In all cases, the guides were excellent.

I would suggest looking at the difficulty rating of the tours, depending on the mobility of your party. For example an excursion with NCL could involve a walk to/from the coach park, whereas an independent tour might use minibuses/people carriers which are allowed into town centres. Whilst it wasn't on your list, I had this experience in Florence.    

Ken the cruiser

Here’s a NCL link they may help you figure out the excursions that will be available at the ports you listed above. We were on a 38-day NCL cruise on the Jade from Athens to Cape Town by way of Dubai back in the Fall of 2022 (see below Live From thread), and went on NCL excursions at every port, and there were a bunch, and had a great time on each one.

  https://www.ncl.com/shore-excursions

We are also booked on a 23-day cruise on the Pearl this coming Fall and have NCL excursions booked at every port, which should confirm we enjoy going on their excursions. We also booked FAS Plus, as the unlimited internet, $50 for the 2nd guest’s excursions, 2 more specialty dinners, and unlimited Starbucks coffees and hot chocolate as well as bottled (boxed water) is included and made financial sense for us to do so.

Note: If you decide to check out my below Live From thread, go to page 4 and just look at the photos to start. It will go much faster. 😂  

The Traveling Man

We have taken NCL excursions at several of these ports and always have been very satisfied with the tours.  At Le Havre we enjoyed the walking tour of Honfleur on one cruise and a tour of Monet's garden on another.  In Majorca we took a tour of the cathedral.  We also have taken NCL tours at many other ports.  The shore excursions booked through the ship may be a bit more expensive than ones you might arrange independently, but you have the peace of mind of knowing that they will get you back to the ship on time.

Chocolate Teapot .  Thanks for the reply and the suggestions.  My bad on Virgo vs. Vigo.  I have never been to Spain, the maps I had seen were small, and my mind just inserted the "R".  

sharonann24

I am also leaning to taking NCL excursions on our October 6 cruise from Southampton to Rome on the Prima.  I am particularly interested in the northern Spain, Portugal and France ports and they look pretty reasonable by NCL standards.  The winery tour in Bordeaux is a definite particularly since will be our 41st wedding anniversary.  We probably will only do Hop On Hop off tours in the south of Spain, Barcelona and the Med ports since we have been there a few times and will be content to be on our own and just soak in the local atmosphere. 7 months and counting!

Depending on the specific port, we do a mix of DIY days, private shorex, and cruise line shorex.  Typically, if the destination is quite far from the port, and/or the next port is pretty hard to reach (e.g., the other side of the pond on a transatlantic), we would be more inclined to do a cruise line tour. 

The typical problem with cruise line tours is that you are generally on a big bus with about 50 of your new friends.  And the quality of the guides varies.  I think that private tour operators are less likely to keep a guide who is just not very good.

It terms of picking private tour operators, of course it's critical to do advance research -- e.g., reading up on Trip Advisor and elsewhere, and reading up and asking questions here on CC in the specific port of call forums for your cruise.  

Some comments about several of the ports you will be visiting:

Vigo, Spain -- we found the city itself not very interesting; I think the best thing to do here is to leave town and visit Santiago de Compostela, the old town of which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Cathedral is a centuries-old famous destination of Catholic pilgrims, who come on foot and by many other modes of transportation.  (See the happy bicyclists in my photo below.)  Probably a good opportunity for an NCL tour.  

Palma de Mallorca is do-able on your own -- take a shuttle (if one is running) or a cab into the heart of the city, and you can tour the magnificent Cathedral and surrounding area on your own schedule.

In Le Havre , I would strongly recommend taking a private tour of the D-Day sites with the highly regarded  Overlord Tours .  They were fabulous (and if you head over to the France port of call forum you can get more feedback).  They book up quickly.   (Paris is a very long way from Le Havre.)

I hope this was helpful.  Enjoy your cruise!

I agree with Turtles06. If the port is some distance from the place you want to visit, an NCL excursion will give you peace of mind that you will get back in time. 

The Destination on your own excursions might be interesting if you want to make sure you get transportation to/from the ship, but don't want to be part of a tour group. 

Some very excellent new suggestions.  In particular, the suggestions about shore stops where the port is a bit of a distance from the the main places to visit.  There are a number of those on our itinerary.  Le Havre, certainly, but also Cadiz (Seville) and Majorca, depending upon where the ship anchors.  Just watched a You Tube video about Majorca and it looks stunning.

Ordinarily, Le Havre would be ideal for a sponsored tour to see Paris, some of the wineries or to go down to the D-Day sites.  However, we have spent quite a bit of time in France already so we were not overly disappointed to see that Le Havre is the only stop in France.  Lots of stops in Spain, however, and we have never been to any of those locations.

Distinctive-Destinations

I’ve had great excursions with NCL, and not-so-great ones also. But the guide was the reason, most of the time. Sometimes the port was just boring, so I don’t think private vs. NCL would really fix that.

I have been on NCL excursions with absolutely fantastic guides. The one I took in Cyprus was the best guide I have probably ever had (and yes, we did tip her).  Others (such as Patmos, Greece and Sorrento, Italy) I’ve found to be quite annoying. 

Miss Ellsworth

I almost always do DIY, including taking a train from Alexandria to Cairo for $12 each way in first class rather than book the $600 NCL excursion.  I have two exceptions:

As noted above, if there is a long over-water haul to the next port, take the NCL excursions. I'm on a westbound TA this fall, and in the Azores I will get off the ship and walk Ponta Delgada, staying in walking distance. If I want to see more of the island, I will take an NCL tour.  Last time in Azores I walked PD.  But no way no how can I miss the ship leaving Ponta Delgada, because if I do, my cruise is literally over - next stop is Florida

Second exception is when embarkation port doesn't have hotels and is far away.  I'm out of Rome for the third time this fall, and I will absolutely take the NCL transfer on the hour+ drive from Rome to the port.  Same reason. 

Uber or private bus gets a flat, the ship goes without you.  NCL vehicle gets a flat, they wait.  That is much more important on embarkation and on stops with several sea days following

Distinctive Destinations .  Thank you for your reply to my post.  You are so right about the guide often making, or breaking, the excursion.  Some of our best tours have been ones we have found in cities from those small group guides that charge nothing for city tours but rely only upon tips they get at the end.  I would think that the only way you can survive to keep doing tours that way is to be sure to be pretty damn good so you generate some nice tips.

I was interested to see that you included Patmos as one of your stops in Greece.  We stopped there as well on our way to Mykonos.  We found that to be a very quaint, quiet island and were able to get a few nice pics (attached).

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On 3/11/2024 at 10:39 AM, Turtles06 said: @RWK1952     Depending on the specific port, we do a mix of DIY days, private shorex, and cruise line shorex.  Typically, if the destination is quite far from the port, and/or the next port is pretty hard to reach (e.g., the other side of the pond on a transatlantic), we would be more inclined to do a cruise line tour.    The typical problem with cruise line tours is that you are generally on a big bus with about 50 of your new friends.  And the quality of the guides varies.  I think that private tour operators are less likely to keep a guide who is just not very good.   It terms of picking private tour operators, of course it's critical to do advance research -- e.g., reading up on Trip Advisor and elsewhere, and reading up and asking questions here on CC in the specific port of call forums for your cruise.     Some comments about several of the ports you will be visiting:   Vigo, Spain -- we found the city itself not very interesting; I think the best thing to do here is to leave town and visit Santiago de Compostela, the old town of which is a UNESCO World Heritage Site. The Cathedral is a centuries-old famous destination of Catholic pilgrims, who come on foot and by many other modes of transportation.  (See the happy bicyclists in my photo below.)  Probably a good opportunity for an NCL tour.     Palma de Mallorca is do-able on your own -- take a shuttle (if one is running) or a cab into the heart of the city, and you can tour the magnificent Cathedral and surrounding area on your own schedule.   In Le Havre , I would strongly recommend taking a private tour of the D-Day sites with the highly regarded  Overlord Tours .  They were fabulous (and if you head over to the France port of call forum you can get more feedback).  They book up quickly.   (Paris is a very long way from Le Havre.)   I hope this was helpful.  Enjoy your cruise!      

I have heard good things about Overlord; however, when we went on our cruise to Le Havre and the D Day sites we took an NCL tour. Now more than ever I think for distance tours I will stick to NCL.  The Santiago day trip looks fairly reasonable,

For the Spain and Portugal ports check Spain Day Tours.  We took a tour in Lisbon and one in Spain and they were good and reasonable.  We will not be doing anything formally in Sevilla or Barcelona as we have been there before and will do it on our own.  Cannes is the same.  I think we are going to do the NCL in Bordeaux, La Corona, Oporto and Florence. Still deciding about the others.   

Travelling2Some

Second the recommendation for Spain Day Tours.  Have gone with them many times and always very good and reliable.

It appears that NCL is removing the Vigo Spain port stop from their itineraries.  Any ideas which port they might be replacing it with?

6 hours ago, Travelling2Some said: Second the recommendation for Spain Day Tours.  Have gone with them many times and always very good and reliable.

Never used Spain Day Tours, but their sister company Barcelona Day Tours has always been terrific whenever I did the Epic 1 week Mediterranean cruise out of Barcelona. Their other sister company, Italy Day Tours was very good too. (They did the excursion to Florence from Livorno I mention above) 

Highly recommend Spain Day Tours, took a similar cruise last year and we used them for 3 tours, fabulous communication, great drivers and guides, excellent prices/policies. For Gibraltar, definitely use Inside Out Rock Tours and tell Carl Lisa H from NJ says hello, my BEST tour ever, in the pouring rain!!

JandC_Cruising

7 hours ago, RWK1952 said: It appears that NCL is removing the Vigo Spain port stop from their itineraries.  Any ideas which port they might be replacing it with?

We were on the Getaway last summer from Lisbon to Southampton.  We stopped at Vigo, La Coruna, and Bilbao in Spain.  We enjoyed all three ports.  Perhaps one of those other two will replace Vigo.

5 minutes ago, JandC_Cruising said: We were on the Getaway last summer from Lisbon to Southampton.  We stopped at Vigo, La Coruna, and Bilbao in Spain.  We enjoyed all three ports.  Perhaps one of those other two will replace Vigo.

Since our cruise next March currently only includes one French stop at Le Havre, I thought maybe another French port might also be a possibility.  Bordeaux is one that other ships stop at I know.

3 minutes ago, RWK1952 said: Since our cruise next March currently only includes one French stop at Le Havre, I thought maybe another French port might also be a possibility.  Bordeaux is one that other ships stop at I know.

We were supposed to go to Bordeaux (Le Verdon) on that cruise but it was cancelled due to rough seas in the Bay of Biscay.  

La Coruna may be a pretty even swap for Vigo as you can do many of the same excursions from those two ports.

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