Drinks & tastings in Majorca

Majorcan breakfast at Rancho Grande

Breakfast is the most important meal of the day, so do it in true Spanish style on the sprawling countryside estate of Rancho Grande. You'll sit out on the sun-soaked terrace and pick from a menu that champions local Majorcan flavours. For the more adventurous foodies, you can try options like butifarrón, a local offal delicacy, sobrasada, a traditional cured sausage, or caminates, a tomato pig trotter dish. And, if you're prefer sticking to a more tried and tested menu, you can tuck into rustic bread topped with smoked salmon, eggs and avocado, ham and cheese, or suckling pork chops from the ranch's herd of heritage breed black Majorcan pigs.

Half-day sobrasada payesa tasting tour in Majorca

Learn all about this Majorcan pork delicacy on this half-day tasting tour. Packed with flavour and dyed red by the paprika used to spice it, this flavourful delicacy is a Majorcan essential in many recipes – plus, it's pretty tasty on its own. You'll get the inside scoop straight from the farmers who breed the Majorcan black pigs traditionally used to make it, before sitting down for a tasting session of local products, including sobrasada, homemade skewers, puff pastries with honey and regional wine.

Alcudia and Bodega Butxet tasting tour

Enjoy the essence of a dreamy Mallorcan evening. Kick things off with a stroll through the historic city of Alcudia, where you'll have time to wander its quaint streets, snap photos of its ancient architecture and maybe indulge in a little shopping. Next, you'll visit the renowned Bodega Butxet, where you'll enjoy a wine tasting. Sip on awesome Mallorcan wines, savour local bites, and soak in the vineyard vibes.

Sites & Bites: Fornalutx village tour with artisan ice-cream

Grab your camera for this half-day tour to the cute-as-a-button village of Fornalutx, in Majorca's scenic Serra de Tramuntana Mountains. And since this tour is part of our Sites & Bites collection, you can expect to level up your visit with some seriously good eats.Your transfers are included as standard, so you'll be picked up from your accommodation by your guide and taken to Fornalutx. On the way, you'll hear about the history of the village, which has been formally recognised as one of the most beautiful in Spain. Plus, the drive to Fornalutx follows winding roads that offer up some pretty incredible views of Majorca's interior, so don't forget to snap some pictures. When you arrive, your guide will tell you about some of the things you can see and do in the village, then you're free to wander around on your own. The first thing to do is go for a wander through the village's narrow streets – it's the best way to get a good look at all the stone houses here. There's a bunch of shops and cafes here, as well. Speaking of food, before you leave here, you'll have the chance to sample an ensaimada, a traditional sweet pastry.After your free time in Fornalutx, there's one more stop you'll make before heading back to your accommodation, a gelateria. Heladeria Fet a Soller is an artisan ice-cream shop that is known for offering up Majorcan-specific flavours in ice-cream form. Almond, lemon and orange are just a few of the heavy hitters this place has a reputation for, with the fresh fruits sourced from the Soller valley. Alongside sampling some of the creamy stuff yourself, you'll also be shown around the shop with a tour.

Majorca photographic sightseeing tour

This tour starts at your hotel. You'll be picked up and taken to the first stop of the day, San Carlos Castle. This 17th-century fort was originally built to protect Palma from pirate attacks, hence its sturdy cannon-lined walls and waterfront location. You'll have plenty of time to take in the view, learn about the history and snap some pics.Next, it's on to the Genova Caves. This natural underground network is chock-a-block with stalactites and stalagmites, a good majority of which are lit up – you don't need to be a photography pro to get some great pics here. Throughout your walk through the caves, you'll also be able to sample a few foods that're grown locally.Your final stop is the Ermita de Portals. This old Catholic church is nestled at the top of a cliff face that looks out over the Mediterranean Sea – as you can probably imagine, the views here are top tier. Your guide will tell you a little bit about the history of this place, too, and you'll have plenty of time to line up the perfect shot of structure before returning to your hotel.

Majorca textiles sightseeing tour

Majorca is home to a historic and homegrown textile industry, which you will explore on this tour. Start off at Teixits Vicens, where the rhythmic hum of the looms and the bright patterns are a testament to Mallorca's creative heritage. You'll see firsthand the intricate process of traditional textile production, and even have a chance to purchase some of these handcrafted treasures.Following this, it's time to refuel in local style. You're in for a treat with a tasting session of authentic Mallorcan products, before we head to Pollensa where you'll have plenty of free time to wander at leisure in this pretty town surrounded by typical island scenery. It's a photogenic village, with its narrow streets and peaceful atmosphere, offering lots of tempting corners for those perfect photo opportunities.From the bustling fabric factory to the tranquil streets of Pollensa, this half-day tour promises an exciting blend of experiences before you'll be whisked in comfort bck to base.

Macià Batle Winery Visit with Tasting

More than just a winery, Macià Batle is a must-visit for wine lovers and art aficionados. This guided tour of one of Majorca's top vineyards offers a fascinating insight into how wines are produced. See the fermentation and bottling areas – as well as the unique collection of art used for labels. Rounding off the visit is a tasting of four wines and local specialities.