While many know the famed Mallorcan destinations of Palma and Magaluf, there are plenty of undiscovered jewels to be found in this popular vacation spot. From charming fishing villages to pristine beaches and rugged mountains, there is more to the island than meets the eye.

Buggy tours in Mallorca enable you to explore the wilder side of the Balearic island, away from the tourist hotspots. Journeying across the isle on an ATV, you’ll find these excursions to be both relaxing and exhilarating at the same time.

Here's all you need to know about buggy tours, one of the most exhilarating outdoor activities in Mallorca.

What are the best buggy tours in Mallorca?

Mountain buggy tour in Mallorca

View the island from above on a buggy tour through the soaring Mallorcan mountains.

Starting at Cala Mandia, you’ll travel to the Levante region, known for its production of mouthwatering wines. You’ll journey through the mountains to discover the undisturbed traditional town of Son Macia, admire the Moorish architecture of Santueri Castle in Feanitx and drive the streets of S’Horta.

See the candy-colored buildings that line the docks of Porto Colom and the seaside resort of Cala Murada on this excursion through some of the most unexplored parts of the island.

East coast buggy tour in Mallorca

Discover the hidden gem that is the east coast on this buggy excursion in Mallorca.

On this ATV tour, you’ll embark on a leisurely drive to reach the former monastery of Sanctuary Sant Salvador. With an altitude of over 500 meters, this pilgrimage spot offers unbeatable views across Mallorca.

Explore the Byzantine Castle of Arta and the hilltop hermitage of Ermita de Botany. Travel along the sandy shores of Porto Cristo and discover the colossal stalagmites and stalactites of the Caves of Arta, before ending your tour with lifelong memories.

Buggy tour from Palma in Mallorca

This buggy tour enables you to experience some of the island’s most spectacular highlights, off the beaten track.

Begin your buggy tour with a thrilling off-road drive over the bumpy terrain that makes up Mallorca’s wilderness. Continuing on, you’ll reach the medieval town of Llucmajor, which is best known for the regal battle between Peter IV of Aragon and James III of Majorca in the 14th century.

Make your way up the slopes of Mount Randa for panoramic views over the island and the Balearic Sea beyond. Discover the mountaintop UNESCO-listed Franciscan monastery before returning to Palma.

How much do buggy tours in Mallorca cost?

Buggy tours in Mallorca vary in price, according to the destinations you wish to visit. If you choose an excursion that travels across the east coast, you’ll pay €90 per person.

Mountain tours differ depending on the number of people in your party. As a solo traveler, you’ll pay approximately €180, while groups of two to three people will pay €230. If you have four people in your party, you’ll pay around €290, which is just over €70 each.

Buggy tours from Palma cost €220 per couple, which breaks down to €110 per head.

What is included in a buggy tour in Mallorca?

Buggy tours in Mallorca always include a professional guide, as well as the rental of your ATV for the duration of your trip. You may have refreshments included partway through your excursion. Some tours include insurance in their fee, while others give you the opportunity to purchase it for an additional fee.

You may also have the option to purchase photos and videos from your tour at your own expense.

Where do buggy tours in Mallorca start?

ATV tours in Mallorca begin at a variety of destinations across the island, depending on the locations and attractions you’ll be exploring. Popular meeting points include Cala Millor or the outskirts of Palma. However, some excursions offer a complimentary hotel pickup service, which is a convenient option.

You’ll be able to see the meeting location of each tour before booking so that you can arrange any necessary transportation ahead of time.

How long do buggy tours in Mallorca last?

Typically, buggy tours in Mallorca last between 3 and 4 hours. You’ll be able to cover ample land in this time slot on board your speedy vehicle and explore many different attractions.

When is the best time for a buggy tour in Mallorca?

Many Mallorca buggy tours operate year-round. However, others only open their booking for the summer season — between April and October. Because of the nature of this type of excursion, you should consider booking your tour during the peak of summer, between June and August, when temperatures soar to around 30 degrees Celsius.

Is it safe to take a buggy tour in Mallorca?

Buggy tours are safe for most participants as vehicles have seatbelts to keep you strapped in securely. You’ll have a professional with you at all times to ensure your route is safe and you can purchase insurance to cover yourself in the unlikely event of an accident. However, as ATV tours in Mallorca are notoriously bumpy, they aren’t usually suitable for those with back problems or pregnant women.

Are children allowed on a buggy tour in Mallorca?

All buggy tours in Mallorca have different age limitations. Some welcome participants of all ages, while others prohibit young children from joining in. Consult the booking page to find out the restrictions of your selected tour to see whether it’s suitable for your group.

Do I need a driving license to take a buggy tour in Mallorca?

You need to be in possession of an International Driver's License in order to drive the buggy yourself. The vehicles seat two individuals and one of these must be able to drive it legally. Each tour differs slightly in its conditions, with some requiring you to be over the age of 21, while others request that you have been in possession of your driver's license for at least a year before participating.

What happens in case of bad weather?

Some buggy tours in Mallorca take place in all weather. However, the majority require good weather. If you’re unfortunate enough to experience poor conditions on the day of your booking, your tour will be rebooked for another day of your vacation. If this isn’t suitable, you can request a full refund.

Which other outdoor activities can be done in Mallorca?

Travel tips

Consider purchasing the optional driver’s insurance for your trip as you can have peace of mind, knowing that you won’t need to pay any additional fees in case of damage to the vehicle.
Make sure you wear closed-toe shoes on your buggy tour in Mallorca.
Take your driver's license with you on your ATV trip to show your tour operator as you won’t be able to drive the vehicle without it.

Buggy Tours in Mallorca