Mallorca Electric Scooter Tour

An electric scooter tour of Mallorca is the perfect experience if you’re short on time and want to explore the city in a dynamic and comfortable way. The activity includes a safety helmet and, in a group of around 10 people, you’ll ride through the streets of Palma de Mallorca.

Over the course of approximately one hour, you’ll pass by sites of great cultural and historical significance , such as Mallorca Cathedral and the Basilica of St Francis. What’s more, a local guide will accompany you on the tour as you discover the city that was named the best place to live by The Times.

Mallorca is characterised by the Gothic architecture of its buildings and castles, as well as its long sandy beaches. As one of Spain’s most popular destinations among visitors, Palma de Mallorca is now a city where mass tourism is beginning to pose a problem. That’s why a speedy scooter tour is the ideal way to enjoy sustainable sightseeing in comfort.

The historic centre and castles of Palma de Mallorca are characterised by their ancient medieval structures. Civilisations such as the Arab, Roman and Catholic have all played a part in shaping what Mallorca is today.

Among the most iconic sights you’ll see are:

• The Church of Santa Eulàlia: a Catholic place of worship declared a Site of Cultural Interest in 1931.
• Arab Baths: a major tourist attraction representing one of the few remaining examples of Muslim architecture in Mallorca.
• Convent of Santa Clara: built in the 13th century, it was a place where extraordinary services were held during difficult periods in Spanish history.
• Basilica of San Francisco: a basilica built in the late 13th century, whose Gothic cloister was declared a National Monument.
• Mallorca Cathedral: built in the Levantine Gothic style, it is the principal religious building in Palma de Mallorca.
• Almudaina Palace: this is the official residence of the King and Queen of Spain during their holidays in Mallorca.
• Parque del Mar: one of the city’s main urban parks, situated next to the city walls and near the cathedral.
• Museum of Mallorca: a building constructed in the 16th century, formed by the joining of several old houses in Palma. It has been declared a Site of Cultural Interest.