WINE COUNTRY · MALLORCA VINEYARD TOURS
Good mallorca vineyard tours fill weeks ahead and the small-group ones go first. Below: the 6 to lock in early, what each includes and where they differ.
Join Nici and Timo for a relaxed two-hour visit to Bodega Resident Wein in Binissalem. Walk among the vines, learn about Mallorcan grape varieties and handmade production, then taste five wines with small snacks. The tour is conducted in German and suits wine lovers who prefer a personal setting over a large commercial cellar.
At family-run Bodega Butxet, just behind Albufera Natural Park, you’ll walk among local and international grapevines with a Catalan, English, or Spanish-speaking guide. Learn how the winery makes its easy-drinking wines, then taste four advertised wines with Mallorcan tapas. Some sessions include five wines, plus cheese, meats, and crackers.
“The experience began with a walk through the vineyard and our guide, Marga, talked to us about the grape growing process. We then went indoors and saw the giant tanks of wine and again our guide explained the wine making process. We went down to the basement and saw all the barrels of wine too. We ended our experience with a tasting of 5 different wines; one white, one rosé and three reds). All were delicious! The wines were also paired with local cheeses, meats and crackers. There was also an option of purchasing wine directly from the winery. This tour was excellent value for money! Our guide answered all…”
At Bodegas Vi Rei near Llucmajor, you’ll ride a panoramic train through the vineyards, tour the production rooms, and taste four wines with local Mallorcan snacks. Guides speak English, Spanish, and German. The winery is reached by car, with no hotel transfer included.
“Nos gustó mucho la vuelta con el trenecito por todo el terreno de parras. Es verdad que el paisaje es más bonito si vas antes de que se queden peladas,aún así fue muy divertido el paseo y pasamos un día genial.”
Travel by coach from Alcúdia, Playa de Muro, or Can Picafort to a family-run winery producing about 30,000 bottles a year. An owner-guide leads you through the vineyards, cellar, and barrel room before five wine tastings with local snacks. The tour runs in English, German, or Spanish, with bottles available at special prices.
“BEWARE: the transfer to this tour is awful. When you are booking it you have an option of 3 pick up points, but on the day you will also stop at about 7 different hotels. This makes what should be a 20 minute drive over an hour. We were picked up in Alcudia at 3.40pm (10 mins late) and didn't reach the winery until 4.40pm. That being said, the tour itself was great! The owner was incredibly nice and knowledgeable the wine was brilliant and the setting was beautiful. Would go back in a heartbeat, but would make my own way there.”
Meet at 3:30 pm in Alcúdia and visit family-run Bodegas Butxet near Muro. Wine expert Marga leads you through the cellar, explains the island’s maritime growing conditions, and pours five wines made onsite with local snacks. You’ll return to the meeting point after about two hours.
“Great overall experience! The wine was super tasty, delicious treats and the people of the winery were impeccably welcoming and nice! Definitely recommend this.”
Meet your guide at Santa Maria’s cemetery, then visit an old Pla de Buc vineyard and the family-run 7103 Petit Celler. You’ll taste seven wines made with local varieties alongside pa amb oli, Mallorcan sausages, and cheese. Jaume is noted for warm service. Tours run in English, German, Spanish, or Catalan.
“Great, Jaume's service is excellent, the wines are spectacular, and the location is very pretty.”
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