Active · Outdoor & action
Outdoor & action on Mallorca
Rocky coastline, gorges and climbing walls make Mallorca a versatile outdoor destination. In addition, high-ropes courses and karting offer action you can plan for different groups.
Where can I find outdoor and action activities?
Specific places to go, with full address and direct map link.
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Rock and Water Mallorca
Plaça Son Llaüt 37, Local 7, 07320 Santa Maria del Camí
Coasteering, canyoning, deep water soloing and rock climbing.
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Jungle Parc
Avenida Jaime I 40 A, 07180 Santa Ponça
High-ropes course in the south-west for active visitors.
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Kart Magaluf
Camí Porrassa s/n, 07181 Magaluf
Karting in Magaluf.
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Tirolinas Go! Mallorca
Avinguda Fra Joan Llabrés 1, Playa de Palma
High-ropes course and zip lines at Playa de Palma.
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Go-Karts Can Pastilla
Camí de Can Pastilla 39, 07610 Can Pastilla
Go-kart track in Can Pastilla for families, teenagers and adults – just a few minutes from Playa de Palma.
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Karting Ca'n Picafort
Carretera Alcúdia–Artà s/n, Polígono Industrial Can Picafort, 07458 Can Picafort
Karting track on the edge of Can Picafort with options for children, teenagers and adults.
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Hípico Cala Ratjada
Carretera Aguila, 07590 Capdepera
Riding centre near Capdepera, a few kilometres from Cala Ratjada, with options for different levels of experience.
Booking
Book or enquire about guided outdoor activities and facilities that require a reservation directly with the provider in advance.
Equipment & hire
Agree safety and specialist equipment with the provider. For guided tours, clarify which equipment is provided and what you need to bring yourself.
Beginners & advanced participants
Families, adults and sporty participants need different formats. State the difficulty, minimum requirements and your experience openly before booking.
Suitable regions
Santa Maria del Camí lies in the centre of the island. Santa Ponça and Magaluf are specific action locations in the south-west.
Practical tips for holidaymakers
- Agree the level of difficulty honestly with the provider.
- For coasteering, canyoning and climbing, a qualified guide makes sense.
- Confirm equipment and reservation before you set off.
Towns & regions
Frequently asked questions about outdoor & action on Mallorca
Are the activities suitable for families?
That depends on the specific format and level of difficulty. Agree age, fitness and experience with the provider in advance.
Do you need a guide for coasteering or climbing?
In unfamiliar terrain and for technical activities, a guide makes sense; clarify requirements and safety equipment directly.
Do you need to book?
Booking or enquiring in advance makes sense, so that space, level and the required equipment can be agreed.