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Discover Mallorca's vineyards with a guided tour, wine tastings, and delicious local tapas. An authentic, small-group experience perfect for wine lovers.

Thinking of exploring Mallorca beyond its beaches? This Historical Bodega Tour and Wine Tasting offers a refreshing way to learn about the island’s viticultural heritage. It combines a guided visit to a renowned winery, tastings of stellar local wines, and an array of traditional Balearic delicacies—all wrapped up in a relaxed, small-group setting.
What we particularly love about this experience is how it balances education with indulgence. You won’t just be sipping wine; you’ll understand the story behind each bottle, the painstaking work involved, and how the landscape influences the flavors—plus, you’ll enjoy some exquisite local tapas to complement your tasting.
One consideration? The duration is around 2 hours, which is perfect for a half-day activity, but if you’re looking for a deep dive into wine production or a full-day experience, this might feel brief. It’s ideal for those who want a taste of Mallorca’s wine culture without too much time commitment.
This tour is best suited for travelers who enjoy wine, local food, and authentic experiences. If you’re a small-group lover who appreciates knowledgeable guides and a relaxed vibe, this is a perfect fit.

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Your adventure begins at Carrer de Muntanya, 2, in Consell, a charming town central to Mallorca’s wine scene. If you prefer to avoid the hassle of navigating Mallorca’s roads, you can opt for the transfer service—a luxury Land Rover will pick you up from your accommodation and return you at the end, allowing you to sit back and soak in the scenic drive through Mallorca’s landscapes.
The tour includes a 30-minute jeep ride each way, which not only transports you comfortably but also offers a glimpse of Mallorca’s countryside—think rolling hills, ancient olive trees, and traditional farms—setting the perfect backdrop for your wine journey.
Once at the winery, the highlight is a comprehensive guided tour lasting about two hours. Here, your guide will walk you through the wine cellar, explaining each stage of production, from grape to bottle. The guides are known for their enthusiasm and expertise—a key point highlighted in reviews, with Caroline specifically mentioning “Paul’s enthusiasm and wine knowledge.”
Expect to see traditional equipment and learn about the history of the bodega, which adds context and depth to your tasting. The explanations are available in your preferred language—be it German, English, or Spanish—making the experience accessible and engaging.
The tour also includes a visit to the vineyards, where you can observe the local varieties and the meticulous care involved in cultivation. Plus, a special highlight is tasting extra virgin olive oil from ancient olive trees grown in Sóller. These trees are cultivated using traditional methods, ensuring authenticity and quality—an extra treat for food lovers wanting to explore Mallorca’s broader agricultural heritage.
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The tasting platter is a feast for the senses. You’ll enjoy a selection of Iberian Jabugo ham, renowned for its melt-in-your-mouth texture, alongside cheeses from the Balearic Islands. The accompanying homemade “Cocas,” “Cocarrois,” and “Empanadas”—typical local pastries—are served with nuts, organic almonds, and olives, offering a balanced mix of savory and mildly sweet flavors.
In addition, traditional sweets cap off the culinary experience, giving you a sweet ending to your tasting session.
You’ll sample four carefully selected wines, allowing you to appreciate the variety and nuance of Mallorca’s wine production. The tasting is designed to be relaxed yet informative—reviewers have praised guides for their clear explanations and approachable style.
The experience lasts approximately two hours, making it perfect for a laid-back afternoon without feeling rushed. This duration strikes a good balance, giving enough time to savor each sip and nibble, without dragging on.

This experience offers more than just wine tasting; it’s an educational journey into Mallorca’s wine heritage. The small group setting – limited to 8 people – ensures personal attention and plenty of opportunities for questions. The guides are praised for their knowledge and enthusiasm, which enhances the overall enjoyment.
Adding to its appeal is the combination of wine, food, and scenery—you get a taste of Mallorca’s landscape, its culinary staples, and its winemaking traditions, all in a compact, well-organized tour.
At around 2 hours, including multiple tastings and a guided tour, the tour offers good value—particularly when considering the quality and authenticity of the experiences. The optional transfer adds convenience, especially for those staying outside the immediate area, making the entire outing seamless.
The tour is wheelchair accessible, and the small-group size ensures a more intimate experience. The transportation in a Land Rover is comfortable and adds a touch of adventure, elevating the overall outing.

This tour is perfect for wine enthusiasts, food lovers, and anyone interested in Mallorca’s regional products. It’s especially suited for travelers who prefer a small, personalized group and appreciate having knowledgeable guides explain the stories behind the wines and local delicacies.
If you’re looking for a relaxed, authentic way to spend a couple of hours, with plenty of tasting and cultural insights, this tour ticks all those boxes.
This experience delivers a well-rounded glimpse into Mallorca’s wine-making tradition, paired with delectable local food and scenic views. The guides’ expertise and enthusiasm shine through, making each part of the journey engaging and informative. The inclusion of olive oil tasting and local specialties makes it a comprehensive taste of Mallorca’s culinary culture.
The small-group format ensures you won’t feel lost in the crowd, and the option for door-to-door transfer adds convenience, especially for travelers not based in Consell.
While it’s not a deep dive into every aspect of wine production, it’s a perfect introduction for those wanting a memorable, authentic experience without a lengthy commitment. Whether you’re a casual wine drinker or a connoisseur, this tour offers value, education, and fun in equal measure.

Is the tour suitable for non-Spanish speakers?
Yes, guides speak German, English, and Spanish, so language won’t be a barrier.
How long does the tour last?
The main guided wine cellar visit and tastings last approximately 2 hours.
Can I book the transfer option?
Yes, the transfer service is available to pick you up from your preferred location and return you after the tour.
What’s included in the experience?
The tour includes a guided visit to the winery, wine tastings (4 wines), olive oil tasting, a selection of local tapas, and a scenic drive.
Is the tour wheelchair accessible?
Yes, the experience is wheelchair accessible.
What kind of wines will I taste?
You will taste four different wines representative of Mallorca’s local production.
Are the tapas and food items local?
Absolutely, the platter features Iberian ham, local cheeses, homemade pastries, nuts, and traditional sweets.
How many people are in each group?
The experience is limited to 8 participants, ensuring a small and intimate setting.
Can I cancel if my plans change?
Yes, free cancellation is possible up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund.
Who is the tour provider?
The experience is provided by Der Mallorquiner Weine und Feines aus Mallorca, known for their authentic and engaging wine tours.
This guided wine tour in Mallorca offers a perfect blend of education, tasting, and scenic relaxation—ideal for those wanting to uncover the island’s true flavors with a friendly and knowledgeable touch.