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Discover Mallorca’s authentic olive oil process with a guided tour, tasting, and local snacks. Learn, enjoy scenic views, and indulge in Mallorcan flavors.
If you’re visiting Mallorca and want to experience more than just beaches and tapas, a visit to Finca Treurer offers an authentic peek into the island’s olive oil heritage. This tour, rated an impressive 4.9 out of 5 from dozens of reviews, promises not only to teach you the secrets of extra virgin olive oil production but also to indulge your senses with tastings, scenic views, and local snacks.
What we love about this experience is how it balances education with genuine hospitality. The owners, who guide you personally, make it feel like a visit to a friend’s countryside finca rather than a commercial tour. Plus, the balance of walking through the olive grove, interactive learning, and tasting makes for a rich, memorable outing.
A potential consideration is the duration—at around 2 hours, it’s a fairly compact experience that focuses on quality over quantity. If you’re someone who loves enjoying local food traditions in a relaxed outdoor setting, this tour is a perfect fit. It’s especially suitable for those who appreciate authentic, hands-on experiences and scenic landscapes.


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The tour begins at a designated meeting point in Treuré, a small village setting that instantly sets a relaxed tone. The time is generally scheduled for 11:00 a.m., making it a lovely mid-morning activity that balances sightseeing with a leisurely pace. The group size tends to be intimate, allowing for personalized attention and questions, something reviewers particularly appreciated.
The core of the experience is a guided walk around the finca and olive grove, which lasts about 50 minutes. During this time, you’ll learn directly from the owners about the meticulous process of olive oil production. Expect to hear stories about traditions, the importance of quality, and the specific methods they use to produce their oils. According to reviewers like Timo and Linda, the guides are “very informative” and share insights that make you see the process with new appreciation—”We asked all the questions we had,” said one guest, highlighting the opportunity for curiosity and learning.
The scenery here is simply beautiful—olive trees stretching out as far as the eye can see, set in a landscape that’s surprisingly peaceful and less commercialized than other tourist spots. The owners’ passion shines through, making it clear they take pride in maintaining tradition and quality.
After the initial tour, there’s a brief 10-minute walk to soak in the views. This part of the experience is often described as scenic and calming, perfect for snapping photos or just soaking in the countryside vibe. We loved how this segment gave us time to breathe in the fresh air and appreciate the landscape.
Next, the focus shifts to a 30-minute class where you’ll learn the ins and outs of what makes their extra virgin olive oil special. Expect to hear about the properties of good olive oil, how to distinguish quality, and the many uses in everyday cooking. Guests like Linda appreciated the “great information” and the chance to ask questions directly.
The tasting itself is a highlight—sampling different oils, often paired with bread or local accompaniments—really showcasing the flavors and nuances. The reviews confirm this is not just a quick sip but an educational tasting, where you can truly appreciate the differences in quality.
Finally, the tour culminates in a 30-minute brunch-style snack, featuring Mallorcan products. Think fresh bread, local cheese, cured meats, and fruit—each bite enhanced by a drizzle of the estate’s own oil. Laila described the pairing as “beautiful,” and many comment on the high quality of the local produce.
This part of the experience creates a warm, communal atmosphere—an opportunity to chat with fellow travelers and reflect on what you’ve learned. The owners go out of their way to make this a memorable, authentic taste of Mallorca.
The tour wraps up back at the starting point around 1:30 p.m., leaving guests with a sense of connection to Mallorca’s agricultural roots and a new appreciation for olive oil.

At $55 per person, this tour offers substantial value, especially considering the guided nature, tasting, and local snacks included. Many travelers, like Timo and Linda, found it “absolutely fairly priced” for what they received—knowledge, scenic views, and delicious food all in one package.
The small-group vibe, personalized guides, and intimate setting elevate the experience beyond a typical tourist attraction. Plus, the fact that it’s wheelchair accessible and available in both Spanish and English makes it inclusive and welcoming.
The only possible downside? Given the focus on olive oil, it might not appeal to travelers looking for a more adventure-packed or lengthy experience. However, for those interested in culinary traditions, local agriculture, or simply a relaxing outdoor activity, this tour hits the right notes.

This olive grove visit is perfect for food lovers, curious travelers, and anyone wanting to connect more deeply with Mallorca’s rural charm. It suits those who appreciate storytelling, scenic landscapes, and authentic local flavors. Families, couples, or solo travelers can enjoy it equally—especially if you’re eager to learn about traditional production methods while savoring some of the best olive oil Mallorca has to offer.

How long is the tour?
The tour lasts approximately 2 hours, starting around 11:00 a.m., making it a compact yet comprehensive experience.
Is the tour suitable for all accessibility levels?
Yes, the experience is wheelchair accessible, and the guided nature makes it manageable for most visitors.
What is included in the price?
Your fee covers the guided walk, olive oil tasting, and a local snack with Mallorcan products.
Can I cancel the tour?
Yes, you can cancel up to 24 hours in advance for a full refund, which adds flexibility to your travel plans.
Are guides available in multiple languages?
Yes, guides speak both Spanish and English, making it easy for international visitors to enjoy the experience.
Is this experience good for families or children?
While not explicitly specified, the outdoor, educational nature suggests it’s suitable for families, especially those interested in local traditions and scenic walks.
“Really special experience, Hoan was really interesting with an impressive story. The tour was very interesting & the olive oil tasting paired with …”

The Visit of the Olive Grove, Olive Oil Tasting, and Snack at Finca Treurer offers a well-rounded, authentic slice of Mallorca life. It provides more than just a tasting—it’s a chance to understand the time-honored craft of olive oil making, set against the backdrop of stunning countryside. With knowledgeable hosts, scenic views, and delicious local flavors, it’s a tour that truly enriches your Mallorca experience.
Ideal for those who value genuine local connections and culinary insights, this tour delivers a memorable taste of Mallorca’s agricultural soul—one olive at a time.