Things to do in Majorca with kids: the 10 best days out in Mallorca

The ten best days out with kids in Mallorca are the Coves del Drac, Palma Aquarium, the train to Sóller, Natura Parc, the Coves d'Artà, Hidropark Alcúdia, Marineland, Jungle Parc, Dinosaurland and the island of sa Dragonera. Four of them work on a rainy day too. All prices and times come from the operators, checked on 24 October 2026.

The 10 days out at a glance

Prices are at the ticket office; some places are €1 to €2 cheaper online. Children under 3 go free almost everywhere.

1. Coves del Drac, Porto Cristo

A visit to the cave near Porto Cristo takes about an hour. According to the operator, rain does not affect the visit (Coves del Drac).

• Price: €19.50 for adults, €12.50 for children aged 3 to 12, €1 less online. Free up to age 2.
• Open: all year except 25 December and 1 January. From 1 November to 15 March, entry at 10.30am, 12pm, 2pm and 3.30pm. From 16 March to 31 October, every hour from 10am to 5pm except 1pm.
• Getting there: bus 424, 427 or 428 to Coves del Drac; the stop is right at the entrance
• Good to know: Because of the steps, pushchairs are not possible.

2. Palma Aquarium, Platja de Palma

The aquarium is open daily from 9.30am to 6.30pm, last entry 5pm (Palma Aquarium). For bad weather there is an indoor play area.

• Price: €30.50 for adults, €19.50 for children aged 3 to 12. Free up to age 2.
• Open: daily, 9.30am–6.30pm
• Getting there: no intercity bus stop within 500 m. Palma's city buses are not included in our timetable data.
• Good to know: Island residents pay a reduced price (€20 and €13).

3. Tren de Sóller, Palma – Sóller

The historic train takes about an hour from Palma to Sóller, in closed carriages (Tren de Sóller). In Sóller, the tram carries on to Port de Sóller in about 30 minutes.

• Price: €23 single, €30 return. Train and tram together €40, €32 online. The tram alone costs €10 each way. The website shows no child fare.
• Open: all year; departures from Palma between 10.10am and 7.40pm depending on the timetable. The winter timetable applies from 2 November 2026.
• Getting there: The station in Palma is about 100 m from the Plaça d'Espanya bus stop and next to the Estació Intermodal (buses, trains, metro).
• Good to know: Sóller has a market on Saturdays, Port de Sóller on Thursdays.

4. Natura Parc, Santa Eugènia

The wildlife park is open Wednesday to Sunday from 9.30am to 4.30pm (Natura Parc).

• Price: €18 for adults (12 and over), €12 for children aged 3 to 11, island residents €15 and €10. Free up to age 2.
• Open: Wednesday to Sunday, closed Mondays and Tuesdays, and closed from 22 December to 2 January
• Getting there: bus 304 to Natura Parc; the stop is at the entrance

5. Coves d'Artà, Canyamel

The guided tour of the cave near Canyamel takes 35 to 40 minutes. Down below it is 17 to 22 degrees all year round (Coves d'Artà).

• Price: €17 for adults, €10 for children aged 7 to 12, children under 7 free
• Open: all year except 25 December and 1 January; November to April 10am–5pm, May to October 10am–6pm
• Getting there: bus 424 to Canyamel – Coves d'Artà, right at the entrance
• Good to know: There are outdoor steps at the entrance.

6. Hidropark Alcúdia, Port d'Alcúdia

The water park in the north is open from April to October (Hidropark). According to the operator, pushchairs are allowed.

• Price: €33.95 for adults, €25.95 for children aged 3 to 10, €1 to €2 less online. Free up to age 2. Based on the 2026 rates.
• Open: April and May 11am–5pm, June 10am–5pm, July and August 10am–6pm, September and October 11am–5pm
• Getting there: bus 327 to Av. Tucà (about 70 m)

7. Marineland, Costa d'en Blanes

Marineland near Portals Nous is open from April to October, 10am to 5pm, last entry 4pm (Marineland).

• Price: €32 for adults, €23 for children aged 5 to 10, €15 for ages 3 to 4. Free up to age 2. The ticket office and online prices are the same.
• Open: April to October
• Getting there: many bus routes to Portals Nous 1 (about 180 m), including 104, 106 and A11

8. Jungle Parc, Santa Ponça

The adventure park has courses for adults and children. A course takes 1 to 1.5 hours, plus a 15-minute briefing (Jungle Parc).

• Price: €22 for adults, €18 for the "Piratas" children's course (from age 4 and 1.05 m), €16 for the family course (from age 3)
• Open: 1 April to 1 November, 10.30am–6.30pm or 10am–5.30pm depending on the day
• Getting there: bus 106 or 123 to Club Nàutic Santa Ponça, right at the stop
• Good to know: According to the operator, light rain is no problem; sessions are cancelled in heavy rain and thunderstorms.

9. Dinosaurland, Porto Cristo

The park shares a bus stop with the Coves dels Hams. A visit takes 1 to 1.5 hours, and pushchairs are fine (Dinosaurland).

• Price: €19.50 for adults, €13.50 for children aged 3 to 12, €1 less online. Free up to age 2.
• Open: all year according to the calendar, 10am–4.30pm
• Getting there: bus 401 to Dinosaurland – Coves Hams, right at the entrance
• Good to know: The Coves dels Hams at the same stop cost the same (€19.50 and €13.50) and work on a rainy day; it is 20 degrees down below (Coves dels Hams).

10. Sa Dragonera, Andratx

The island in the west is a nature park, and entry is free (GOIB, sa Dragonera). You get there by boat from Sant Elm, which according to the Government mostly runs from March to October. The shortest walk, to Na Miranda, is a 1.1 km loop that takes 30 minutes.

• Price: free entry; the Government does not give the boat fare
• Open: 1 May to 31 October, Monday to Friday 10am–4.30pm, weekends and public holidays until 6pm. From 1 November to 30 April 10am–2.30pm. Closed in rough seas.
• Good to know: Bring water and food.

Mallorca with kids on a rainy day

According to the operators, the caves work in any weather: the Coves del Drac, Coves d'Artà, Coves dels Hams and the Coves de Campanet (€17, or €9 for ages 4 to 12, about 40 minutes, Coves de Campanet). Add to that the Tren de Sóller with its closed carriages and Palma Aquarium with its indoor play area.

Closed in winter

Many leisure parks only open in season. If you are coming between November and March, bear this in mind:

• Western Water Park (Magaluf): closed from 1 November 2026 until the end of the year, according to its calendar
• Hidropark Alcúdia and Marineland: April to October only
• Jungle Parc: only until 1 November
• Natura Parc: closed from 22 December to 2 January
• Parc Natural de s'Albufera: closed until 2 November for work on paths and birdwatching hides (GOIB)

According to the operators, the Coves del Drac, the Coves d'Artà, the Coves de Campanet, the Tren de Sóller and Dinosaurland are open all year.

How we chose

We included days out with an official operator website that gives the price, age limit and opening times, spread across the whole island and across different types: caves, animals, water, climbing, trains and nature. Places that only give "from" prices (Katmandu Park, Safari Zoo) or whose website did not seem trustworthy to us are not on the list. Most operators don't date their prices, so we give the date we checked them and review the list regularly.