Palma & Inca Leather

This 4-hour private tour combines two very different sides of Mallorca: the Gothic architecture of central Palma and the market-town character of Inca.

Your guide begins at the Cathedral of Santa Maria, known as La Seu, ordered built in 1230 under King Jaume I and largely completed by 1601. From there, you take a panoramic drive past the Almudaina Palace, the former royal residence that sits beside the cathedral, before heading inland to Inca, about 18 miles (30km) from Palma.

Inca has long been known as the island's center for leather goods, home to shops and factory outlets where you can browse shoes, bags, and other leather items, often at better prices than in Palma. If your visit falls on a Thursday, you'll also catch Inca's weekly market, one of the largest on the island, with stalls selling everything from produce to clothing. Before heading back, you have time to try local specialties like ensaimada, Mallorca's iconic spiral pastry, and sobrasada, a cured Mallorcan sausage.