Things to do with kids in Mallorca: more family activities

October 27, 2026
More things to do with kids in Mallorca

If you are looking for different things to do with kids in Mallorca, here is a selection of attractions and activities to enjoy as a family, beyond the walks, beaches and routes we usually recommend on Turisme Petit.

We have brought together ideas for a wide range of interests: themed mini golf, interactive museums, virtual reality experiences, escape rooms, indoor play centres, farms and other activities across the island.

These places complement our usual guides and offer useful alternatives when you are wondering what to do with kids in Mallorca, whether you fancy trying something different or simply discovering somewhere new.

Ideas for family days out in Mallorca

At Turisme Petit, we usually recommend places we have visited ourselves. We believe that sharing real experiences is the best way to help other families. However, Mallorca also has plenty of potentially interesting activities that, for various reasons, we have not yet had the chance to try.

That is why we have put together this guide. It includes activities we think are worth considering, based on information we have checked, with the aim of giving families a broader picture of what Mallorca has to offer. None of these places is included as part of an advertising partnership or for commercial reasons: we simply think they could be a good option for many families.

Sea Golf (Magaluf)

For a different family activity in Mallorca, Sea Golf combines traditional mini golf with a carefully designed underwater theme. Its courses feature obstacles, decorative figures and settings that make a round enjoyable for both children and adults.

It is close to Magaluf’s seafront promenade, making it a good option after a day at the beach or for an afternoon out in the area.

The Lost Island Mini Golf & Bar (Santa Ponça)

The Lost Island Mini Golf & Bar is a pirate-themed mini golf course with ships, treasure caves and tropical settings. It combines a family game with a carefully designed adventure atmosphere.

After your round, there is a bar with a terrace where you can have a drink while the children continue enjoying the surroundings.

Mallorca Bowling (Palma)

If the weather is not on your side, or you simply fancy trying something different, Mallorca Bowling offers plenty to keep the family entertained. Alongside its bowling lanes, there are arcade games, pool tables, table football, karaoke and a bar-restaurant, making it a good place to spend a few hours together.

They also organise birthday parties, celebrations and group activities. Bumpers and bowling ramps help younger children join in the game.

Fantasy Museum (Palma)

Fantasy Museum is an interactive museum designed to surprise children and adults alike. Its rooms feature themed settings, optical illusions and backdrops for taking unusual photographs, offering a different experience right in the centre of Palma.

It is particularly suited to families with children and teenagers who enjoy taking fun photos as they explore. This is one visit where you will definitely want your phone handy!

FOKO Immersive Gallery (Palma)

FOKO Immersive Gallery is a space dedicated to digital art and immersive experiences. Light, sound and projections create a journey designed to surprise visitors of all ages. Interactive installations and imaginative settings make visitors part of the experience.

It could be a good option for families with curious children or teenagers looking for something different, especially on rainy days or when you fancy an unusual activity in central Palma.

Another World VR (Palma)

Another World VR specialises in virtual reality experiences, allowing children, teenagers and adults to explore digital worlds using VR technology. Its selection includes cooperative games, adventures, virtual escape rooms and experiences for different ages and ability levels.

It is an option for families with older children who fancy something different, particularly on rainy days or when you would like to try a technology-based activity. They also organise birthday parties and corporate events.

Mission Escape: escape rooms in Palma

Mission Escape offers a range of themed adventures in which players solve puzzles, find clues and work together to complete their mission before time runs out.

The rooms have different difficulty levels, and some can be enjoyed by families with children old enough to take part. Check the recommended age for your chosen game before booking.

QuestQuest Escape Room (Palma)

QuestQuest Escape Room offers themed adventures built around observation, logic and teamwork. Its rooms are designed for groups of friends and families who enjoy an immersive experience with challenges and puzzles to solve.

As with other escape rooms, check the recommended minimum age for each game before booking.

Super Rabbit (Palma)

Super Rabbit is one of Mallorca’s largest indoor children’s leisure centres. Its more than 4,000 m² include trampolines, adventure courses, a climbing wall, a zip line, slides, a ball pit and extensive play areas for different ages, making it an option for family outings throughout the year.

It also hosts children’s birthday parties, school trips and group activities, and has a café and a seating area for families.

Fresópolis Mallorca (Llucmajor)

Fresópolis Mallorca is an organic farm and educational space where families can discover rural life through guided visits, workshops and activities involving animals, farming and the environment.

It is an interesting option for a relaxed, educational outing with children, combining time in nature with outdoor learning. They also organise school visits, family activities and birthday celebrations during much of the year.

Parque Ferroviario de Marratxí: miniature railway park

The Parque Ferroviario de Marratxí is one of Mallorca’s more unusual family attractions. Run by the Club Ferroviario Vaporista de Mallorca, it offers rides on miniature trains around an outdoor circuit, an experience that appeals to young children and railway enthusiasts alike.

Entry to the grounds and the museum is free. For train rides, a voluntary donation of €2.50 per person is requested to help maintain the facilities and railway equipment.

Bear in mind that the park does not open every day. For most of the year, it opens on Sunday mornings. In June, July and September, it opens on Saturday afternoons to avoid the hottest part of the day. It is closed in August. Opening dates may also change because of bad weather or technical issues, so check the latest calendar before visiting.

Museu del Ferrocarril Mallorca – SFM (Son Carrió)

The Museu del Ferrocarril de Mallorca opened in late 2025 and explores the history of rail travel on the island. Historic locomotives and carriages sit alongside audiovisual displays, immersive experiences and interactive features designed to engage visitors of all ages.

Housed in the former station at Son Carrió, in the municipality of Sant Llorenç des Cardassar, it is an interesting outing for families with young train enthusiasts and anyone keen to discover a less familiar part of Mallorca’s industrial heritage.

Motorworld Mallorca (Palma)

Motorworld Mallorca is dedicated to the world of motoring, displaying classic, sports and collectors’ cars in a setting that brings together exhibitions, vehicle restoration, shops and places to eat. Admission is free, making it an interesting stop for families with car-loving children.

It also hosts temporary exhibitions, launches and motoring events throughout the year, so what you see may vary depending on when you visit.

Tip: admission is free, but parking is charged. If you prefer to avoid this cost, you can use public transport or look for parking nearby, depending on availability.

Museu del Calçat i de la Indústria (Inca)

The Museu del Calçat i de la Indústria explores the importance of shoemaking in Mallorca through historic machinery, tools, photographs and a carefully curated collection tracing the development of one of the island’s best-known industries. The visit combines history, heritage and interactive displays for a wide range of visitors.

Alongside its permanent collection, the museum organises workshops, family activities and temporary exhibitions throughout the year. Admission is free, with the option of making a voluntary donation, making it an appealing cultural outing with children.

Fundació Miró Mallorca (Palma)

Fundació Miró Mallorca offers an introduction to Joan Miró’s creative world through his studios, gardens and exhibition spaces. Alongside its permanent collection, it regularly organises workshops, guided visits and family activities that introduce children and adults to contemporary art through participation.

On arrival, visitors are also given a special postcard and envelope. As you explore, if a work inspires you, you can collect one of the phrases or reflections associated with it and keep it in your envelope. By the end, you will have put together your own collection of quotes or sparks of inspiration, echoing Miró’s habit of collecting things that caught his attention. It is a small detail that makes the visit more engaging for children.

It is a good choice for families looking for a different cultural outing in Palma, especially at weekends or during holiday periods, when family activities are often scheduled. It has its own car park.

CaixaForum Palma

CaixaForum Palma offers a year-round cultural programme with exhibitions, children’s workshops, performances, family visits and educational activities for different ages. The programme changes regularly, so check what is on before visiting.

The centre occupies Palma’s historic Gran Hotel, one of Mallorca’s most notable examples of Modernista architecture, designed by Lluís Domènech i Montaner. It is worth taking a few minutes to admire its impressive façade and interior details, even if you are not attending an activity.

With its varied programme and location in Palma’s historic centre, it is a useful option for a cultural outing with children, particularly on rainy days or during school holidays.

Museu Marítim de Mallorca

The Museu Marítim de Mallorca preserves and shares the island’s maritime heritage through exhibitions, educational activities and events for a wide range of visitors. It offers a chance to explore Mallorca’s close relationship with the sea through history, culture and hands-on learning.

It currently has two locations. The Museu de la Mar, in Port de Sóller, traces the history of the harbour and local seafaring over the past 250 years. The Museu Marítim de Mallorca – C.C. Ses Voltes, in Palma, takes a broader look at the island’s maritime history, covering subjects such as marine conservation, traditional trades, food, underwater archaeology and the role of women in maritime life.

  • Locations:
    Museu Marítim de Mallorca – C.C. Ses Voltes: Passeig d’Alt Murada, 1A, Palma.
    Museu de la Mar: Carrer de Santa Catalina d’Alexandria, s/n, Port de Sóller.
  • More information: Museu Marítim de Mallorca official website.

Walking and nature will remain at the heart of Turisme Petit, but we also believe it is worth sharing the other activities that add to Mallorca’s family attractions. We hope this selection gives you ideas for new outings and helps you keep enjoying the island as a family.


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