Are there any guided hiking tours on the island that welcome dogs?

Guided hikes that allow dogs can be found here, especially around popular walking areas such as the Serra de Tramuntana or coastal routes near Cala Mondrago and Formentor. Tour operators who welcome well-behaved dogs typically emphasize the importance of leash control and ensuring pets are comfortable in group settings. Some specialist guides even tailor dog-friendly hikes, combining scenic trails with stops where both owner and dog can relax and rehydrate.

The network of TIB buses makes it easy to access trailheads where these hikes start, especially from towns like Sóller or Pollensa. For those aiming to explore less crowded paths, the Ma-10 road along the Tramuntana offers stunning panoramas and quieter footpaths. Before booking, it's wise to confirm with the company about specific policies covering leash requirements, dog permits if any, and resting points along the route.

Local outdoor shops and hiking groups around Palma, Alcudia, or Manacor are also valuable resources for discovering dog-friendly excursions. Bringing essentials such as water bowls, snacks, and a secure harness will help ensure an enjoyable experience. Whether wandering through olive groves near Valldemossa or coastal pine forests by Cala Llombards, these hikes can be a rewarding way to share the island’s natural beauty with your four-legged companion.