Cala Millor Trike Tour !!! Driving licence class B sufficient !!!

This has been on my Husbands bucket list for years. He really enjoyed every minute of it. He met up at 10, they taught him how to ride the trike and then went around the area and was out until about 3.30. They provided water as it was really hot . The grumpy German guide who translated into English was the only negative. Would definitely recommend.

First off the pricing is a little difficult to follow. In essence you’re paying for one trike not the number of occupants. Each trike has one driver and two passengers. This is a difficult one to write. We both enjoyed the actual trike ride itself. I haven’t ridden one before but within 15 mins had got the hang of it. My wife loved being ferried around watching the lovely countryside. We did four stops. Mont sion was stunning. The home made cheese cake, fresh orange juice and sandwiches were freshly made and delicious. The views were stunning. Sal Salvador again had stunning views and the road up there was a great drive. The other two stops were unfortunately car parks with a view of the sea??? The guides name was Mike and the group was made up of us and three German nationals. Although basic information was provided by the guide he only conversed with the other parties and this was in German. No attempt was made to include us in any conversation at all. Being honest this made us both feel rather uncomfortable and we both felt it was a case of us and them. A real shame and not conducive to modern society. We have based this review on all parts of the tour.

I opted for the trike tour and can thoroughly recommend it. Out for over 4 hours, 4 stops in beautiful locations, views from Monti-Sion were breathtaking and the road up to Sant Salvador has to be seen to be believed....just WOW!! Took plenty photo's but they don't do justice to these spectacular places. Go see it for yourselves

After travelling for over 1-1/2 hours from Puerto Pollensa, we were met by a grumpy Myke (Mike - a German) who clearly wasn't in the mood to welcome us. We felt the same with the receptionist too. The other two gentlemen there at the time were much better. We had booked to go on a trike and after doing all the paperwork, Myke told us to wait while he briefed 2 German families first. Then when it was my time (I am an Asian) I felt that he was rushing and just wanted to find faults from the very first minute. More noticeably was the fact that he spent no more than half the time briefing me than the time he spent with the other 2 German families. As an example: he did NOT adjust the brake paddle throw for me and yet I saw that he checked AND adjusted it for the other two German men. Yes, it needed adjustment for me too because the paddle was a tad too far. He also gave me the wrong instruction regarding which hand to use for gear changes. I used my right hand and he told me that it was wrong and should use my left instead - even almost insulting me by saying "you are from the UK so change with your left hand". The throttle is on the right handle and it is common practice to change gears with your throttle hand so that when you do, you do not run the risk of powering up the throttle as you change gears! I felt uncomfortable with this but seeing that Myle was one grumpy lad, I did not resist. I wanted to have a nice day out with the family, especially my son who was really looking forward to the trip. I would be proven right later as you will see. At one point I felt Myke was just looking for excuses to NOT have us because during the test run, as we entered a small roundabout, he told me to change from 1st to 2nd gear and then immediately screamed I was going too fast - I wasn't, it was no more than 5 kmph. Doesn't he know 2nd gear is faster than 1st gear?? This is AFTER he told me that at some parts of the outing we will be going faster than 80 kmph! After the test drive Myke went inside and spoke German to the receptionist, NOT realising although I am Asian and my wife is English, she speaks fluent German. Yes, and we know that Myke was rude, very rude about me in German. To be fair the receptionist asked if we wanted to go anyway despite Myke's opposition. I decided that the last thing I want is to spend the day with this rude guy so I said no. Buggies 4 Fun also provides buggies. We were interested in them as an alternative but there are three of us and the buggies are two-seaters. Daniel, who was in charge of the buggies, clearly was in disagreement with Myke's assessment and decision NOT to take us. So Daniel decided to ALSO take me out for a test drive with a trike. After this second test drive, Daniel told both the receptionist AND Myke that as far as he was concerned I was no different to any of the other drivers he had seen and that he had no issues with me driving a trike. During the test drive, Daniel also confirmed that one should change gears with the right hand! This way you will automatically let the gas back to low when changing gears. Summary, Buggies 4 Fun as a business looks fine to us. They need to look at their guide Myke though. Myke did not want to be there and had no interest in the customers unless they spoke native German. He should be fired and go back to Germany or wherever he came from. Being Asian I felt Myke is a bit racist and did not realise that my wife speaks German fluently so he was caught red-handed being rude about me. I recommend that anyone going to Buggies 4 Fun to see who is your guide on the day and avoid Myke. Daniel was very good. I DO NOT recommend going with Myke if you are not a native German. Lastly, I am sure a "Christian" will come on here to reply in defense of something but he needs to know this was an honest review. As I said above, the business itself is ok, the issue is the attitude of your staff Myke.

Trike tour with a 12 year old and two adults. I will start by saying a huge thank you for adding the transfer at the last minute 🙏 Mike was tour guide, not a man for small talk 🤣 but was a great guide. Its a big 1010 from all. I've never rode a bike or trike before and taking in Mike's advice change gear with right hand. I had no issues. We seen so much and I think it must have been 5 hours in total. 100% recommended