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Ibiza: Catamaran Cruise with BBQ & Unlimited DrinksYou’ll sail Ibiza’s southwest coast by catamaran, pausing to swim in turquoise waters at Cala Comte and Cala Bassa. There’s plenty of time for snorkeling or just floating around before enjoying a relaxed BBQ lunch onboard—with unlimited beer and sangria always close by. Expect sun-warmed skin, easy laughter, and those quiet moments you’ll remember later.
Wine Tasting in Pollença, Mallorca: Sommelier-Guided, 5 WinesA wine-tasting activity in Pollença, Mallorca, where you taste at least 5 handpicked wines from across the island, guided by a sommelier through flavor profiles and origins over 2.5 hours in a small group of up to 8 people. The sommelier speaks English or Dutch, and the tasting includes local snacks and water; sessions can also be held at your villa, finca or yacht if you arrange it in advance.Is it for me?The shared rooftop setting works best if you want to taste with others and learn from a sommelier's expertise in a relaxed group. If you prefer a completely private session tailored entirely to your group's interests, arrange it at your villa, finca or yacht instead.
Sunset Sailing Catamaran with BBQ: MallorcaA three-hour sunset sailing activity on a catamaran along Mallorca's coast includes barbecue dinner, snorkelling equipment and time to swim in the Mediterranean Sea. The boat has a wide deck and hammocks for relaxing while the guide (available in English, Spanish, Italian, French and one additional language) points out the light shifting across the water as you return to port.Is it for me?Book this if you want a structured evening where the boat departure, three-course dinner, and swim timing all sync with the sunset rather than chasing the light on your own schedule.
Kayaking & Hiking Sa Dragonera from Sant ElmKayak and hike adventure from Sant Elm to Sa Dragonera, a protected island off Mallorca's southwest coast, combining paddling, a guided hike to Far de Tramuntana lighthouse, and time to swim and snorkel in a small pebble beach. A professional guide leads groups in English, Spanish or German, provides all equipment and safety briefing, and adjusts the route for weather and sea conditions. No kayaking experience needed; children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?The day involves four hours of paddling, hiking and water time, so it suits active travelers comfortable on the water and ready for a real climb. If you prefer to sit and be driven to a viewpoint, a motorboat tour from a different operator will feel easier—this one asks you to move.
Mallorca Dolphin Watching Small-Group Boat Tour: 35+ minutes with dolphinsA 2-hour dolphin watching boat tour departing from Port Alcudia in northern Mallorca, with a modern vessel holding only 36 passengers instead of the 150 on larger boats. You get a swift 40-minute journey to the dolphin habitat and over 35 minutes observing them in their natural waters, with departures at 6:00 AM for sunrise or 8:00 AM for a calmer morning. A multilingual guide in English, Spanish, Italian, French and another language leads the tour; children from age 6 are welcome.Is it for me?The 40-minute crossing is short enough that you can fit this into a morning and still have the afternoon free for other Mallorca plans, or you can anchor your whole day around the sunrise or the quieter 8:00 AM departure without the long boat ride eating into the rest of your itinerary.
Snorkeling in Sant Elm: Kayak to Cala en Tió with cavesKayak and snorkel from Sant Elm, a fishing village on Mallorca's northwest coast, paddling three hours to Cala en Tió and back. You get kayak, paddles, life vest, snorkel gear and water shoes; a guide in English, Spanish or German stays with you the whole way, teaches you about Dragonera island and its history, and brings you safely back to shore. No experience needed, and the route adjusts if weather turns.Is it for me?The trip starts and ends in Sant Elm itself, so you don't need a car or a ride to a distant beach—the guide meets you at the village and brings you back there when the day is done.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Blue Cave boat tour with equipmentA 3-hour boat snorkeling tour along Mallorca's northeastern coast, departing from Alcudia Beach and visiting the Blue Cave, Cap Farrutx, Sa Cova Gran and secluded coves with snorkel equipment and paddleboards provided. The boat stops for swimming inside the Blue Cave when weather permits, and a professional captain navigates the best routes of the area. Children from age 3 are welcome, and the pace suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The boat moves between stops rather than staying in one place, so you're comfortable with a morning or afternoon on the water and ready to get in and out of the sea at each cove. The 3-hour pace is steady without being rushed, which means you spend real time snorkeling instead of just passing through.
Catamaran sailing Palma: BBQ and swimming in Cala VellaA catamaran tour from Palma sails into the Bay toward Cala Vella, a nature reserve where the boat anchors for swimming, a BBQ prepared on board, and paddleboard time in the Mediterranean. The catamaran holds 57 but takes only 36 people, keeping the deck uncrowded. Children from age 1 are welcome, and the route adjusts for weather.Is it for me?Book this if you're based in Palma city center without a car—the boat launches directly from the port with no transfer needed, and paddle boards are included so you won't need to rent separately.
Sea kayak adventure Cala Sant Vicenç: Hidden caves & snorkelingA guided sea kayak adventure in Cala Sant Vicenç, Mallorca, where you paddle through hidden sea caves, stop to snorkel in crystal-clear water and swim in secluded coves along the northern coast. The guide speaks English or Spanish, children are welcome from age 7, and all kayak gear and snorkeling equipment are included; the 2.5-hour outing suits beginners and families as much as it does experienced paddlers.Is it for me?Book this if you want to move through the water under your own power and reach places larger boats cannot go—the kayak and the guide's knowledge of the coastline are what make the hidden caves and the clearest snorkeling spots accessible in a single morning.
Cala Mondrago Sunset Cruise Mallorca: Private CatamaranA private 2-hour sunset cruise on a catamaran in Cala Mondrago, Mallorca, where you sail the coastline as the sun drops, with champagne, local snacks, snorkeling equipment and a live English-speaking guide included. The boat carries a restroom, WiFi and a sound system; alcohol is served to adults only.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling as a couple or a small group and want the sunset without the crowds of a shared boat—the catamaran is private, so the timing and the mood stay yours.
Snorkeling in Mallorca sea caves: Kayak, swim, exploreA three-hour kayaking and snorkeling activity in Mallorca where you paddle along the coast with an experienced guide, enter natural sea caves, swim and snorkel in turquoise water, and explore hidden coves accessible only by kayak. Life vest, snorkeling gear, water shoes and a waterproof container are provided; a support boat follows for safety. Lunch (sandwich, cereal bar and water) is included. Live guides speak English and Spanish; minimum age is 14, and swimmers with moderate fitness are best suited.Is it for me?The activity starts from a point reachable by public transport, which means you don't need to arrange a car or transfer to join—book the time that fits your schedule and take the bus or local transport to meet the group.
Mallorca wine tasting tour: Two bodegas, small groupSa Clasta Wine Tours is a small-group wine tasting tour in Mallorca that visits two bodegas with 3–4 tastings at each, plus a traditional Mallorcan lunch of tapas eaten alongside the wines. The tour includes pickup and drop-off anywhere on the island, runs 5 to 6 hours, and operates with a live guide in English or Spanish. Bookings require 24–48 hours for confirmation.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste at two contrasting wineries with 3–4 tastings each, at a pace set by your group rather than a fixed schedule.
Kayak Tour to Malgrats Islands from Santa Ponsa: Marine Natural Reserve accessA half-day kayak tour from Santa Ponsa along Mallorca's coastline to the Natural Reserve of the Malgrats Islands, with experienced guides, equipment and hotel pickup from the Calvia area included. You paddle through Mediterranean waters, swim in turquoise coves, and see marine life and reefs in a protected reserve. Guides speak English, Spanish and German; minimum age is 12, and moderate fitness is required.Is it for me?Book this tour if you have a free afternoon in Santa Ponsa and want to paddle without owning a kayak or driving to the launch point yourself. The four-hour window fits between a late breakfast and an evening meal, and the Calvia pickup means you don't need a rental car to get there.
Mallorca North Coast: Nature tour with swimming & Deià lunchYou’ll swim in hidden coves, hike through pine forests scented with salt and resin, wander stone villages like Deià, and share lunch at a local spot. With private transport and snorkeling gear included, you’ll feel Mallorca’s wild side — plus those quiet moments you’ll remember long after the trip.
Palma Self-Guided Audio Tour: Cathedral, Almudaina & Hidden BarsYou’ll stroll through Palma with stories in your ear—cathedrals, palaces, hidden bars—all at your own pace. This audio tour lets you pause for coffee or wander off-route whenever something catches your eye. It feels like exploring with a friend who knows every shortcut and secret corner.
Private Sailboat Day in Mallorca: Tramuntana Coast with CaptainA full-day private sailboat experience on Mallorca's Tramuntana Coast, where you sail under sea cliffs with a local captain, swim and snorkel at secluded stops, and paddle a SUP board in clear water. The boat is yours alone, the captain speaks English or Spanish, and snorkeling gear plus the paddle board are included. Seven hours total; suitable for all fitness levels, and infants sit with an adult.Is it for me?Book this if you want to sail and swim on your own terms without a fixed itinerary or a group schedule — the boat is private, the captain knows the coast, and you choose how long to stay at each stop and whether to snorkel, paddle, or simply float in the water.
Mallorca Private Sailing: Traditional Llaüt Charter in Palma BayYou board a traditional wooden llaüt and navigate Palma Bay at your own pace, passing the Cathedral and anchoring at hidden coves like Illetas and Punta Negra. The charter includes snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, a Mallorcan charcuterie board with local meats and cheese, water and drinks. Half-day and full-day options let you choose how long to stay, and the captain handles navigation while you swim, snorkel, or simply drift.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to sail Palma Bay without arranging a boat, managing a group, or sticking to a fixed itinerary — the private charter and included meals and equipment mean you show up and the day unfolds on your terms.
Full-day sailing cruise Mallorca: Snorkel Es TrencA full-day sailing cruise along Mallorca's southwestern coast departing from Cala d'Or, with stops at Es Trenc, Llpmbarts, and Calo des Moro for snorkeling and swimming. The boat carries snorkeling gear, SUP boards, towels and refreshments; a live English-speaking guide tailors the route to what your group wants to do—water activities, beach time, or simply cruising—and lunch at a seaside restaurant is arranged separately. Eight hours on the water, suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The day runs eight hours at an easy pace—no early start, no strenuous hiking, no time pressure at any stop. If your group wants to move between coves without a fixed schedule and spend as much time in the water as you want, this flexibility is what makes it work.
Cala Millor mini jeep tour: Drive the coast yourselfA mini jeep sightseeing tour of Mallorca's east coast near Cala Millor and Cala Bona where you take the wheel yourself, with a guide navigating the route. The tour stops at a high mountain overlook, a clifftop monastery, swimming spots, Porto Cristo harbour and the Caves of Drach, with water and fuel included. Choose between a 3-hour or 4-hour option depending on which stops suit your day.Is it for me?You're comfortable driving on paved roads and want to see Mallorca's east coast from behind the wheel instead of a passenger seat—this puts you in control of the pace while a guide handles the route and the stops.
Mallorca: SUP & Snorkeling Tour Mondragó, S'Amarador & TrencadaYou’ll swim through turquoise coves at Mondragó, try stand-up paddleboarding at S’Amarador (don’t worry if you fall in!), and relax under pine trees at Trencada beach. With all gear provided and a laid-back local guide handling logistics, you can just focus on sun-warmed sand and salty swims — plus a few laughs along the way.
