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Private Yacht Tour Mallorca: Sailing & Snorkeling from PalmaA private motor yacht tour in Mallorca departs from Palma with a professional captain, taking small groups to coves for snorkeling, paddleboarding and swimming. The yacht Run Wild carries snorkeling equipment, floats and paddleboards; fuel, appetizers and refreshments are included. Tours run half-day (4 hours) or full-day (8 hours), with departures in English or Spanish.Is it for me?A half-day tour leaves your morning or evening free, while a full-day option claims the whole day on the water—choose based on what else you want to do in Mallorca and how long you want to stay anchored in a single cove without moving between stops.
Palma Old Town Walking Tour with Wine, Ham & Cheese TastingA 2.5-hour walking tour of Palma's old town that mixes the city's plazas and market with a seated food and wine tasting, led by a local guide in English, Spanish or French. You walk at an easy pace through real neighborhoods, learn how Majorcan food culture works, and taste wine, ham and cheese in a relaxed atmosphere—designed as an introduction to the city rather than a rushed food crawl.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, the tour fits easily into a morning or early afternoon and leaves the rest of your day free—ideal if you want to understand Palma's food and neighborhoods without committing to a full-day schedule, or if you're arriving early in your stay and want a guided introduction before exploring on your own.
Snorkeling and paddleboarding in Mallorca: Bay of Palma cavesSnorkel and paddleboard in Mallorca's Bay of Palma marine reserve aboard a modern speedboat, with two stops to explore underwater life and sea caves. The boat carries snorkeling gear and paddleboards; the guide leads both water activities and handles the route through protected coves and cliff landscapes. Three hours total, suitable for all fitness levels.Is it for me?The boat moves between two snorkeling sites and stays anchored at each, so you're in and out of the water on your own schedule rather than following a timed itinerary—good for anyone who wants to linger underwater or take a break between stops without holding up the group.
Catamaran sunset sailing Palma de Mallorca: Tapas and swimmingA four-hour catamaran sailing from Palma de Mallorca that departs the port with a welcome glass of cava, sails to Cala Vella nature reserve for swimming in clear water, serves tapas and canapés on board during the sunset, and returns through the illuminated harbor. The catamaran holds 57 but accepts only 36 guests to prioritize comfort.Is it for me?Book this if you want a guided sailing experience with dinner included, so your evening is structured from start to finish rather than piecing together separate activities.
Private Sunset Sailing Yacht Tour Mallorca: 2.5 HoursA private sunset sailing tour on the Bay of Palma lasts 2.5 hours and takes you to a sheltered cove where you choose between swimming, snorkeling, paddle boarding or simply watching the light change over the water with a drink in hand. The sailboat is reserved for your group only. Cava, water, snorkeling gear and a paddle board are included; meals are not.Is it for me?The tour is private to your group, which means no strangers on deck and the boat's pace and stops shaped around what your party wants to do. Book this if you want the sunset and the water to yourself, with the option to swim, snorkel or paddle board in the cove without anyone else deciding the itinerary.
Ceramic Workshop Mallorca: Hand-Building in a Valley StudioYou'll learn hand-building ceramic techniques in a small group, create your own piece with full support, and spend two hours in a restored olive grove with views of the Tramontana mountains. Coffee or tea is included, and the workshop is designed so you leave knowing how to work with clay independently. Public transport is nearby, and all fitness levels are welcome.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to slow down and learn a skill without pressure, or anyone looking for a quiet, creative break during a Mallorca vacation. Expect a small group and a pace set by your own hands—this isn't a rushed demo, it's two hours of actual work with clay.
Dolphin Watching at Dawn in Alcúdia: Small Group Boat TourA small-group dolphin watching boat tour departing at dawn from Alcúdia port, with a 99% chance of spotting dolphins near Cape Formentor's UNESCO-listed cliffs. The boat carries 12 people maximum and includes snorkelling equipment; on the return, you stop at Es Coll Baix beach to swim in clear water before heading back to port. The entire outing takes 3 hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want dolphins without a large crowd—12 people maximum means you're not jostling for space or a view. The early start and short duration fit a morning activity before the rest of your day begins.
Palma de Mallorca: Electric Scooter Rental & Seafront RideYou rent an electric scooter from central Palma, get a safety briefing and helmet, then ride the city's network of bike lanes at your own pace. The seafront cycle path and beach are reachable in under ten minutes; the old town walls and quieter streets are yours to explore without a driver's license or time limit. Pick your own route, stop when you want, and return the scooter when you're done.Is it for me?Pick this if you want to cover more of Palma than walking allows, without the commitment of a guided tour or the hassle of arranging a car—the bike lanes mean you can explore safely at your own speed, and the ten-minute ride to the beach makes it worth doing even for a short visit.
Palma Airport Transfer: Luxury Van & Meet-Greet ServiceYou're picked up by name at Palma de Mallorca Airport with a professional driver and luxury van, then driven to your Palma hotel with all fees included upfront. The service includes 60 minutes of free waiting time with flight tracking, so late arrivals don't trigger extra charges, and the van accommodates up to six passengers. No negotiation, no surprises—just door-to-door transport with luggage help and bottled water included.Is it for me?Book this if you land in Palma with luggage and want the transfer arranged before you arrive—fixed pricing and flight tracking mean you step out of the terminal knowing exactly where your ride is and what it costs.
Private sailing tour Mallorca: Swim and snorkel from PalmaA private sailing tour from Club de Mar in Palma, Mallorca, where you board a yacht with a captain, sail to an anchorage for swimming and snorkeling, then return along the coast. The boat raises sails when conditions allow; you choose between morning and afternoon departures. Cava, beer, soft drinks, water and tapas are included, along with snorkeling gear and a paddleboard.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want the rest of your day free after sailing back to Palma, or the afternoon slot if you're building the day around this one. Either way, you're on a private boat with no other passengers, so the pace and the stops are yours to shape.
Sunset Snorkeling in Palma: Small-Group Yacht with TapasA small-group sunset cruise on a sailing yacht in the Bay of Palma with skipper and host, snorkeling gear, Spanish tapas, and open bar. The boat holds 10 guests maximum and departs in the late afternoon for a 3-hour sail that ends as Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle light up at dusk. Minimum age is 13; the experience runs in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Choose the shared experience if you want to meet other travelers and split the cost; book it private if your group wants the whole yacht to yourselves. Either way, the small size — 10 guests maximum — is what keeps the sail calm and the snorkeling unhurried, so you are not competing for space or waiting for a guide to move the group along.
Mahon Harbour Boat Tour with Gin Distillery: MenorcaThis 7 to 8 hour tour from your Menorca hotel combines a glass-bottom boat cruise through Mahon's natural harbour with a walking tour of the capital's Georgian townhouses and baroque churches, a visit to the Xoriguer distillery for a gin tasting, and free time to browse the city centre. Transport, admission fees and a live English-speaking guide are included; the tour ends around 1:30 pm, with return travel taking 30 minutes to 2 hours depending on your hotel location.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you want both water and street views of Mahon in one outing—the glass-bottom boat and distillery visit anchor the day, with walking and free time woven around them.
Llevant Natural Park boat trip: Snorkel and paddle surf, MallorcaA three-hour boat trip in Mallorca departs for Es Calo and Arenalet de Aubarca, where you swim and snorkel in crystal-clear water, try paddle surfing, and explore two sea caves carved into the Llevant Natural Park cliffs. Snorkel gear, paddleboards, a skipper and crew are included; children from age 3 are welcome.Is it for me?The three-hour duration leaves the morning or afternoon free for other activities, so you can fit this into a day that includes a meal ashore or a visit to another part of Mallorca. If you want a full-day excursion or a longer time in the water, look for a different boat trip.
Ibiza: Kayak & Snorkel Sunset Tour with CavesYou paddle a kayak along Ibiza's limestone cliffs, stop to snorkel in clear sea beds, explore sea caves at water level, and watch the sunset from the water. Kayak and snorkel gear are provided, along with photos of the activity. The whole experience runs 2–3 hours, and you return to the starting point as light fades.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Ibiza's caves and underwater life without arranging your own kayak rental and route — the guide's knowledge of safe snorkeling spots and cave locations is what makes the sunset timing work and keeps the whole experience inside one afternoon.
Inca & Serra de Tramuntana E-bike Tour: Oil Mill TastingA half-day e-bike tour through the Serra de Tramuntana starting in Inca, visiting seven villages on secondary roads away from traffic. You ride 41 kilometers on an electric bike with a local guide who speaks Spanish or German, stop at a working olive mill to learn the traditional production process and taste oils, and visit a workshop in Lloseta to sample the Cardenal de Lloseta pastry. The route is easy, with 310 meters of climbing and descent, and takes 4 to 5 hours total.Is it for me?Book this if you want to ride through mountain villages and stop to taste local products—the e-bikes handle the climbs so you're moving under your own power, not watching from a seat.
Snorkeling and paddle surfing in Mallorca from Santa PonçaA 2.5-hour private boat trip from Santa Ponça along Mallorca's southwest coast with snorkeling equipment, paddle boards and drinks included. You swim and snorkel at Cala Fornells and Camp de Mar Bay, explore a sea cave by boat, and pass the Malgrats Islands marine reserve on the return. The skipper is a local who speaks English or Spanish and handles navigation while you choose when to get in the water.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling as a couple or small group and want to swim and snorkel without renting a car or joining a crowded tour—the skipper handles the boat while you decide when to get in the water at each cove.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Sunset Catamaran to Cala VellaA 4.5-hour sunset catamaran cruise from Palma through the marine reserve to Cala Vella in Mallorca, with snorkeling gear, an onboard slide, drinks and catering included. Three deck zones let you choose your vibe—general seating, a reserved terrace with sea views, or the VIP lounge with sunbeds and premium service. The boat runs Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday with a DJ on board.Is it for me?Book Premium or VIP if you want reserved space and a second drink—the terrace and sunbeds fill up fast on sunset departures. General admission works just as well if you're happy on the main deck and don't mind the open seating; you get the same snorkeling stop, the same slide, and the same food.
Adult Only Sunset Catamaran Palma Bay: Cava & SwimmingAn adults-only sunset catamaran cruise from Palma de Mallorca sails the south coast of Mallorca for 3.5 hours, stopping for a swim in a cove and passing the Cathedral at dusk. The catamaran holds 57 but takes a maximum of 32 passengers, keeping the deck uncrowded. Cava, appetizers and homemade desserts are included; snorkel gear and paddle surf boards are available. Meet 15 minutes before departure; public transport reaches the pier, though parking is tight if you drive.Is it for me?Book this if you prefer an evening departure and want to swim and watch the sunset as part of a shared group of up to 32 rather than arranging a private boat.
Mallorca Airport to Magaluf: Private Transfer & Meet-GreetYou're met at arrivals with a name board and driven directly to your Magaluf accommodation in a private premium car or minivan. The driver tracks your flight and adjusts pickup time for delays; all tolls, parking, and taxes are included. The 60-minute wait from landing gives you time to clear customs and collect bags without rushing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to step out of the airport straight into a car without arranging transport, negotiating fares, or waiting in a taxi queue — the fixed price and flight tracking mean your arrival is settled before you even land.
Dolphin Watching Mallorca: Southwest Coast CatamaranA licensed dolphin watching excursion on the southwest coast of Mallorca aboard a catamaran or fast cruiser, with a multilingual audio guide system on your smartphone and the option to add a swimming stop. Departures run throughout the day from three different ports, and the crew navigates toward areas with the highest probability of sightings.Is it for me?The multilingual audio guide means you follow the commentary in your own language at your own pace, so language is never a barrier — families with children and mixed-language groups can all stay engaged without anyone missing what's happening on the water.
