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Ibiza: Beach Hopping Catamaran Cruise with Food & PaddleboardsYou’ll float along Ibiza’s coast on a comfortable catamaran with stops at Cala Bassa and Cala Compte—swimming, paddleboarding, or just lounging with snacks and cold drinks in hand. Paddleboards and snorkel gear are included, plus a buffet lunch and plenty of space to stretch out. Expect laughter with strangers and those little moments where time slows down.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran with tapas & small groupSnorkeling on a catamaran from Palma de Mallorca with a skipper and hostess, maximum 10–12 people, and a welcome drink plus homemade tapas served on board. You choose between a 4-hour daytime sail with swimming and snorkeling or a 2-hour sunset tour. Snorkeling equipment, SUP boards and floats are provided; additional drinks are available to purchase.Is it for me?Book the 4-hour daytime sail if you want a full afternoon in the water with time to snorkel, paddle and soak up the sun; choose the 2-hour sunset tour if you're short on time but still want to sail and swim off the coast with drinks and appetizers on board.
Ibiza Boat Party: 3-Hour All-Inclusive Drinks & DJYou board at Playa d'en Bossa, cruise past Ibiza's famous beachfront hotels, swim in turquoise water, and spend three hours with a live DJ, all-inclusive drinks and food, and spontaneous celebration moments. The boat holds up to 250 guests daily, and you're back on shore by late afternoon.Is it for me?Right for travelers looking to meet people and spend an afternoon on the water without planning logistics — the boat runs daily, all drinks and food are covered, and the swim stop is built in. Minimum age is 18, and it's not suitable for anyone with spinal or cardiovascular concerns.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Kayak, Cave & Cliff JumpingA half-day multiadventure in northern Mallorca combines kayaking, sea cave exploration, cliff jumping, snorkeling and a beach picnic—all in one outing with equipment, guide and pickup included. The day runs three hours from a meeting point near Alcúdia, with activities suited to ages five and up and all fitness levels. Guides speak English, Spanish, French and German.Is it for me?The morning departure and three-hour pace suit anyone who wants a full range of water activities without committing a whole day—kayaking, a sea cave, optional cliff jumping and snorkeling all fit inside a single morning, leaving the afternoon free.
Boat Rental Santa Ponsa Mallorca: 5 People, No License RequiredYou’ll set off from Santa Ponsa behind your own wheel—no license needed—and trace the coast past Costa de la Calma and Paguera’s lively beaches. Swim or snorkel in Cala Fornells’ clear blue water and spot quiet corners only visible from the sea. With petrol included and an ice cooler for your drinks, you can just focus on drifting along—and maybe getting a little sunburnt.
Mallorca Catamaran Cruise: Swim, Snorkel & TapasA 4-hour small group catamaran cruise from Palma, Mallorca, where you swim, snorkel or paddleboard in turquoise Balearic waters, then return to the boat for homemade Spanish tapas and cocktails. The crew speaks English, Spanish and German, and all water equipment—snorkelling gear, SUP boards, floating devices—is provided. You choose how active your afternoon is: dive in or stay on deck.Is it for me?You get an afternoon that splits between doing and being still, with all the gear ready and no planning required—the small group size and included water equipment mean you can jump in or stay on deck without deciding in advance or paying extra for what you use.
Ibiza: West Coast Boat Trip with Drinks & Water SportsYou’ll feel Ibiza’s wild side as you sail along its west coast with drinks flowing, music playing, and plenty of chances to swim or paddle board in hidden coves. With fresh fruit always within reach and a local guide sharing stories, you’ll probably wish this 3-hour boat trip could last all day.
Mallorca Sunrise Balloon Tour: Mediterranean Views & ChampagneYou arrive before dawn at the launch site, watch the balloon inflate, and float over Mallorca's coast and neighboring islands as the sun rises. The flight includes WiFi and parking at the Globodromo, with hotel pickup available if you arrange it. A pilot confirms your exact departure time by WhatsApp the day before, so you know when to be ready. The whole experience takes a few hours from arrival to landing.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Mallorca from the air without arranging transport or timing yourself — the operator handles the weather window and confirms your slot the day before, leaving you to show up and float.
Palma de Mallorca: Cooking Class in 16th-Century WindmillYou’ll step into Palma’s oldest windmill for a hands-on Spanish cooking class led by locals who love sharing stories as much as recipes. Prepare classic dishes like tortilla and paella together, then gather at the long table for local wine and laughter. It’s not just about food—it’s about feeling part of Mallorca for an afternoon.Is it for me?You'll cook the entire menu yourself in a 16th-century windmill, learning the techniques that let you recreate these dishes at home.
Ibiza Kayak Tour: Paddle into sea cavesYou kayak from Cala Xarraca through northern Ibiza's clearest waters, paddle into sea caves, stop to snorkel with included gear at Cala Xuclar, and pass Black Point on the return where rock jumping is optional. It's a half-day tour suitable for most fitness levels, with small groups and no experience required.Is it for me?Right for travelers wanting a half-day water adventure without needing kayaking skills or arranging snorkel gear separately. The route covers caves, snorkelling, and optional jumps, which is what makes the morning or afternoon feel complete without eating your whole day.
Palma: E-Bike Old Town Tour & Bellver Castle ViewsYou’ll glide through Palma’s old town on an e-bike with a local guide—exploring hidden squares, pausing at La Seu Cathedral and Bellver Castle for sweeping views, and catching bits of city life along the way. Expect laughter, local stories, and moments that linger long after you’re done pedaling.
Ibiza: Snorkeling & Sea Cave Tour with SUP & DrinksYou’ll board a small boat in San Antonio for a snorkeling tour around Ibiza’s coves and caves. Swim with fish in clear water, try stand-up paddleboarding if you want, sip cold drinks between stops, and float into a massive sea cave if conditions allow. Expect spontaneous moments — sometimes plans change here — but that’s part of what makes it stick in your memory.
Mallorca: Quad Tour Countryside, Villages & Sea Swim BreakYou’ll ride quads through Mallorca’s countryside with a local guide, passing mountain roads and old villages before cooling off at a secret swimming spot (weather permitting). Expect laughter, real stories from locals, photo stops, and time to just breathe in the island air — plus your helmet is included so you’re set for adventure.
Ibiza: Cala Salada Beach Tour & North Coast SnorkelingYou’ll step aboard in San Antonio for a relaxed catamaran ride along Ibiza’s north coast—snorkeling gear ready, drinks flowing, and time to wander Cala Salada beach or try Mediterranean food at your own pace. Expect real local moments—a quick aquarium visit in a sea cave, laughter with your guide, maybe sticky fruit fingers—and plenty of space to just let go.
Menorca South Coast: Half-Day Boat Tour with Beach StopYou’ll cruise Menorca’s south coast by boat from Cala’n Bosch, gliding past famous beaches like Cala Macarella and Mitjana, with time for snorkeling or sliding straight into crystal water. A local guide shares stories as you relax in your chosen seat and soak up those wild island colors. It’s more than a half-day tour — it’s a memory that lingers long after salt dries on your skin.
Mallorca: Best Beaches & Coves Van Tour with Snorkel & SUPYou’ll swim in turquoise coves like Calo des Moro, snorkel along rocky cliffs with gear provided, and try paddle boarding at Cala Salmunia—all with a local guide handling every detail. Hotel pickup means no transport stress. You might even attempt a cliff jump or chat with fishermen by their painted houses. It’s an easygoing day where Mallorca feels personal.
Menorca: Private Island Tour by Land Rover with Cheese TastingYou’ll wind through Menorca’s secret backroads in a Land Rover with a local guide, explore ancient quarries and talayots, and taste Mahón cheese straight from the farm. Expect laughter over language mishaps and quiet moments among stone ruins—this is Menorca beyond the beaches.
Mallorca: Valldemossa, Deià & Sóller Full-Day Tour with SwimYou visit four distinct villages in the Tramuntana mountains — Valldemossa, Deià, Sóller, and Port de Sóller — with free time to explore each one at your own pace. Summer departures include a swim stop with snorkelling equipment. You'll see a private viewpoint and the chapel at Son Marroig, both spots known mainly to locals. Hotel pickup is included, and the tour keeps groups to a maximum of eight people.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see the real Mallorca — mountain villages, local viewpoints, and a working port — without arranging transport, timing stops yourself, or joining a group larger than eight. The small group size is what makes it possible to reach places bigger tours can't fit into.
Ibiza & Formentera: Private Sailing with Snorkeling & Paddle BoardsYou sail from Cala Jondal south along Ibiza's rocky coast, stop to snorkel in a secluded cove, paddle around Espalmador's natural reserve, and reach Formentera's Ses Illetes beach for lunch. The return journey gives you time to settle into the rhythm of open water before heading back. Snorkeling gear and paddle boards are on board; you bring or buy food, and the crew keeps it cold.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want a full day on the water without arranging your own boat, planning stops, or managing timing — the captain knows the route, the crew handles the sailing, and you show up ready to swim and paddle.
Mallorca Buggy Tours: Cala Millor & East Coast Scenic DrivesYou drive your own manual buggy on a guided four-hour route through Mallorca's east coast, stopping at Dragon Caves, mountain overlooks at 508 meters, a medieval monastery, and coastal bays. One tour includes a swimming stop; water and fuel are included. You need a valid Class B license held for at least five years and must be at least 19 years old.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore Mallorca's east coast at your own pace without arranging transport or finding viewpoints yourself—the guide handles navigation and timing, leaving you to focus on driving and the views.
