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Mallorca Boat Trip: Calo des Moro & Es Pontàs SnorkelYou board a RIB boat at Cala Figuera and cruise the southeast Mallorca coast, passing Es Pontàs and Cala Santanyí before reaching Calo des Moro for a thirty-minute swim in clear water. Snorkeling gear, drinks, and a professional skipper are included in the roughly three-hour trip, which gets you to beaches that have no road access.Is it for me?Book this if you want to reach Mallorca's boat-only beaches without a long hike or a rental car—the fixed route and professional skipper handle the navigation and timing, leaving you free to swim and look.
Jet Boat Excursion South West Mallorca: Snorkeling & Sea ScootersA jet boat excursion along the southwest coast of Mallorca takes you to Portal Vells cove, where you choose between snorkeling, Sublue underwater sea scooters and stand-up paddleboards, with ice-cold refreshments included. The whole outing runs two hours, and guides speak English, Spanish or French. Children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?You're in a shared group on a guided boat, so the pace and stops are set—this suits anyone who wants the experience without building the itinerary. If you want to choose your own watersport in the cove and move at your own speed once you're in the water, the setup here gives you that freedom within the group structure.
Ibiza: 3 Nightclub & Pool Party Passes, 7 DaysYou choose any 3 clubs or pool parties from seven venues and use them over 7 days — one weekend or spread across the week. Included are 2-for-1 drinks at three bars, 10% off food at select restaurants, and discounts on boat trips and scooter rentals. Bring ID and you're set.Is it for me?Pick this if you want flexibility on which clubs to hit and when, rather than a fixed itinerary — the seven-day window and three-venue choice mean you're not committed to a schedule or a single promoter's lineup.
Ibiza: Family Boat Tour to Conillera Island with Snorkeling & PaellaYou’ll board in San Antonio for a laid-back family adventure: cruise past Ibiza’s iconic bays toward Conillera island with live marine talks and guided snorkeling (gear included), plus paddle surfing for all ages. Enjoy fresh-cooked paella onboard before kids join a pirate treasure hunt while adults relax or swim. It’s one of those days that feels both simple and special.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Sailing, Paddle Surfing & Bay of PalmaA 4-hour sailing activity in Mallorca's Bay of Palma where you snorkel in clear-water coves, paddle surf, and swim from a shared sailboat with a captain, snacks and two drinks included. Departures run at 10:00 or 16:00, with a 10-minute arrival window before boarding closes. English and Spanish guides available.Is it for me?The meeting point is at a beach club reachable by bus or taxi, so you don't need a rental car or a hotel pickup to join—just show up 10 minutes early and board with the group.
Mallorca sailing with tapas & drink: 4 hours at seaA 4-hour sailing activity in Mallorca for small groups of 4 to 12 people, led by a captain who adjusts the route by weather and your preference. You choose whether to help sail or relax on deck, then swim, snorkel in caves, and eat tapas and pizza with beer or wine on the return. The boat is certified for open ocean and carries snorkeling gear, water and soft drinks.Is it for me?The boat moves at a sailing pace—no rushing—and you're free to swim when you reach the stop or stay aboard. If you want a morning or afternoon on the water that lets you set the intensity, this one hands that choice to you.
Mallorca: 16th Century House & Olive Oil Tasting TourYou'll walk through a 400-year-old stone house and working oil mill, watch an audiovisual on traditional pressing, then taste olive oil from thousand-year-old trees alongside local bread, tomatoes, cheese, almonds, orange juice and wine in the family dining room. The tour includes brunch and sits within a UNESCO World Heritage landscape shaped by centuries of cultivation. Plan for a morning or early afternoon visit; if you go October through January, you might see the pressing happen live.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to understand how Mallorca's mountain landscape was shaped by centuries of cultivation, and who'd rather taste real olive oil in the place it's made than buy it in a shop. The fixed schedule and included brunch mean you're not arranging transport, timing or a separate meal — you show up and the property handles the rest.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Private Sailboat to Dragonera IslandA half-day private sailing experience in Mallorca departing from Port d'Andratx, where you snorkel at two different coves along the coast—Cala Llamp, Cala Marmasset, Cala en Tio or Cala d'Egos depending on conditions—with snorkeling equipment, a paddleboard, wine or cava and local tapas included. Your Mallorca-native captain handles the boat while you swim, explore underwater or rest on deck. The route reaches coves accessible only by sea, and the pace is entirely yours.Is it for me?Port d'Andratx is the starting point, and public transport reaches it if you're staying elsewhere in Mallorca without a car—so the boat becomes your way to the coves instead of needing one on land. The captain's fee of €250 is paid on boarding, separate from the ticket price.
Mallorca Scooter & Motorbike Rental: Explore at Your Own PaceYou rent a scooter or motorbike with helmet, map, and insurance included, then spend the day riding Mallorca's coastal roads, mountain passes, and hidden beaches entirely on your own schedule. No tour guide, no fixed stops, no group pace—just you, the bike, and a laminated map of where the locals actually go. Bring a valid license and scooter experience, and plan for a full day of riding if you want to cover real distance.Is it for me?Right for travelers with valid scooter experience and a valid license who want to explore Mallorca's beaches, mountain villages, and coastal roads at their own pace without a guide or fixed schedule. Expect to spend a full day riding if you want to cover real distance across the island; the scooter is quick enough to reach multiple destinations but slow enough to actually see the landscape.
San Antonio Boat Excursion: Paddle Surf & Snorkel Cala BassaA shared boat excursion from San Antonio's port along Ibiza's west coast, stopping at Cala Conta and Cala Bassa for snorkeling and paddle surf in shallow turquoise water. The boat carries paddle boards and snorkel gear, plus an open bar with wine, beer, sangria and tapas; the crew prepares fruit and snacks between swims. The tour runs 3.5 hours and includes all equipment, drinks and food.Is it for me?This is a shared boat tour, so you are with other travelers, but the long anchors at each cove mean you control your own pace in the water—snorkel as much or as little as you want, or skip it entirely and rest on deck. Choose it if you want the equipment and the stops arranged but the freedom to move at your own speed once the boat is anchored.
Palma Old Town: 1-Hour Segway Tour Past Cathedral & BathsYou’ll roll through Palma’s winding streets by Segway with a local guide, pausing at landmarks like the Cathedral, Royal Palace of La Almudaina and the ancient Arab Baths. Expect stories you won’t find in guidebooks and small sensory moments — sunlight on stone, distant church bells — all within an easy hour that leaves you wanting more.
Formentor & Puerto Pollensa: Dolphin Watching Boat Tour at DawnYou’ll head out at dawn from Puerto Pollensa with a local guide and cruise toward Formentor as the sun rises. Watch wild dolphins swimming close by—guaranteed sightings—while soaking in sea air and quiet moments on deck. Suitable for families or anyone wanting something real before breakfast.
Palma de Mallorca: Private Segway Tour with Cathedral & WaterfrontYou’ll glide through Palma’s lively streets by Segway with a local guide who knows every shortcut and story. Expect hands-on training, spontaneous stops at sites like La Seu Cathedral and Es Baluard Museum, plus time by the waterfront and golden beach paths. It’s easygoing but full of surprises — you might even end up laughing at your own pronunciation attempts.
Ibiza Pool Crawl: 4 venues, 1 pass, open bar startYou start at a pre-party venue with an open bar and games, move through a beach club, hit O Beach's daytime pool party with hourly shows and acrobatics, then finish at one of four superclubs of your choice with free entry. The whole crawl runs from 3 PM into the night, with one pass covering all four stops and no separate tickets to buy.Is it for me?This works for groups of friends or solo travelers who want the structure of a guided crawl without the hand-holding, and who are comfortable moving between venues and drinking throughout an afternoon and night. The fixed schedule and one-pass system mean you're not negotiating entry or timing at each stop — you just show up and move through.
Palma de Mallorca Walking Tour: Cathedral & Jewish QuarterA private walking tour of Palma de Mallorca's old town with a local guide in English, Spanish or French, covering the Cathedral, Royal Palace of La Almudaina, the Jewish quarter and Plaza Mayor. The tour runs two hours and you choose what to focus on — the architecture, the royal family history, the Xuetas community, or the local food scene. Guides are from Mallorca and customize the route to your interests.Is it for me?Book the morning departure if you want to visit the Jewish quarter's interpretation center, which only opens weekday mornings — the guide can time the walk to catch it. Choose the evening slot if you prefer cooler temperatures and a quieter old town, or if your schedule doesn't allow an early start.
Palma de Mallorca: E-Scooter Off-Road Tour & Beach TrailsYou ride an all-terrain e-scooter through forests, villages, and down to the beach around Son Serra de Marina, guided by someone who knows the hidden paths. The machine handles the terrain; you handle the steering. You leave with professional photos of the ride, a helmet and gloves included, and no experience required to start. The tour adapts to your pace and takes around two to three hours.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore the real Mallorca — forests, farms, and coastline — without arranging transport, renting a car, or exhausting yourself on a regular bike. The e-scooter removes the pedaling and the navigation, which is what makes a full inland loop possible in a single morning.
Snorkeling and Paddle Surf in Ibiza: 3-Hour Boat CourseA 3-hour activity on a boat off Ibiza's west coast where you take a paddle surf course from local instructors, then snorkel in guided sessions, with all gear, a GoPro photo report and refreshments included. Departures run twice daily along the coast from Cala D'Hort toward San Miguel, and the guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?You do both the paddling and the snorkeling yourself with an instructor present, so this suits anyone who wants hands-on time in the water rather than watching from the boat. The fixed 3-hour schedule and included gear mean you show up and the day runs without you arranging transport, renting equipment separately or deciding where to go—the guide handles all of it.
Menorca North Coast Boat Tour: Caves, Snorkeling & Beach StopsYou board a boat in Fornells and spend three hours sailing the protected marine reserve along Menorca's north coast, with two anchored stops for swimming and snorkeling in crystal water. Snorkeling gear is provided, and you'll pass the Cavallería lighthouse and narrow beaches tucked into limestone cliffs. The whole trip depends on sea conditions being calm enough for safe anchoring.Is it for me?Book this if you want to swim and snorkel in Menorca's clearest water without renting a boat or arranging your own stops — the fixed three-hour schedule and included gear mean you show up and get in the water. It's not the right choice if you have mobility challenges or prefer guided narration over the sound of the sea.
Mallorca Beach Tour: 3-4 Coastal Stops & Snorkeling with PickupYou get picked up from your hotel and driven to 3–4 of Mallorca's most beautiful beaches and coastal coves, with snorkeling, optional cliff jumping, and swimming at each stop. Lunch is included—either at a restaurant or a sea-view spot you choose. The guide brings all the gear (snorkels, fins, water shoes), picks the safest route based on that day's sea conditions, and keeps the group small so you're not crowded. You return to your starting point by mid-afternoon (5–6 hours) or early evening (8 hours for the full Caló des Moro route).Is it for me?Book this if you want to see multiple secluded beaches and swim in clear water without arranging your own transport, buying snorkeling gear, or deciding which route to take—the guide handles all three based on the day's conditions, which is what makes a full coastal day possible in a small group.
Alcudia: Jet Ski Rental & Bay Tour with Free PhotosYou’ll feel pure freedom riding your own jet ski across Alcudia Bay’s bright waters, guided by locals who know every curve of the coast. Expect easy instructions at the Yacht Club, plenty of laughs (and maybe a splash or two), plus free action shots sent straight to your phone. There’s a quiet moment out on the water you won’t forget.
