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Dolphin Watching in Mallorca: Underwater Catamaran from PagueraA 2-hour boat trip from Paguera aboard an underwater catamaran to watch wild dolphins along Mallorca's southwest coast, with a stop to swim and snorkel in a bay near Camp de Mar. The catamaran has two bars for drinks and snacks, and guides speak English, Spanish and German. Arrive 15 minutes before the 3pm departure; snorkel masks are available for a €20 deposit.Is it for me?Choose this shared catamaran if you want to see dolphins from the water without swimming—the underwater panels let you watch below the surface while staying dry, while others can snorkel at the coves.
Mallorca Boat Rental Santa Ponsa: 2 Hours, No LicenseYou rent a small boat for two hours in Santa Ponsa without needing a license or a guide. Staff brief you on the controls, you head out toward the Malgrats Islands with snorkeling gear and coolers already aboard, and you're back by lunchtime. The €200 deposit is refundable, and you bring your own drinks.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to snorkel and explore the Malgrats Islands without booking a guided tour or arranging separate gear rental — the boat, equipment, and basic instruction are all there, and two hours is enough to get out, anchor, and get back without a full-day commitment.
Formentera & Ibiza Catamaran Tour: Small Group SailingA full-day catamaran sailing tour from Ibiza to Formentera for up to twelve travelers, with stops at Esplamador beach and Ses Illetes Beach for swimming, snorkeling and paddleboarding. The captain picks you up by zodiac from Ses Salines beach in Ibiza, sails the Formentera coast, and anchors at each stop so you can swim, walk the beach or use the SUP boards and snorkeling gear. You can bring your own food and use the boat's freezer, or the captain will help you book a restaurant ashore on the day.Is it for me?Most Ibiza boat tours run large groups to the same two beaches everyone knows. This catamaran takes twelve people to Formentera's quieter coves and Ses Illetes, anchors close enough that you control how much time you spend in the water or on the sand, and gives you the boat's freezer and the captain's restaurant connections so a full day doesn't hinge on packing or planning ahead.
Port of Mahón boat trip: 1-hour catamaran tourA 1-hour catamaran tour through the Port of Mahón in Menorca with historical commentary delivered in five languages and an underwater viewing window. The Don Joan departs from the port with boarding 15 minutes before departure, and a restroom is available on board.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to explore the harbor's history in your own language—the audio guide is available in five languages, so you won't miss the commentary while watching the water.
Menorca Boat Trip: Northern Coves, Snorkeling & Paddle BoardsYou board a boat in the fishing village of Fornells and spend the morning anchoring at six coves along Menorca's protected north coast. You swim and snorkel in crystal-clear water, use paddle boards and a floating mat, and watch limestone cliffs and a 90-meter lighthouse pass by. Snorkel gear and cocktails are included; the trip takes roughly half a day and returns you to the same harbor.Is it for me?Book this if you want to see Menorca's quietest beaches without renting a car or figuring out which cove is worth the drive—the boat takes you to six in one morning, and you don't pay extra for the snorkel gear or paddle boards.
Ibiza & Formentera: Private Sailboat Day Trip Bavaria 42You’ll set out from Ibiza aboard a private Bavaria 42 Cruiser with your local skipper, sailing past Es Vedrà toward Formentera’s turquoise coves. Swim or paddle at Ses Illetes, choose between relaxed onboard lunch or waterfront dining, then anchor off S’Espalmador’s wild beaches before drifting home under sunset skies. It’s all about slowing down—and letting the sea do its thing.
Cala Ratjada: Stand Up Paddle & Snorkel Tour Small GroupYou arrive at Cala Ratjada, learn stand-up paddle basics in the shallows, then paddle along the coast for 90 minutes with a guide who stops at snorkeling spots and adjusts the route to your pace. You get all equipment, a snorkel mask, water, and photos. Transport to the beach is your responsibility.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to learn paddleboarding in a real setting rather than a pool, and who doesn't mind arranging their own transport to the beach—the small group and calm cove mean you'll actually improve and see something underwater, not just float around.
Palma: Small Group Sailing Cruise with Tapas & DrinksYou’ll sail Palma Bay with a small group or private crew, feeling the breeze as you glide past hidden coves. Swim in crystal water, snack on local tapas and drinks, and share laughs with your hosts. The relaxed pace lets you soak up every moment—whether you join in hoisting sails or just lean back under the sun.
Palma: Private Sailing Tour with Paella & Tapas OnboardYou’ll sail privately around Palma Bay with a local skipper, stopping to swim or paddle surf in secret coves and tasting snacks as you go. Watch your paella cooked fresh onboard while you relax on deck — it’s slow, sunny, and full of small surprises that stick with you long after you’re back on land.
Mallorca: Cala Figuera Boat Tour to Caló del Moro & S'AlmuniaYou’ll glide along Mallorca’s southeast coast by rib boat from Cala Figuera with a local skipper, passing Es Pontàs rock arch before stopping for a swim at Caló des Moro or S’Almunia. Snorkel gear is included so you can spot fish in crystal water or wander by old fishermen’s huts—just bring your curiosity (and maybe a towel). It’s quiet, salty, and surprisingly grounding.
Palma: Small-Group E-Bike Tour with Cathedral & Arab BathsYou’ll glide through central Palma by e-bike with a local guide, exploring Plaza Mayor’s lively mornings, marveling at Palma Cathedral’s architecture up close, wandering quiet corners like the Arab Baths, and catching fresh sea air along Paseo Marítimo. Expect small group warmth and plenty of unscripted moments — you might even surprise yourself with what you notice.
Palma: Fat Tire E-Bike Tour by Waterfront & Portixol CafésYou’ll cruise Palma’s waterfront on a fat tire e-bike with a local guide, pausing for coffee in Portixol as you pass landmarks like La Almudaina palace and Mallorca Cathedral. Feel sea breezes and city life up close—by tour’s end you might just feel like you belong here too.
Private Sailboat Tour: Ibiza and Formentera with SnorkelingA full-day private sailboat tour departing from Ibiza explores the coastlines and coves of Ibiza and Formentera with a captain and deckhand aboard. The itinerary includes stops at Cap des Falco for snorkeling, the pristine beaches of Espalmador, and Ses Illetes on Formentera's northern tip, with swimming and snorkeling at each anchorage. A guide speaks English or Spanish; snorkeling equipment and paddle boards are provided, and a bathroom is onboard.Is it for me?Book this if you're staying near Cala Jondal and want to visit both Ibiza and Formentera in one outing—the boat departs from the beach itself, and all three island stops are on a single route.
Ibiza Club Tickets: 3 Free Venues & O Beach Pool PartyYou choose any 3 clubs from Ibiza's top venues — O Beach pool parties, Eden superclub, Es Paradis water parties, Cova Santa, Chinois, Blue Marlin, or Swag — and use your pass anytime within 7 days during the free entry windows (mostly before 1–2 AM for nightclubs, before 2 PM for O Beach daytime). No separate bookings, no lines, just walk in and party.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to experience Ibiza's top venues without the hassle of buying individual tickets or standing in entry lines — the pass removes the logistics and gives you the freedom to choose your clubs and nights as you go.
Mallorca Wine Tours: 2 Bodegas & Tastings with PickupYou get picked up from your hotel, driven to two inland wineries, taste 6 to 8 wines with tapas at each stop, and return home without arranging transport or worrying about driving after tasting. The fixed group size and personal approach mean you're not herded through a production line.Is it for me?Book this if you want to taste Mallorca's wines without renting a car or navigating the inland roads yourself — the small group size and personal approach mean you're tasting with people who know the region, not moving through a production line.
Formentera Day Trip by Sailboat from Ibiza: Snorkel Two BeachesA small-group sailboat day trip from Ibiza to Formentera includes snorkeling equipment, a seven-hour route to two beaches reachable only by boat, and a guide in English, Spanish or Italian. The dinghy ferries you to shore, and the boat carries paddleboards, restroom facilities and refreshments; infants sit on an adult's lap and all fitness levels are welcome.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want to reach Formentera's most beautiful beaches without renting a boat or driving—the sailboat handles the navigation, the dinghy handles the landing, and the crew handles the timing so you spend the day swimming and snorkeling instead of planning.
Mallorca Kayak Tour: Caves, Snorkeling & Cliff JumpYou paddle a 3-hour route along Mallorca's coast, stopping every ten minutes to swim, snorkel inside caves, explore hidden beaches and eat a local picnic on the sand. The guide provides all snorkeling gear, shares details about the geology and sea life, and lets you attempt a cliff jump if you're keen. You're in the water constantly, so it's refreshing on hot days, and the pace is relaxed enough for anyone who can swim.Is it for me?Book this if you want to explore Mallorca's coast without arranging your own boat or gear — the guide handles the navigation, provides the equipment, and times the stops so you're swimming or snorkeling every few minutes instead of paddling continuously.
Palma tapas tour: Taste convent sweets and market wineYou walk through Palma's Old Town with a local guide who knows the stories behind every bite. You taste convent sweets passed through a 700-year-old window, panadas and sobrasada in a centuries-old square, fresh tapas at the working market, and finish with ensaimada and ice cream. All tastings, water, one glass of wine, and the city map are included — you just bring comfortable shoes and an appetite.Is it for me?Right for travelers who want to understand Palma through its food and stories rather than just see landmarks — the small-group format and local guide are what make that possible. Plan for three hours of walking on cobblestones with seven tasting stops, which is the pace that lets you absorb both the flavors and the history.
Private Boat Tour Ibiza with Snorkeling: Hidden CovesA private 4-hour boat tour in Ibiza aboard a traditional Mediterranean vessel with snorkeling equipment, paddle surf board and cooler included. The boat accesses hidden spots along the Cala Salada coast that larger tour operators cannot reach. You swim, snorkel and relax in shallow turquoise water, then watch the sunset from the water before returning to shore. A live guide speaks English, Spanish or French.Is it for me?You get a private boat and hidden coves instead of a crowded tour route—the traditional design of the vessel is what makes those shallow, unreachable spots accessible, and the 4-hour window lets you spend real time in the water without rushing.
Mallorca: Sea Cave Diving & Speedboat with Cova des ColomsYou board a speedboat on Mallorca's east coast, ride to a sea cave entrance, and descend into Cova des Coloms with a wetsuit, helmet and headlight. You wade through three chambers of underground lakes, spotting stalactites and stalagmites lit only by your flashlight. Gear and transport are included; the whole outing takes a few hours and requires moderate fitness.Is it for me?Right for travelers with moderate fitness who want to explore a sea cave hands-on rather than just observe it, and who don't mind the physical demands of wading and climbing — that's what lets you reach the three chambers and the underground lakes most visitors never see.
