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Spanish Cooking Class Palma: 7 dishes with local chefsA three-hour cooking class in Palma de Mallorca where you make seven Spanish and Mediterranean dishes under instruction from a local chef, then sit down to eat them with wine and soft drinks. The class runs in English or Spanish, welcomes anyone 18 and up, and includes all ingredients, recipes and cooking materials; the kitchen is wheelchair accessible.Is it for me?You'll stand at the stove with a local chef, learn to cook Palma's signature dishes hands-on, and leave with recipes to recreate them at home.
Ibiza: Guided Hiking & Snorkeling to Secret Coves & Photography SpotsYou’ll follow local guides deep into Ibiza’s wildest corners—hiking remote trails, swimming in secret coves with snorkeling gear included, and learning hands-on landscape photography tips as you go. Expect quiet moments among pines, unexpected laughs with your group, and stories about Ibiza’s nature you won’t find online. It’s an experience that lingers long after you leave.
Palma de Mallorca Bike Tour: Cathedral & TapasA 2.5-hour bike tour of Palma de Mallorca with a local English-speaking guide, bike and helmet included, cycling past Palma Cathedral, Sant Francesc Basilica and the old town's convents and civic landmarks. The tour can be upgraded to include a stop at a tapas bar with three pincho-style plates and a drink of your choice (water, beer or coffee); contact the operator in advance to add this option.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Palma's main landmarks without navigating the city on your own, and the tapas upgrade works well if you'd rather end with food and a drink than cycle back to your hotel. The leisurely pace and small-group format (minimum 5 participants) suit casual cyclists who want to learn the city's history without rushing.
Ibiza: Quad Tour Playa d’en Bossa, Cliffs & Beach SwimYou’ll feel Ibiza’s wild side on this quad tour—cruising from Playa d’en Bossa through valleys and villages, bouncing down old roads, pausing for photos by quiet cliffs, and maybe diving into cool water at a hidden beach. With a local guide leading the way and time to just breathe in the scenery, it’s less about speed and more about feeling present out there.
Mallorca Snorkeling & Kayaking: 5-Hour Catamaran CruiseA 5-hour catamaran cruise from Port d'Alcudia explores the north coast of Mallorca, stopping at two secluded coves where you snorkel and kayak with equipment included, then eat a barbecue lunch or dinner onboard. The itinerary may shift with wind and weather, and you choose between a daytime or afternoon departure when you book.Is it for me?Book the lunch cruise if you want the full day on the water and prefer to eat midday; choose the afternoon dinner cruise if you'd rather start later and end with a meal as the sun moves lower. Either way, the two coves and the snorkel and kayak gear stay the same—you're just picking the time and the meal.
San Antonio Bay sailing cruise Ibiza: Swim, snorkel, open barA 4-hour sailing cruise departing San Antonio Marina in Ibiza, with a choice of midday or sunset departure and shared or private boat. You swim at a sheltered anchorage, snorkel with provided equipment, and cruise past dramatic cliffs and named calas while a professional skipper shares live local insights. The open bar runs throughout, and light snacks with vegan and vegetarian options are included.Is it for me?Book the shared cruise if you want to meet other travelers and keep the cost down; choose the private option if your group wants to set the pace and stops without coordinating with others, or if you're celebrating something and want the boat to yourselves.
Mallorca: Pollensa Bay Catamaran Tour with Lunch & SnorkelingYou’ll feel the Mediterranean breeze as you sail from Port de Pollensa along Mallorca’s north coast on this catamaran tour. Swim or snorkel in hidden coves, relax on Formentor beach, and enjoy a laid-back lunch served by local crew before drifting back under the sun. It’s an easygoing day that leaves you lighter somehow.
Ibiza: Land Rover 4x4 Tour, Es Vedra & Cala ComteYou ride in a classic Land Rover Defender to four stops—Cala Comte, a sea cave for snorkeling, a clear-water beach, and a hidden viewpoint over Es Vedra—in four hours. Snorkel gear and pickup from the meeting point are included. The tour time shifts with sunset, and cruise passengers can arrange adjusted schedules with advance notice.Is it for me?Book this if you want to skip Ibiza's main beaches and see quieter coves and hidden viewpoints in one morning or afternoon—the classic vehicle and local knowledge are what make the smaller roads and off-peak timing possible.
Ibiza to Formentera: Catamaran Sailing & Snorkeling Day TripYou sail from Ibiza's south coast to Formentera's beaches, stopping to snorkel at Espalmador, eat lunch at Illetes, and paddle surf if you want to. The catamaran holds twelve people maximum, includes snorkel gear and paddle boards, and takes the full day—roughly eight to nine hours from pickup to return. Small groups mean you're not crowded, and the fixed stops mean you're not deciding the itinerary yourself.Is it for me?Book this if you want the main Formentera beaches and snorkeling in one day without renting a boat or arranging your own transport—the fixed stops and small group size mean you get the beaches without the logistics.
Ibiza: Private Sunset Motorboat Charter with Drinks & SnorkelYou’ll glide along Ibiza’s quieter coastline with a local captain, stopping to swim or snorkel in clear water near hidden beaches. Sip complimentary cava or beer as you watch the sunset from the deck, feeling far from the crowds. Expect laughter, salty air, and those moments that stick with you long after you’re back on land.
Catamaran sailing tour from Palma: Snorkeling & lunchA 5-hour sailing catamaran tour from Palma de Mallorca to Cala Vella or Portals Vells with two swimming and snorkeling stops. The price includes a welcome drink, a full barbecue lunch with salad and cake, wine and soft drinks throughout the day, snorkeling equipment with a deposit option, and swimming vests. A live guide speaks English or Spanish.Is it for me?Five hours leaves the morning or afternoon free depending on when the boat departs, so you can pair this with a market visit or a meal in Palma's old town without losing the whole day. The snorkeling is the main event, not a side stop, which matters if you came to the island for the water.
Palma de Mallorca: Hidden Coves & Cliff Jumping with Local GuideYou spend a day swimming in small coves with a local guide who knows the coast intimately, with optional cliff jumping, snorkeling gear, and water shoes included. The group caps at eight people, which keeps the pace relaxed and the experience personal. You'll see a historic fortress, a hidden rocky inlet, and a coastal chapel with views most tourists never find. Book by telling Joan your shoe size.Is it for me?Book this if you want to swim in small, clear coves without the crowds and prefer a guide who actually lives here over someone reading from a script — the small group size is what makes it feel like a local friend showing you around rather than a tour.
Mallorca: Segway Offroad Nature Tour with Tower ClimbYou’ll roll through Mallorca’s wild trails by Segway with a local guide, climb an old tower for sweeping views over Cala Millor and Sa Coma, and maybe even glimpse Menorca if the sky’s clear. With helmets provided and bottled water waiting at the finish, it’s a mix of playful adventure and quiet moments high above the coast.
Mallorca Grand Tour: Valldemossa, Sóller & Sa Calobra by landAn eight-and-a-half-hour tour of Mallorca combining mountain villages, coastal roads and a boat ride along the Tramuntana World Heritage coast. You start in Valldemossa's cobbled streets before the crowds arrive, travel through the Tramuntana range to Sóller, ride the centenary tramway down to Port of Sóller, then cruise to Sa Calobra's cliffs and return via the engineered switchbacks of the Calobra road. A live guide leads the group in English, Spanish, Italian, French or another language; pickup from your hotel is included, and children from age 2 are welcome.Is it for me?The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian, French or another language, so choose the departure that matches your language—this tour works for mixed-language groups as long as everyone on your departure speaks the same one. The eight-and-a-half-hour day and three-kilometer walking requirement suit travelers who are comfortable on their feet and want a structured itinerary that covers multiple landscapes without organizing the transport between them.
Sunset boat trip Menorca: 2-hour West coast cruiseA 2-hour sunset boat trip along Menorca's West coast, departing from Ciutadella and exploring the old port, a natural stone arch and Pont d'en Gil lighthouse with views of the sunset over the sea. The trip includes a glass of Cava, a multilingual audio guide on your phone, allocated seating you can choose in advance, and all fees and insurance. The experience requires a minimum number of travelers and good weather; if either condition isn't met, you'll be offered an alternative date or a full refund.Is it for me?Catch the coast's best light without the logistics—your seat's reserved, the audio guide narrates what you're seeing, and you're back before dark.
Llevant Natural Park Boat Trip and Blue Cave SwimA three-hour boat trip from Puerto de Alcudia along the Llevant Natural Park coast, with swimming in the Blue Cave and snorkeling at Es Caló cove. The boat carries snorkeling equipment, vests and paddle boards; a live guide speaks English, Spanish or French. You swim into the cave itself, then disembark to explore the cove and its marine life on your own terms.Is it for me?Book this if you want to be in the water doing something—swimming into a cave and snorkeling in a cove—rather than watching from the boat. Small groups mean you move at a pace that works for the people actually in the water, not a schedule built around a larger crowd.
Ibiza sunset cruise: Paddle, snorkel & drinks includedYou board at San Antonio, paddle or snorkel at Cala Gracio or Da Forada depending on conditions, and float between swimming and sunbathing while the crew keeps your glass full. Snorkel gear and paddle boards are yours to use, tapas and drinks flow all afternoon, and you're back on shore before sunset. No planning required beyond showing up.Is it for me?Right for anyone wanting to swim and snorkel on Ibiza's clearest water without arranging their own boat or buying drinks separately — the all-inclusive setup means you show up and the afternoon is already paid for. Plan for a few hours on the water; that's what gives you time to actually relax instead of rushing between stops.
Parasailing in Ibiza: North Coast Flight with Video OptionParasailing in Ibiza is a 12–15 minute flight over the north coast, where you're towed behind a boat and lifted into views of five named coves and a marine reserve. The crew sets up all safety gear and the parachute; you arrive, get fitted and fly. Bottled water, soft drinks, photos and a life jacket are included; you can add HD video at checkout.Is it for me?Rise above the north coast on the only parasailing operation here—our crew handles everything while you focus on the view, the rush, and the photos to prove it happened.
Ibiza: Kayak & Snorkel Tour to Caves & Quiet BeachesYou’ll paddle along Ibiza’s wild coast by kayak, slipping into quiet coves and sea caves with a local guide who knows every corner. Try snorkeling right from your kayak or on a lonely beach — gear is included. Expect small surprises: rough sand underfoot, pine-scented breezes, maybe even a story or two you weren’t expecting.
Mallorca Jetski Tour: Los Deltas & Cave SnorkelingYou drive a jetski through Los Deltas Natural Reserve, stop to snorkel in Cala Vella's turquoise water, pass four named caves on the return, and finish with open-sea riding. All fees are included, and you can swap drivers halfway through if you're two people on one jetski. Bring ID, wear your swimsuit, and arrive ready to go.Is it for me?Book this if you want to drive your own jetski and see Mallorca's caves and coves without a guide narrating — the speed and the steering are what make the reserve feel like your own discovery. Not suitable for travelers with spinal injuries or during pregnancy.
