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Mallorca: Scuba Diving by Boat & East Coast Speedboat RideYou’ll suit up with a friendly local team, zip along Mallorca’s east coast by speedboat, then dive into crystal-clear Mediterranean waters for your first scuba experience. Expect laughter on deck, surreal underwater silence among colorful fish and octopus, plus all equipment provided so you can just focus on breathing—and that view below the surface will stay with you.
Ibiza: Paella Cruise with Beach Stops, Paddleboards & SunsetYou’ll float along Ibiza’s coast with just a small group, stopping at beaches like Cala Bassa to swim or paddleboard in clear water. Watch fresh paella being cooked right on deck—and eat it while sea breezes mix with saffron in the air. Drinks are included, plus there’s time for snorkeling before ending with that famous Ibiza sunset near Café del Mar.
Palma de Mallorca & Valldemossa tour from cruise portA guided shore excursion from Palma cruise port covering Valldemossa in the Serra de Tramuntana Mountains, the Iglesia de la Cartuja, Palma Cathedral and Bellver Castle, with certified English-speaking guide and air-conditioned transport included. The tour departs about 30 minutes after your ship arrives and returns you to port on schedule, so you explore without watching the clock.Is it for me?Book this tour if you're docked in Palma for a few hours and want to see the mountain village and cathedral without renting a car or planning the route yourself—the guide handles the stops and the operator guarantees you're back before departure.
Alcudia sailing tour: Tapas, wine & Cap Formentor covesA 4-hour sailing tour from Alcudia to the coves around Cap Formentor on a small yacht with a maximum of 9 guests, combining time on the water with freshly prepared tapas, Spanish wines and an open bar. You can help sail the boat, snorkel at the coves, or simply sit on deck while the crew handles everything. The guide speaks English, Spanish or German, and children are welcome from age 5.Is it for me?The boat departs from Alcudia, so if you're staying in town or arriving without a car, you can walk or take local transport to the harbor and skip the drive to a distant marina. Small groups and a relaxed pace mean you're not herded through a crowded itinerary—you set the rhythm, whether that's active sailing, snorkeling or simply being on the water with food and wine.
Palma Food Tour: Tapas, Drinks and Delights with a LocalA 3-hour walking food tour through Palma's historic streets where you stop at local tapas bars, a vermutería, the Plaça de l'Olivar market, and a traditional pastry shop. You meet a local guide at the Antonio Barceló Statue, taste Mallorcan specialties paired with wine or beer at four or more stops, and leave with an ensaïmada wrapped to take home. The guide speaks English and Spanish, and the tour combines high-quality gastronomy with stories about the city's maritime heritage and Mediterranean culture.Is it for me?Choose the lunch option if you prefer your main meal earlier in the day and want the market experience in daylight; choose the dinner option to eat later and end in the warmth of a lively tapas bar. Either way, the fixed stops and guide mean you're tasting what locals actually eat without deciding where to go next.
Ibiza: Private Sailboat with Tapas, Open Bar & SnorkellingYou board a 1930s wooden yacht and sail Ibiza's west coast toward Cala Bassa and hidden coves, with unlimited wine and beer, tapas, and snorkelling gear included throughout the day. The boat holds up to 12 people, so it stays intimate; you can paddleboard, swim, or simply drift while the crew handles the route and the refreshments. No schedule pressure, no crowded group dynamic—just the boat, the water, and the coves that make the trip worth the booking.Is it for me?Book this if you want a private boat day without arranging your own yacht, sourcing drinks and food, or managing a large group—the 12-person limit and all-inclusive setup mean you show up and the crew handles everything else.
Spanish Cooking Class Palma: Learn 7 Dishes with Local ChefA half-day Spanish cooking class in Palma de Mallorca where you prepare seven traditional dishes—sobrassada starter, paella, and Catalan cream desserts—under the guidance of a professional chef, using locally sourced ingredients. The class includes an open bar with wine and soft drinks, recipes to take home, and a shared meal with fellow classmates at the end. Minimum age is 18; guides teach in English or Spanish.Is it for me?Book this class if you want to learn the techniques and history behind Mallorcan cooking, not just taste it—you'll leave with recipes and the confidence to cook them at home. The three-hour format gives you time to work through each dish without rushing, and the shared meal at the end means you eat with the people you cooked alongside.
Private Sunset Cruise Mallorca: Sailing Boat with ChampagneA private sunset cruise on a sailing boat in Mallorca lasts two hours and departs from the coast to watch the sun set over the Mediterranean. The boat carries champagne, wine, beer, soft drinks, fruit and snacks; snorkelling equipment and a stand-up paddling board are on board. A live English-speaking guide leads the cruise, and the price includes all fees, fuel and use of the restroom.Is it for me?The boat moves at a leisurely pace and you choose whether to stay on deck or enter the water—no swimming or paddling is required, so it suits anyone comfortable on a boat for two hours, regardless of fitness or water confidence.
Private Boat Snorkeling & Paddle Surfing: Bay of PalmaA private boat tour in the Bay of Palma where your group snorkels in turquoise coves accessible only from the sea and tries stand-up paddle surfing, with all equipment, a skipper, and bottled water included. The boat, Mankantas, carries only your party; a safety briefing happens before departure. Tours run 4 hours, with a sunset option lasting 2 hours.Is it for me?Book the full 4-hour tour if your group wants time to snorkel multiple coves and try paddle surfing without rushing; choose the 2-hour sunset sail if you're docked in port or short on time but still want to be on the water with the group.
Kayak sea caves Mallorca: Snorkel Cala Varques with guideA guided kayak and snorkeling tour in Mallorca's Cala Romántica area where you paddle sea caves including Falco Cave and pirate caves, then swim and snorkel in the crystalline waters of Cala Varques to spot marine life and Posidonia oceanica. The route adapts to weather and sea conditions; your professional guide speaks English, Spanish, French or German and shares local stories throughout. Children from age 7 are welcome; all kayak and snorkeling equipment is included.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to paddle into caves and snorkel the same day without renting separate equipment or coordinating two different outings—everything is on the kayak, and the guide handles the route based on what the sea allows.
Cala Galdana boat trip from Menorca: 2-hour beach stopA half-day boat trip from Menorca to Cala Galdana includes a 45-minute crossing with onboard commentary, 2 hours on one of Menorca's most popular beaches, and return transport—all fees and insurance covered. The boat has allocated seating, toilets, and a coffee and ice cream bar. Multilingual audio guide available on your phone for an extra fee.Is it for me?Book this trip if you want to reach Cala Galdana without renting a car or driving inland—the boat lands you at the beach in 45 minutes, and the shallow water and pine shade make it a natural choice for families with young children. Infants sit on an adult's lap, and the service suits all fitness levels.
Palma de Mallorca Walking Tour: Historic Streets Local GuideA private walking tour of Palma de Mallorca with a local guide who meets you at your accommodation or cruise terminal and tailors the route to what you want to see. The guide contacts you in advance to learn your preferences, so the tour covers the exterior of monuments—the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, Basilica de Sant Francesc, Palma Arab Baths, and the city's central plazas—at a pace that fits your group. Museum interiors can be added if you request them beforehand. Duration ranges from 2 to 8 hours depending on the option you choose.Is it for me?Choose a longer option (4, 6 or 8 hours) if you want to move slowly through the neighborhoods and ask detailed questions about the architecture and history; a 2 or 3-hour tour works if you're short on time or just want the main landmarks and central squares. The guide adjusts the pace to your group, so families with children and solo travelers both get a tour built around how they actually want to move through the city.
Private Boat Trip Palma de Mallorca: 25 Coves & Water ToysA fully private 4-hour boat charter from Puerto Portals in Palma de Mallorca where your group designs the route, stops at hidden coves like Punta Negra and Cala Bella Dona, and swaps between a seascooter, SUP, snorkeling gear and subwings during swimming breaks. The 500 HP boat holds up to 12 guests and carries a professional skipper, onboard shower, cabin bed and powerful sound system.Is it for me?Book this if your group wants to design your own route—you choose which coves to visit and how long to linger, and you'll have the full toy collection to yourselves without waiting for other groups to finish.
Catamaran sailing in Palma Mallorca: Aperitif and BBQA 5.5-hour catamaran sailing activity from Palma Mallorca to Cala Vella, a protected nature reserve, where you swim in clear water, paddle board, and eat a freshly prepared BBQ on the boat. The catamaran carries a maximum of 55 passengers to keep the experience comfortable, and includes an aperitif at the first stop, stand-up paddle boarding, and the BBQ meal.Is it for me?Book this if you want paddleboarding and swimming built into the itinerary rather than as add-ons you'd arrange elsewhere—the catamaran stops at Cala Vella specifically for both, plus includes an aperitif and BBQ at anchor points.
Snorkeling in Ibiza: Boat, 4x4 & Es Vedra sunset hikeA full-day adventure in Ibiza combining a boat trip along Cape North with snorkeling at natural coves, a 4x4 drive to remote Es Vedra viewpoints, and an easy 50-minute guided hike ending at sunset with a picnic and homemade sangria. The boat includes snorkeling gear and drinks; the hike reaches secret viewpoints only accessible on foot with a guide. Drop-off is in Ibiza Town; cruise passengers can arrange adjusted timing by contacting the operator.Is it for me?Book this if you want three distinct landscapes (sea, cliffs, forest) in one day with transitions built in—the boat and 4x4 move you between them, then finish with a short hike timed to catch the sunset from the viewpoint.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Catamaran to Es Trenc & Es CargolA 5-hour catamaran sail from Colonia de Sant Jordi to Es Trenc and Es Cargol, with snorkeling equipment, lunch, drinks and swimming vests included. The boat departs from the historic pier behind Hotel Marqués, stops for 45 minutes in Es Trenc's turquoise shallows, then sails southeast around Cap Salines to Es Cargol for a longer 1 hour 45 minute stop where lunch is served on board. You swim, snorkel and relax on the bow nets or the floating mat between swims.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to snorkel at two separate reefs while someone else handles navigation and timing—you'll swim when you're ready, then rejoin the group for a full meal onboard.
Mallorca Scuba Diving Intro: PADI Discover CertificationThe Discover Scuba Diving program in Mallorca is a guided introduction to diving for beginners with no prior experience, held in a protected marine reserve at a maximum depth of 6 meters. You complete a briefing and practice essential skills—breathing underwater, equalizing your ears, clearing your mask, basic hand signals—in shallow water at your own pace before the dive itself. On successful completion, you receive an official PADI Discover Scuba Diving certificate, which may be credited toward a PADI Open Water Diver course. A completed PADI Medical Questionnaire is mandatory before the day; depending on your answers, medical clearance may be required.Is it for me?You do the diving yourself with an instructor at your side, not watching from a boat or classroom—the guided format means you learn by doing in a controlled environment, which suits anyone curious about diving but nervous about going it alone. The shallow 6-meter depth and shore entry make it accessible for first-timers and children from age 10, while the small group size and calm pace mean you're never rushed.
Sailing Mallorca: Small groups, swimming and snacksA 4-hour sailing trip along the Mallorca coast for groups of up to 10 people, with a skipper who navigates while you swim, snorkel and relax on board. The boat includes light snacks and pizza, two drinks per person (beer, wine or soft drinks), snorkelling equipment and the use of two stand-up paddle boards. Morning departures are recommended for better weather.Is it for me?Book a morning departure if you want the best weather and calmest water. The small group size—capped at 10 people—means you're not competing for space on deck or in the water, and the skipper can spend time at the stops that matter instead of rushing through them.
Bay of Palma sailing yacht tour: Small groups, snorkelingPrivate sailing yacht experience in the Bay of Palma for up to nine passengers, led by a professional captain who anchors in calm coves with clear water for swimming and snorkeling. The boat departs from Club de Mar in Palma, includes a captain, soft drinks, snorkeling equipment and paddle boards, and runs four hours. Optional extras like champagne or paella can be arranged in advance.Is it for me?If your group speaks English, Spanish or Italian, the captain will guide you through the day in your language. The boat holds up to nine people, so it works for a couple's private moment or a small family or group of friends who want to sail together without strangers on board.
South Coast boat trip from Ciutadella: Lunch and beach stopsA full-day boat trip departing from Ciutadella Port along the South Coast, with stops at three named coves—Son Saura, Cala Turqueta, and Cala Macarella-Macarelleta—where you swim and relax while the boat provides lunch on board. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Portuguese, Italian and one additional language; the return to port is at 4:30 pm.Is it for me?The seven-hour commitment means you leave the morning free for other plans and return by mid-afternoon, so the day fits alongside a meal in town or a second activity without overlap.
