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Palma de Mallorca Walking Tour: Arab Baths & Gothic LandmarksA 2-hour guided walking tour of Palma de Mallorca's historic center, covering the Old Town, Arab Baths, Santa Eulalia church, Basilica de Sant Francesc, and the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, with a live guide in your choice of language. You choose between a small group or private tour; entry to monuments is booked separately and public transport during the tour is at your own cost.Is it for me?Choose the small group option if you want to share the experience and the cost with other travelers, or the private tour if you prefer the guide's full attention and the flexibility to linger at stops that interest you most. Both follow the same 2-hour route; the difference is who else is walking with you.
Snorkeling in Palma de Mallorca: Private Sailing with TapasA private half-day sailing tour from Real Club Nàutico de Palma takes you past the cathedral and Almudaina Palace, then to one of four west-coast bays (La Cueva Verde, Punta Negra, Palmanova or Cala Blava) where you snorkel, swim or stand-up paddle in clear water. The boat carries snorkeling gear, life jackets, local tapas and unlimited drinks; a guide speaks English, Spanish, French, German or Portuguese. The tour runs 4 hours and suits all fitness levels.Is it for me?The tour departs from Real Club Nàutico de Palma in the city center, reachable by public transport or a short walk from central hotels, so you don't need a car or a long transfer to get on the water. The 4-hour length fits a free afternoon and gets you back to explore Palma afterward.
Mallorca Snorkeling Tour: Small Groups, Pro GuideSnorkel a protected nature reserve in Mallorca with a licensed guide, small group of up to 8 participants, and all equipment provided. You'll receive a wetsuit suited to current water temperatures, a professional mask, snorkel and fins. No previous experience required; the guide teaches you step by step and stays with your group throughout the 3.5-hour activity.Is it for me?Pick this tour if you speak English or German and want real-time guidance rather than waiting for translation, or if your group values a flexible pace over a fixed itinerary.
Banyalbufar Paella Cooking Class: Learn Family SecretsA paella cooking class in Banyalbufar, a village in Mallorca's Tramuntana Mountains, where you walk through the village, then cook and eat a traditional Mallorcan paella at your instructor's home. You'll learn the steps and secrets of the dish—made with seafood, or vegetarian or meat if you prefer—starting with local appetizers and ending with a seasonal dessert, all included. The experience lasts about six hours and takes place on a home porch overlooking a garden.Is it for me?This class works best for small groups or couples who want to learn a skill rather than watch a demonstration—you're cooking the whole dish yourself, not observing from the side. If you're traveling with someone and want a half-day activity that ends with a meal you've made, or if you're interested in how a family recipe actually gets built, this fits better than a standard cooking tour.
Ibiza Sunset Boat Trip: Tapas, Open Bar & Water SportsYou board a 45-person boat, sail past the fishing village of Es Port des Torrent, and anchor at Cala Bassa for 90 minutes of swimming, snorkeling, or paddleboarding. Spanish tapas and unlimited sangria, beer, and soft drinks come throughout. On the return, you watch the sunset from the water near Café Mambo and Café del Mar before heading back to port.Is it for me?Pick this if you want a sunset in Ibiza without the crowds and nightclub scene—the small group and fixed schedule mean you get the moment itself, not a photo opportunity in a packed bar.
Self-Drive 4x4 Off-Road Jeep Tour Mallorca: Manual DrivingA self-drive 4x4 off-road jeep tour in Mallorca where you take the wheel through rough terrain to historical spots and swimming coves, with a live guide, snorkeling gear and gasoline included. You'll need a valid driver's license with at least two years' experience and comfort with manual transmission. Children from age 5 are welcome.Is it for me?You're the one driving, so this tour suits travelers who want to handle the vehicle themselves and have manual transmission experience — if you prefer to sit back and let someone else navigate the rough terrain, a guided jeep tour where the driver is in control would be a better fit.
Palma Tapas Tour with Pinchos & Drinks: Local EveningAn evening tapas tour in Palma that starts at Plaza Mayor and walks through Sant Francesc, Cort, and the Mercat district, stopping for 3 pinchos and 3 drinks at local bars chosen by your guide. The route adapts each night—the second food stop and timing shift depending on where locals are gathering—so the experience stays authentic rather than locked into a fixed restaurant crawl. The tour ends in La Lonja, Palma's nightlife district, where your guide can point you toward a bar to continue on your own.Is it for me?At 2.5 hours, the tour fits into an evening without consuming the whole night—you end in La Lonja with time and energy left to continue on your own if the mood takes you, or to head back to your hotel without the evening feeling rushed.
Private Catamaran Cruise Mallorca: Calo des Moro & Hidden CovesA private half-day catamaran cruise along Mallorca's southwestern coast takes you to Calo des Moro, Es Trenc, Llombarts and Es Caragol, with swimming, snorkelling and paddleboard time built in. The itinerary is flexible—you choose how long to stay at each cove and whether to focus on water activities or beach time. The boat carries fresh towels, snorkelling equipment, paddleboards, WiFi, and drinks including wine and Prosecco; coffee and fruit are available throughout the four hours.Is it for me?Book this cruise if you are traveling as a family or a small group and want to set your own pace at each cove instead of following a fixed schedule. The private boat and flexible itinerary mean you can spend an extra hour at Calo des Moro or skip ahead to Es Trenc depending on how the afternoon unfolds.
Snorkeling & Cliff Jumping in Mallorca: Kayak AdventureSnorkeling and cliff jumping activity in Mallorca based at Cala Sant Vicenç, where you kayak out along the coast, then move into an adventure zone for cliff jumping, snorkeling, and deep-water soloing climbing. A live guide in English or Spanish leads the three-hour session; kayak, insurance and all fees are included. Children from age 9 can join.Is it for me?Book this if you want a small group moving through multiple water activities in one afternoon—the kayak paddle gets you to the cliffs, then the guide sets up snorkeling, jumping and climbing in the same session, so you're not switching locations or waiting between moments.
Palma Bay Snorkeling Boat Tour with BiologistA 2.5-hour boat tour of the Palma Bay Nature Reserve in Mallorca with snorkeling stops, a live biologist guide in English or Spanish, and one drink included. The boat departs Fridays from Palma or other days from Can Pastilla. Snorkeling equipment is provided (€10 deposit); the crew handles the route and timing so you focus on the water and what lives in it.Is it for me?Book the Friday departure from Palma if you're based there; choose Can Pastilla on other days if that's closer to where you're staying. The biologist guide is the reason to pick this tour over a standard snorkeling boat—you learn the ecosystem instead of just swimming through it.
Scuba diving in Mallorca: Private dives with photo and videoA private scuba dive in Mallorca with one instructor to two people, starting from the shore near Palma and descending to 6 meters depth. You get 45–50 minutes underwater, GoPro photos and videos of the dive, and a guide who speaks your language and holds your hand through every step—no swimming ability required. Rental equipment costs 110€ per person on the day of the activity.Is it for me?The 2-hour time commitment means you can fit this into a morning or afternoon without losing the rest of your day, though you'll need to skip diving if you're flying out within 12 hours—plan your booking around your flight time.
Snorkeling in Cala Sant Vicenç, Mallorca: Kayak & ReefsKayak and snorkel from Cala Sant Vicenç in Mallorca, paddling 8 kilometers through turquoise waters with a local guide who teaches kayak technique before you start. The route passes under a natural rock bridge, navigates between reefs, and lands at Cala Estremer — a beach accessible only by sea where you can snorkel, dive from rocks and climb the walls above the water. The activity takes 3.5 hours and requires a minimum age of 16 and moderate fitness.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Spanish, so language is not a barrier — choose this if you want to understand the route and the safety instructions in your own language and you're comfortable paddling a kayak for 3.5 hours with moderate physical effort.
Palma de Mallorca bike tour: Cathedral, tapas, Gothic landmarksA 3-hour bike tour of Palma de Mallorca with a live English-speaking guide, cycling past the Cathedral, Royal Palace, Sa Llotja and other Gothic landmarks, with stops at viewpoints and a tapas tasting afterward. Small groups keep the pace relaxed; bikes, helmets and beverages are included. Arrive 15 minutes before the 10:30 am start.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to see Palma's major landmarks—Cathedral, Royal Palace, Sa Llotja, and Gothic churches—without navigating the city on your own or arranging transport between stops. The small-group format and local guide keep the pace relaxed, and the tapas tasting at the end ties the sightseeing to local food, so you're not rushing between separate activities.
Snorkeling and Paddle Surfing in Palma Bay, MallorcaSnorkel and paddle surf on a 2.5-hour boat excursion through Palma Bay, Mallorca, with a maximum of nine people per boat. The captain picks the stop—Punta Negra, Illetes or Portals Vells—based on sea conditions to give you the clearest water and calmest conditions. Snorkeling gear, paddle surf boards and a sea scooter come on board; water, soft drinks and beers are included.Is it for me?Book this if you want to control your own pace in the water—snorkel when you want, paddle surf when you want, float when you want—without a guide directing you through a fixed itinerary. The captain's choice of cove based on the day's sea conditions means you get the clearest, calmest water available, not a predetermined spot.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Sailing the Bay from PalmaSnorkeling in Mallorca aboard the Odin, a 15-meter sailboat departing from Palma's waterfront or Palmanova, where you swim and paddle in secluded bays while a skipper sails and a crew serves snacks and cold drinks. Choose a half-day, full-day or sunset departure; the boat holds up to 8 passengers and includes all gear, refreshments and onboard service.Is it for me?Pick the half-day to combine snorkeling and sailing in one outing; choose the full day if you want to visit multiple coves and spend more time swimming; select the sunset sail for an evening experience on the water.
Snorkeling Mallorca: East Coast Coves by BoatSnorkel the east coast of Mallorca aboard a boat with a captain guide, stopping at multiple coves including Cala Varques, Cala Magraner and Cala Virgili where the water is clear enough to see the seabed. The excursion runs about two hours and includes snorkeling equipment; guides speak English, Spanish, French and German.Is it for me?The boat does the navigation and the stops are set, so you spend the two hours in the water or resting between coves rather than planning which ones to visit or how to reach them by land.
Ibiza Salt Flats & Es Vedra: Half-Day Tour with Local GuideYou’ll wander from Ibiza’s shimmering salt flats to wild Es Vedra cliffs with a local guide sharing stories and secret stops. Expect salty breezes, ancient towers, art installations by the sea, and small moments of laughter or awe you’ll remember long after the trip.
Half-day Segway tour Palma: Cathedral, Old Town & PortixolA half-day Segway tour of Palma and Portixol in Mallorca, guided in English, Spanish, Italian, French and other languages, covers the Cathedral of Light, the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, the Gothic masterpiece of La Lonja, and ends in the old fishing village of Portixol. The tour includes a professional guide, helmet, training, Segway use and insurance. Children are welcome from age 12.Is it for me?Choose this tour if you want to cover the whole city—from the Cathedral and Royal Palace to the Gothic waterfront and the fishing village of Portixol—without walking. The Segway does the distance, and the guide handles the stories and the stops, so you see more in two and a half hours than a walking tour would fit.
Snorkeling in Mallorca: Small Group Boat to Coll Baix & AlcanadaThis small group snorkeling activity departs Port d'Alcúdia and cruises Mallorca's north coast to Coll Baix and Alcanada Island, where you swim and snorkel in clear water surrounded by cliffs and sea caves. The boat carries paddleboards, snorkeling equipment, drinks and tapas throughout the four-hour experience; group size stays small so the atmosphere stays relaxed instead of crowded.Is it for me?The boat moves at a relaxed pace with two long stops for swimming and snorkeling rather than a rushed itinerary of many brief visits—you spend real time in the water at each location instead of watching from the deck. Choose this if you want to actually snorkel and paddleboard rather than simply cruise past the scenery.
Palma Cathedral: Skip-the-Line Ticket & Gaudí InteriorYou skip the entry queue with a QR code sent 24 hours before your visit, then explore three naves, Gaudí's early-20th-century interior work, Barceló's modern chapel art, and terraces overlooking Palma and the sea at your own pace. Kids under 9 enter free; the ticket is wheelchair accessible throughout.Is it for me?Right for anyone visiting Palma who wants to see the cathedral's interior without spending an hour in the entry queue — the QR code access is what makes a quick visit possible on a crowded day.
