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Boat Rental Santa Ponsa Mallorca: 5 People, No License Required★ 4.96 (633) · 2h–8h
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Mallorca Catamaran Cruise: Swim, Snorkel & Tapas★ 4.84 (629) · 4h€ 109View ›
Mallorca Sunrise Balloon Tour: Mediterranean Views & Champagne★ 4.91 (545) · 3h–4h€ 189View ›
Palma de Mallorca: Cooking Class in 16th-Century Windmill★ 4.97 (530) · 3h€ 130View ›
Palma: E-Bike Old Town Tour & Bellver Castle Views★ 4.88 (461) · 2h 45m–3h€ 70View ›
Mallorca: Quad Tour Countryside, Villages & Sea Swim Break★ 4.90 (455) · 3h€ 92View ›
Mallorca: Best Beaches & Coves Van Tour with Snorkel & SUP★ 4.80 (435) · 6h–8h€ 87View ›
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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 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.
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.
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.
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.
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 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.
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.
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: 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.
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Palma Self-Guided Audio Tour: Cathedral, Almudaina & Hidden BarsYou’ll stroll through Palma with stories in your ear—cathedrals, palaces, hidden bars—all at your own pace. This audio tour lets you pause for coffee or wander off-route whenever something catches your eye. It feels like exploring with a friend who knows every shortcut and secret corner.
Palma Jump: Indoor Trampoline Park & Ninja Warrior CourseYou get one hour of jumping across 3,000 square meters of trampoline zones plus access to the Ninja Warrior course, with monitors keeping watch over the jump areas. Food and drinks are available on-site, and the whole setup is wheelchair accessible. Bring jump socks or buy them at reception for €2.50.Is it for me?Book this if you want an active indoor option in Palma that works for families, groups, or anyone looking to burn energy on a day when outdoor plans fall through—the monitored zones and varied difficulty levels mean you're not figuring out safety or boredom on your own.
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.
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.
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.
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.
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.
Palma de Mallorca Walking Tour with Cathedral & Ensaïmada TastingA three-hour guided walking tour of Palma de Mallorca in a small group (maximum 15 travelers) led by a local expert who takes you through charming streets, past the Cathedral with skip-the-line entry, and to a traditional ensaïmada tasting. The tour starts at Caixa Forum, moves through the city's quieter corners most visitors miss, and ends along the seafront at the Baluard Cultural Center. Available in English, Spanish, French, or German; hotel pickup in Palma center is available on request for an additional charge with the private tour option.Is it for me?Choose the private tour option if you want hotel pickup included and the flexibility to adjust the pace; the group tour meets at Caixa Forum and moves at a set rhythm, which is what keeps the three hours tight enough to fit the Cathedral, the tasting, and the seafront without doubling back.
Palma: Old Town Electric Scooter Tour Small Group 1hrYou’ll glide through Palma’s old town by electric scooter with a friendly local guide, stopping for stories at landmarks like the cathedral and Royal Palace. Feel the breeze as you explore hidden corners without breaking a sweat — perfect if you want to see more in less time but still feel connected to the city’s rhythms.
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.
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Palma tapas and wine tour: Old Town bites and local flavorsA three-hour tapas and wine activity in Palma's Old Town where you taste local bites and regional wines at hidden stops, guided through the neighborhood's food culture and insider spots. The guide speaks English, Spanish, Italian or German; minimum age is 18. Tips are optional at checkout.Is it for me?If your group speaks English, Spanish, Italian or German fluently, book the matching departure so the guide's stories about the food and the neighborhood come through without pause. The three-hour pace works for anyone who can walk gently between stops and stand while eating—no fitness requirement, just a comfortable pace through the Old Town.
Palma de Mallorca Sunset Bicycle Tour: Cathedral and Old TownA 2.5-hour guided bicycle tour of Palma de Mallorca at sunset, riding the seafront avenue and the old town's medieval streets with stops at the Cathedral, Basilica de Sant Francesc, and the city hall. The tour includes a high-quality city bike, helmet, basket, guide and insurance; a live English-speaking guide leads groups of mixed fitness levels, minimum age 14.Is it for me?The tour departs from central Palma and returns to the same point, so you don't need a car or need to arrange separate transport—the bike and the guide handle the route. It's built for the evening light, so if you're staying anywhere in or near Palma without your own transport, this settles the logistics and the timing in one booking.
Snorkeling and paddle surfing in Mallorca from Santa PonçaA 4-hour private boat trip from Santa Ponça takes you snorkeling and paddle surfing in hidden coves along Mallorca's southwest coast, with a local skipper, all equipment, drinks and snacks on board. Arrive 30 minutes early for a brief setup, then sail past cliffs and into sea caves before stopping to swim and explore in crystal-clear water accessible only by sea.Is it for me?Book this if you have a free afternoon and want to snorkel and paddle in water most visitors never see—the private boat means no crowds, no schedule beyond your group, and a skipper who knows exactly where the clearest coves are.
Mallorca Snorkeling & Paddle Surfing Tour: Caló des MoroSnorkeling and paddle surfing activity in Mallorca combining three southeast coves — Caló des Moro, Cala S'Almunia and Cala Santanyí — with full equipment, guides, transport and beach setup included. You avoid the parking bottlenecks and seasonal access restrictions that make these spots difficult to reach on your own. Minimum age 18; not recommended for non-swimmers or those with cardiovascular concerns.Is it for me?Choose this if you're visiting during peak season or don't want to navigate parking restrictions and rocky approaches—the group transport and guide handle logistics so you arrive fresh for swimming and snorkeling instead of exhausted from the walk.
Palma Cathedral Skip-the-Line Ticket & Audio GuideYou enter Palma Cathedral with a pre-booked mobile ticket that skips the entrance line entirely. A digital audio guide on your phone walks you through the Gothic architecture, the famous rose window, Gaudí's interior work, and a striking contemporary ceramic installation by Mallorcan artist Miquel Barceló. You explore at your own pace, pausing or moving forward whenever you choose. The whole visit takes roughly an hour to ninety minutes, and you avoid the ticket queue that can form during peak hours.Is it for me?Right for anyone who wants to see La Seu without losing an hour to the ticket line—the mobile ticket is what makes that possible, and the audio guide means you get the context without waiting for a group to assemble.
Scuba Diving Mallorca: Learn Underwater with 1-to-1 InstructorScuba diving lessons in Mallorca teach you to breathe underwater in a single session, starting in shallow water with a certified instructor and small groups. You get a 30-minute safety briefing on equipment and hand signals, then a 30-minute dive in the Mediterranean; hotel pickup and all diving gear are included. No experience needed, and children from age 8 can join.Is it for me?The guide speaks English or Polish, so choose the language that works for you when you book. If you've never dived before and want to learn in calm, clear water with an instructor focused entirely on you, this one-to-one setup in the shallows is built for that.
Mallorca Private Sailing: Traditional Llaüt Charter in Palma BayYou board a traditional wooden llaüt and navigate Palma Bay at your own pace, passing the Cathedral and anchoring at hidden coves like Illetas and Punta Negra. The charter includes snorkeling equipment, paddle boards, a Mallorcan charcuterie board with local meats and cheese, water and drinks. Half-day and full-day options let you choose how long to stay, and the captain handles navigation while you swim, snorkel, or simply drift.Is it for me?Choose this if you want to sail Palma Bay without arranging a boat, managing a group, or sticking to a fixed itinerary — the private charter and included meals and equipment mean you show up and the day unfolds on your terms.
Snorkeling and paddle surfing in Mallorca from Santa PonçaA 2.5-hour private boat trip from Santa Ponça along Mallorca's southwest coast with snorkeling equipment, paddle boards and drinks included. You swim and snorkel at Cala Fornells and Camp de Mar Bay, explore a sea cave by boat, and pass the Malgrats Islands marine reserve on the return. The skipper is a local who speaks English or Spanish and handles navigation while you choose when to get in the water.Is it for me?Book this if you're traveling as a couple or small group and want to swim and snorkel without renting a car or joining a crowded tour—the skipper handles the boat while you decide when to get in the water at each cove.
Portocolom Water Bike Tour: Pedal the Lighthouse CoastA guided water bike tour of Portocolom Bay in Mallorca where you pedal through crystal-clear Mediterranean waters, pass traditional fishing boats and picturesque waterfront houses, and stop at the iconic Portocolom Lighthouse for panoramic views. The tour lasts 90 minutes, includes a safety briefing, life jacket and a local guide who shares maritime history and local details along the route.Is it for me?You pedal the water bike yourself at an easy pace—it's a shared small-group tour with a local guide, so it suits anyone who wants to be active on the water without navigating alone, and who wants to hear the stories behind what they're seeing. The 90-minute length fits a morning or afternoon slot without eating your whole day.
Mallorca Winery Tour and Tasting of 5 Wines with TapasA guided winery tour and tasting at Bodegas Bordoy in Mallorca where you taste 5 wines accompanied by Majorcan tapas in an outdoor setting by the vineyard. The experience includes a full tour of the winery to learn how each wine is made, followed by a seated tasting with fingerfood. Available in English, Spanish, or German; children welcome from age 6.Is it for me?Book this tour if you want to understand how Mallorca wines are actually made rather than just taste them—the vineyard walk and guide explanation frame each wine before you drink it. The outdoor setting and local tapas pairing make it a full sensory experience, not a quick tasting room stop.
