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Cruise along the spectacular south coast of Mallorca by catamaran with two stops along the way. Drop anchor in Portals Vells or Cala Vella to swim…
Enjoy a walk through the Caves of Hams and walk through 850 meters of extraordinary caves with 15 different areas. Be amazed by the Magical Mozart…
Enjoy an unforgettable sunrise cruise with a small group of 12 people. Experience the calm of the sea at dawn. Watch as the dolphins play.
Float above Mallorca on a 1-hour hot air balloon flight at sunrise or sunset. Take in amazing aerial views of the rugged coastline and Tramuntana…
Experience the glory of La Seu Cathedral in Palma de Mallorca with a skip-the-line entry ticket to the city's most iconic building.
Join this sunset journey along spectacular turquoise beaches and appreciate the magnificent views of the Bay of Palma when everything turns golden.
Enjoy sailing around the bay with pleasant music, sun, and scenery on a 24m catamaran. Feast on a delicious lunch and dance, swim, and snorkel or…
Experience a unique and unforgettable experience with only 12 people on board. Enjoy this cruise to the most beautiful and unforgettable places in…
Discover a fascinating underground world on this half-day sea caving adventure tour in Mallorca. Explore the Cova des Coloms caves with a…
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Famous for its beaches, villas, and pearls, Mallorca is a little taste of paradise off Spain's Mediterranean coast. For decades it's been a popular hotspot for summer and winter holidays alike due to its many diverse attractions. Here are ten of the best.
Designed by Antoni Gaudí and Miquel Barceló, Palma's magnificent cathedral is unlike any in the world. Mass times vary, but you can be sure to catch one at 9:00AM daily.
The winding road through this breathtaking valley is well worth renting a car for. Be sure to stop off at the red-brick village of Deià and Sa Calobra's beautiful cove - but don't forget your map!
This is arguably Mallorca's most spectacular landscape, to be found at the eastern end of the Formentor peninsula. It's known locally as the "meeting point of the winds."
Conceived as a royal residence, this unique 14th-century castle in fact spent more time in use as a prison. As well as incredible hillside views, it's also home to a museum.
The walk between these two quaint towns covers some of the island's most exuberant scenery, with olive, oak, and pine trees, a watermill, and Fornalutx's citrus-littered cemetery.
Nestled in the rugged mountains of Serra d’Alfàbia, is this ambrosial garden that was once the courtyard of an Arab viceroy. Today, however, it's occupied by rambling farm animals.
In historical terms, Alcudia is Mallorca's second city. Its old town is encircled by a medieval wall, and its beaches and coves are perfect for swimming and snorkeling.
Soller's port is the scenic highlight of this historic town, with twin lighthouses forming a gateway to its sandy bay. Don't miss touring the seafront on its vintage trams!
If you just can't get enough peace and quiet, then head to this uninhabited islet and National Park off Mallorca's south coast to sunbathe, hike, or explore its old castle.
Visiting Mallorca for the sea and sand? The resort beach of Playa de Muro is one of the best, but if you fancy something a little more isolated, then head to the wilder Es Trenc.
The best time to visit Mallorca is between June and August, when the weather averages about 86°F and the coastal breeze stops temperatures from getting intolerable. This is also when the island hosts its music and film festivals. For a nice wintry trip with mild weather October won't disappointed - it's better-suited to exploring Mallorca's local cultures and historic buildings.
The simplest way to reach Mallorca is by flying to Palma de Mallorca Airport in the island's capital city. There are also several ferry services available from Barcelona, Valencia, and Ibiza.
The glass bottom is a bit of a novelty really, most the time you can't see too many fish swimming about, but it was certainly interesting enough. The trip was fantastic, swimming in the sea at the first stop in an alcove and then Formentor beach was stunning clear waters. Bring a snorkel!! The views during the journeys are beautiful. There is a bar on board, but only served beer, water, lemonade or coke. Also can buy burger/chips on board too. The staff were all friendly at attentive and explained what was happening and how much time we had etc. They also fed the fish off the side of the boat to attract them over so we had plenty to see :)
Wow! What a fantastic experience. Anna welcomed us and made us comfortable as we were early. From walking in the door to riding out on the quads the staff make you feel confident and welcome. Our tour guide was amazing, supportive and kept us entertained throughout. I can’t not justify how beautiful the tour is with words. An incredible experience. I would highly recommend, I can’t wait to return myself!! P.S always a bonus when your hunk of a tour guide cliff jumps with you!
The boat ride was lovely! It was a good combination of enjoying the ride, stopping at two beautiful places to swim/snorkel and docking at nice beach. If you're considering hiring a boat yourself, like we did, doing this boat trip is a much better (and cheaper) way to see the best spots around the island and enjoy crystal clear waters. Well worth the money! The captain was also lovely and told us about all the spots. This was our best part of the holiday :)
They cancelled my first booking, the food was not too great, you have to wear a mask almost all the time, and they don’t sell alcohol during the trip :( But in spite of all that, the trip was amazing and totally worth the time. One of the best experiences from my trip to Mallorca :)
It was very well run. We didn't stand around wasting a lot of time. We showed up and they were ready to go. Expect to help after landing. It's a big job to take down the balloon and pack it all up. Everyone helps.
