Things to do in

Manacor

Situated in Porto Cristo, the caves are renowned throughout the world for their peculiar fish-hook shaped formations. There are three main caves, the round cave is a vast open area which includes a spectacular botanical garden and is full of life, with many species of free-flying birds that are native to the island of Majorca. It has a special micro-climate as the natural temperature is below that of the exterior meaning it has its own particular vegetation. Millions of years ago, this underground cave was closed in. In blue cave, with its spectacular new blue lighting using cutting edge led technology, you can enjoy the educational documentary, Discovering the past. You will learn about the history of Majorca, its first inhabitants, the formation of the Hams caves and their discovery. You can admire Samson’s pillars, the plains of Fra Mauro and the Pit of hell, where, in a natural auditorium, they will present Genesis, the history of life, a frenzied time lapse from the Big Bang to the present day, projected onto the very rock-face of the cave. The main cave is made up of 12 galleries. On the underground lake called the Sea of Venice, a musical show is presented. The caves are one of Majorca’s main tourist attractions.

Experience an unforgettable adventure in a unique space with an entry ticket to the Rafa Nadal Xperience Museum, and journey through the life and career of one of the great stars of the tennis world. Equipped with the latest technologies in audiovisual media and interactive displays, along with sports simulators that allow you to be the star of your own sporting experience, the Rafa Nadal Xperience Museum is 2 floors full of excitement and learning. Experience the fun of sport in its purest form, shared by the best athletes in the world. Rafa Nadal has always been heavily involved in the venue, located in the town of Manacor where he was born. See all his major trophies, rackets and sports accessories, and go to the All Stars Room to sharpen your senses with Michael Jordan, Usain Bolt, Sebastian Vettel, Tiger Woods and many other sporting legends.

Departing from your chosen location, this deluxe catamaran tour will set sail along the east coast of the island of Mallorca on board a modern glass-bottom boat, allowing you to discover the fascinating underwater marine life along the way. This catamaran trip is the best way to discover the beaches, caves and coves of the east coast of Mallorca. There are two different routes available on this tour:  North Route:  This tour to Punta de n'Amer, you will get to visit Porto Cristo, Sa Coma, Cala Millor, Punta de n'Amer, Cala Petita and Cala Morlanda, where you will get to stop for 20 minutes to enjoy a refreshing bath. South Route:  This route includes a visit to the beaches from Porto Cristo to Cales de Mallorca, discovering a pirate's cave, Cala Mendia, Cala Anguila, Cala Romantica, and the cave of Cala Falcó and Cala Varques. Do not miss the chance to enjoy a beautiful boat trip and capture unforgettable moments on your camera.

The excursion begins with a welcome in the Balloon Airport of Manacor, where staff will give you a safety briefing. The building of the balloons is one of the most exciting parts of the excursion and you can help if you want. Imagine the feeling of moving your feet from the floor and seeing how the island Mallorca is appears under your feet. The take off is gentle, while the flight itself is a romantic adventure in slow motion. Gain an incredible feeling of freedom and peace that will remain in your heart forever.  The landing of the balloon is calm and exciting. Back at the Balloon Airport you will receive a certificate and enjoy a buffet breakfast. 

Discover Mallorca on a half-day tour by 2-person buggy. In between the thrilling ride, tale relaxing breaks, snap memorable photos, enjoy a meal, or simply admire the view. If someone in your group only wants to ride rather than drive, choose to add on co-riders when booking. Start your tour in Cala Millor. Drive to the fire tower in Porto Cristo and admire the beautiful view of the cliffs. Continue on towards Felanitx to the highest point on the east coast of Mallorca, Sant Salvador at 506 meters above sea level.  The serpentine drive is a pleasure for both the driver and passengers. Soak up spectacular views over the whole of Mallorca. After, head to the next highlight on the itinerary, the Bonany Monastery. Enjoy the fantastic coastal views before taking the adjacent route back to Cala Millor.