Palma de Mallorca

Educational Activities

Our most recommended things to do in Palma de Mallorca

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  1. From Palma de Mallorca: 5-Hour Catamaran Cruise

  Climb aboard a catamaran and cruise from Palma de Mallorca to the beach resorts of Portals Vells or Cala Vella, depending on the wind conditions. Admire the cruise ships and yachts of the rich and famous as you depart the Port of Palma and sail along the spectacular south coast. Upon arrival at your destination, drop anchor and jump in for a swim in the turquoise waters just a few meters from an idyllic beach. Top up your tan in the Mediterranean sun and soak up the ambiance of your surroundings. Use the complimentary masks and look for the local marine life on a snorkeling adventure before continuing to your second stop where you can swim again.  During the trip, make 2 stops, 1 in Cala Vella or Portals Vells and the other in another cove next to it. Climb back on board for a buffet meal of a selection of barbecue meats (chicken breast, skewers, and sausages), fresh salads and cake fo...

  Everything was amazing! The staff, the food and the beautiful skyline of Palma. The only thing that we didn’t really like was that there were too many people on board. Apart from that, we really enjoyed the tour!!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/5/2021
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  2. Mallorca: Skip the Line Palma Cathedral Entry Ticket

  Skip the lines to Palma Cathedral, built by the Crown of Aragon on the site of a Moorish-era mosque. Started during the reign of Jaime II, the magnificent sandstone monument is a work of ecclesiastical art. It comprises of 3 naves, including the main nave that houses the Trinidad Chapel where the remains of the kings Jaime II and Jaime III can be found. Admire highlights of the façade, such as the imposing columns of the main door and the sculptures by Guillermo Sagrera on the south facing Portal del Mirador. Discover additions made by the architect Antoni Gaudí in the early 20th century, along with works by the artist Miquel Barceló in the Santísimo Chapel.

  Wonderful cathedral. I recommend visiting the cathedral in the morning to avoid the crowd

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 8/27/2021
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  3. Palma de Mallorca: Half-Day Catamaran Tour with Buffet Meal

  Be welcomed by the crew at the pier in Palma and board the modern catamaran and set forth away from the marina on a southward sea journey. If conditions allow it, the sails will be used instead of the engine so you can experience sailing on the open sea. Anchor at Cala Vella and admire the incredible crystal clear water. Enjoy free time here to go swimming and snorkeling, or just sun-bathe from the deck listening to relaxing music. During this time your crew will prepare a generous gourmet buffet using fresh ingredients. The buffet includes delicious dishes such as ginger and mango chicken, roasted black pork with rosemary potatoes, dates with bacon, beef meatballs with Thai sauce, seafood salad. There will also be a large variety of vegetarian dishes, such as vegetable curry pie, pepper and tomato salad, and mixed fruit. After your meal, the catamaran will set sail again. On the w...

  First of all , it was not overbooked - not full capacity so that there is enough room to maintain distance and be comfortable while enjoying the trip and activities . The boat is very clean and the staff are all complying with restrictions - face masks and cleanliness The destination was nice for the swim and snijding , the food was above expectations - clean and tasty . Great drinks available if you wish to buy extras like non alcoholic cocktails .

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/27/2021
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  4. El Arenal, Mallorca: Bay of Palma Boat Tour

  Explore the beautiful Bay of Palma on a boat tour. Relax on a modern vessel, equipped with a swimming mat, floats, a high-quality sound system, and bar service. Enjoy stops for swimming in crystal-clear waters of the nature reserve. Explore the underwater world using snorkeling equipment provided. Admire the views of the southern coastline of Mallorca. See the cityscape of Palma in the distance, and the many beaches dotted along the coast.

  The boat crew played fantastic music! It felt like Oktoberfest on the Mediterranean Sea. The crew allowed us to swim for approximately 25 minutes. There was a box of snorkels and swim masks for the passengers. For a two-hour journey and a reasonable price, the tour was fantastic. I recommend this tour for anyone who wants to spend two hours on the water and experience a 25-minute swim. Excellent tour!

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/27/2021
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  5. Mallorca: Off-Road Quad Biking, Snorkeling & Cliff Jumping

  Enjoy a very special ride and explore the area around Palma on this fun quad bike tour. Experience four different stretches of terrain and enjoy a stop to snorkel and swim. After an appropriate introduction to the quad bikes through mud and water, cruise over stony paths and through sand dunes. Experience a trail through a forest and tackle more extreme climbs before you are finally rewarded with an idyllic view. Afterwards ride along the coast until you reach a secluded bay. Enjoy cliff jumping, snorkeling and swimming in summer. Out of season stop for the view and to take photos for lasting memories. At the end of the tour meander and drift over the flat terrain. Then ride along the promenade, past the beach bars and enjoy a cool drink.

  Pierre was an awesome tour guide. We enjoyed our time completely! Definitely fun to do with a group.

  Reviewed by joy, United States, 9/5/2021
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  6. Mallorca: Palma Aquarium Ticket

  See marine life from the world’s oceans with an entrance ticket to Palma Aquarium in Palma de Mallorca. Home to over 8,000 animals and 700 different species, the aquarium opened in 2007 and organizes environmentally focused activities Enjoy a wide variety of interactive experiences that combine education with fun suitable for anyone over 8 years old. Take part in workshops and other adventures, such as the popular diving with sharks and rays, the Shark Sleepover and many more. Look at Europe's deepest shark tank and watch sharks and jellyfish swim above your head. Search for clown fish and the black widow tetra in the 25 aquariums of the Tropical Seas. Experience a tropical rainforest on the largest roof-top garden in Spain and much more.

  The aquarium is great. You should definitely get an earlier entrence than 3:30. They close at 5pm and one and a half hours is not enough time to explore everything. I definitely recommend buying the ticket here because you can just skip the line and walk right in.

  Reviewed by Lena, Germany, 8/29/2021
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  7. Mallorca: Try Scuba Diving in a Beautiful Nature Reserve

  Receive a safety briefing and introduction to diving as you prepare for your first underwater drive. Drive out to the stunning Cala Delta Bay situated in a beautiful nature reserve and a great spot for entering the ocean as a beginner diver.  After you have become familiar with the breathing techniques used, guided by qualified instructors, you will begin to carry out your first dive. In small groups of no more than 6 with at least 2 guides, begin your discovery of life below the surface. Spend up to 45 minutes exploring the tranquil underwater world and seeing a huge variety of marine wildlife. 

  Amazing experience with the crew. Liam & were awesome. They took the time to explain all the details, were very patient and extremely careful during the dive. I do recommend for first time diving!

  Reviewed by Marina, 9/22/2021
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  8. Mallorca: Island Tour with Boat & Train Ride from the South

  Get picked up and discover Mallorca in a variety of ways. Take the famous Tren de Soller, then enjoy a catamaran trip to La Calobra Cove. Take a ride on the island's legendary wooden electrical train. This is the perfect vantage point to admire the most beautiful landscapes in the Tramuntana mountain range, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

  Continue with a boat trip on a catamaran to La Calobra Cove. Stop for lunch, and enjoy some time at your leisure. You'll also visit the Torrent de Pareis, a narrow mouth of a torrent between two cliffs.

  Guide was knowledgeable and personable, views breathtaking and great value for money.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, 9/28/2021
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  9. Palma de Mallorca: Los Deltas Jet Ski Tour

  Begin the activity with an explanation on how to operate your jetski, as well as some safety guidelines. Then, hop on your jetski and ride to Cap Rocat and the protected coastal area of Los Deltas. Enjoy the beautiful natural surroundings on your jetski with views of high cliffs, ancient caves, and turquoise waters. Stop in Cala Vella where you can have a swim or snorkel in the crystal-clear waters. Finally, ride back to base coasteering through the Cala Blava and Son Veri areas.

  Amazing loved every moment. the instructor explained all the the safety producers. Our jet ski stopped as we were heading off due to the gas finishing, but they dealt with it straight away and offered us another jet ski. It was a great experience, I highly recommend going the jet ski activity.

  Reviewed by Anonymous, United Kingdom, 8/7/2021
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  10. Palma de Mallorca: All-Inclusive Boat Experience

  Make the most of your stay in Palma by exploring the coastline on a fun daytime boat experience with unlimited non-alcoholic drinks.  Meet at the Barca Samba to board the vessel before taking in the magnificent views over Palma Bay, Palma Cathedral, and Tramuntana Mountains as the boat crisscrosses the harbor.  After an hour, the anchor will be dropped in the first beautiful bay in the south of the island where you can jump into the cool water and swim or snorkel. Enjoy a huge, buffet-style lunch that is provided onboard, along with an open bar serving free soft drinks and water for the entire trip.  Feel free to watch live sports on satellite TV, listen to the resident DJ that will play some international beats.  Head back to the port enjoying Palmas beautiful panorama views after a 4-4.5-hour boat experience.

  Really enjoyed our time on this trip, I need the guitarist for my wedding! :) it was a fun experience with a nice view on Palma and good music, I was also happy about the first stop where we could swim/dive/snorkel for about an hour. All in all I can recommend the tour if you are looking to spend some fun hours on the water.

  Reviewed by Maria, 9/5/2021