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Discover Palma de Mallorca’s rich culinary traditions on this 3-hour small-group tasting tour. Explore the history’s main gastronomic spots such as the municipal market and the old fishing village to sample local and regional snacks and drinks. See some of the city’s monuments such as the cathedral and the Almudaina Palace as you hunt for the best snacks with your guide.

Maximize your short time in Palma de Mallorca on this curated tour of the island's top sights. Enjoy port pickup and drop-off in an air-conditioned vehicle, so you can relax and take in the views while your local guide shares insights. Stroll the scenic Passeig Marítim, admire the majestic exterior of Bellver Castle, and gain a deeper understanding of the area's history and culture. It's the perfect way to see the highlights without the hassle.

Enjoy a day out on the Mediterranean and cruising along the Ibiza coastline on this all-inclusive boat trip. You won’t have to worry about bringing drinks with you, as there’s an open bar with unlimited sangria, mojitos, beer, wine, soft drinks, and more. During the trip, you’ll be able to sunbathe, relax, or jump off the boat and go snorkeling. Conveniently, snorkel gear rental is included, so you'll be able to pack light.

This 7-hour excursion along the south coast of Menorca offers the opportunity to spend a whole day visiting and bathing on the most natural and remote beaches of the island. The quality of the beaches along with their difficult access from land make this excursion a fantastic way to discover the coast of Menorca from both the sea and the beach. Visit the most popular coves of Menorca and enjoy local cuisine in the form of an exquisite mixed paella (chicken and seafood) accompanied by sangria and orange.

Check off all of Palma de Mallorca’s top sights at your own pace on a private sightseeing tour that promises undivided attention. Let your guide lead the way as you explore the Old Town and the Almudaina Palace while listening to tailored commentary. Marvel at the dazzling interior of the Palma Cathedral, then see the city from a fresh perspective, cruise around the Bay of Palma, and visit the picturesque port. Enrich your knowledge of Mallorca’s capital during this comprehensive tour of the city.

Soar over the scenic coast of northeast Mallorca—and admire views that few others get to see—on this small-group hot-air balloon ride. Beginning in Cala Millor, take to the skies and admire an aerial perspective on the island's beaches, forested coastline, and more. Once returning to ground level, toast to your flight with a glass of Champagne, and receive a flight certificate as a souvenir.

Take a trip around the picturesque coast of Ibiza and across to the unspoilt island of Formentera on a sailing boat, led by the family who live on board. Learn all about sailing if you choose to, or simply lay back on deck and let your skilled skipper man the sails. Enjoy the sun and the sound of the waves, and explore coves, hidden gem beaches, and caves.

Live classic music from floating musicians makes exploring the Caves of Drach (Cuevas del Drach) even more dramatic. With a rowboat ride across Lake Martel and a stop at a Mallorca pearl factory, this half-day tour features the cave’s magnificent highlights, from turquoise-colored water to soaring rock formations.

Treat yourself to time at sea aboard an original sailboat, and discover the coastline of Mallorca in an intimate group. As the crew takes care of the boat work and the route, your time on deck is your own to relax in the sun, eat snacks, drink, and enjoy cool-down dips in the sea. A smaller group means you can spend the day in optimum comfort.

Swap crowded beaches for rugged coastal landscapes on a full-day Mallorca tour that focuses on sightseeing rather than shopping stops. Admire the UNESCO-listed Serra de Tramuntana mountain range, enjoy the winding roads to La Calobra without having to self-drive, and ride through Soller Valley aboard a vintage train.

This experience stands out because it combines Cala Saona and Formentera in one all-inclusive catamaran day trip from Ibiza. Unlike standard Formentera boat tours, we first stop at Cala Saona, one of the island’s most iconic coves, for swimming, snorkeling, paddleboarding, and Seabob in crystal-clear turquoise waters, with live-cooked Spanish paella and unlimited open bar onboard. After lunch, we continue to Formentera for approximately 4 hours of free time to explore at your own pace. Visit Ses Illetes Beach, Es Pujols, or rent a bike or scooter to discover hidden beaches. The experience is designed to combine the best of a Formentera day trip: boat cruise from Ibiza, Cala Saona swim stop, water sports, paella lunch, open bar, and independent island exploration. This creates a complete balance of guided comfort at sea and total freedom on land, ideal for couples, families, and groups looking for the best catamaran tour from Ibiza to Formentera.

Spend a full day immersed in the beauty of Mallorca’s mountainous northern coast and the World Heritage-listed Tramuntana mountain ranges. Ride a vintage-style tram to charming Puerto Soller, where you can admire original works by Miro and Picasso and take a guided tour of village highlights. Take in spectacular views as your coach winds through mountain roads, and enjoy leisure time to explore the lovely town of Valldemosa.

Enjoy the best of Menorca's north coast on this fun half-day boat tour. The oversized ship can accommodate many travelers, so this is a great option for groups. Relax on board as they take you to some of the most unspoilt little beaches in the marine reserve area. Take advantage of the included snorkeling gear, or just swim or relax on the beach.

Get more out of your time in Menorca by swapping tours of mainland sights for a scenic boat trip. Travel along the island’s south coast and access idyllic beaches that would be hard to reach otherwise—such as Cala Macarella, Cala Turqueta, and Son Saura. As well as viewing the magnificent scenery from the deck, the tour factors in free time to hop off the boat and explore the beaches and coves up close.

Flat terrain and tons of urban sights make Palma a supremely bikeable city. Let a local host lead you down relaxing bike routes on the way to attractions such as Lonja de Palma, City Hall, and Paseo del Borne, stopping to take photos and hear stories about the area as you ride.

Maximize your time in Mallorca on this group tour, taking in the island's best coastal and sea views in one day. Skip the stress of arranging transfers as you travel by air-conditioned vehicle, making it easy to see more in less time. Explore the vibrant old town, browse artisan shops, tapas bars, and traditional bakeries, then ride a historic tram and take a boat towards imposing Sa Calobra. It's a great way to tick off Mallorca's highlights in one day.

Spend a memorable morning or afternoon cruising around Menorca’s northern coasts on a catamaran trip from Fornells. Hop aboard a spacious, modern catamaran with a professional skipper and crew, and sail over the sapphire waters of the island’s northern maritime reserve. Follow an easterly or westerly route decided by your skipper; glide by craggy cliffs, pine-coated headlands, and idyllic beaches; and visit hidden coves to swim, snorkel or just relax. Your trip includes complimentary snacks and beverages. Numbers are limited to 10–12 people for a small-group experience.

Go in-depth with Spanish cooking during this half-day cooking class in Mallorca. With a professional chef as your guide, you'll learn about the local cuisine and Spain's culinary history while preparing a meal. Complete some easy recipes that you can take home to prepare for your friends and family after your trip. After the meal prep, sit down with your fellow classmates and a nice Spanish wine to dine and chat.

See the sunny southern coast of Menorca minus the beachside crowds in one relaxing half-day boat trip. Ideal if you're short on time, this option includes time to swim and enjoy water sports, plus a scenic route past hideaway coves and white sand beaches, many of which are tricky to access from land. Cala Turqueta, Cala Macarella, and a one-hour stop at Cala Trebaluger are among the coastal highlights.

Experience Ibiza’s natural wonders—and see parts of the island many other visitors miss—during this snorkeling and cave tour by boat. Visit the natural park on the island’s west side and ride through rocky caves. View the coastline from the ocean and stop at two different swim and snorkeling locations to take a dip and see marine life moving in the clear water.

Step into the heart of Palma and taste the real Mallorca, one unforgettable bite at a time. This small-group walking food tour takes you through the city's most authentic flavors, from the buzzing stalls of Mercado del Olivar to a family-run restaurant that's been serving locals for over 68 years. At the market, savor a grilled scallop, a fresh oyster, and a generous charcuterie spread: Iberian acorn-fed ham, sobrassada, Mahón cheese, fuet, and camaiot, all paired with local red wine. Continue to a traditional neighborhood bakery for a slice of coca de trampó, Mallorca's beloved savory flatbread. Sit down for a full Mediterranean lunch with house wine and homemade dessert at an iconic wine-cellar-turned-restaurant. End on a sweet note with a warm, freshly baked ensaimada from an artisanal pastry shop. Plus, as for each of our tours, we include a surprise Secret Dish you won't see coming ! Come hungry. Leave with a deep love for Mallorcan food culture.

Explore the heart of Mallorca’s capital on a segway. Faster than walking and easier than cycling, see more of Palma in two hours than you could in a whole afternoon of wandering the streets on foot. Visit some of the city’s famous landmarks, and travel through the cobbled alleyways finding hidden gems thanks to your guide’s intimate knowledge of the area.

Book a boat for up to five people and get a different perspective of Mallorca's most photogenic coves. Private boat rental offers the perfect way to avoid the tourist crowds and allows you to tailor a boat tour to your liking. Stop whenever you want to swim or sunbathe. Even better, it's not a problem if you don't have a boat license, as this type of boat doesn't require a license.

Make the most of the Mediterranean sea on this group boat trip. Travel through blue waters at Cala Conta beach, stopping to take a dip, snorkel, or try your skills at stand-up paddleboarding (SUP). At Cala Bassa Beach, there's another chance to swim, paddle, snorkel, or soak up the sun on deck, before entering the sea cave. Choose between an afternoon or sunset option. The location of stops depends on weather conditions.