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Sailing on a catamaran is the best way to visit Formentera waters. This is a relaxing trip (not a party boat) where you will be able to enjoy the islands and the boat.

Experience the winemaking traditions of Spain firsthand as you take a wine tour through the vineyards of Mallorca. Alongside a private guide, visit several bodegas, or wine estates, in one day to learn about the winemaking process from grape to bottle. Enjoy guided tastings at each vineyard that are accompanied by small snacks.

Discover the enchanting old town of Ciutadella, Menorca’s capital for over 700 years, on this private walking tour. Stroll through medieval streets and alleys, surrounded by historic buildings and inviting terraces. Walk past stately homes, monumental churches, and elegant boutiques while your guide provides insights into the history of the town.

Discover two of Mallorca’s prettiest towns and ride their tram and train on this tour, all without having to plan your trips and tickets. With hotel pickup from Palma or southern Mallorca, visit charming old Soller and Soller Port with time to stroll and relax in both. Highlights include riding the electric tram to the port and the vintage train between Soller and Bunyola–two of Mallorca’s most scenic journeys.

Experience Palma de Mallorca beyond its landmarks. Guided by a passionate local expert in a small-group setting, you’ll taste ensaïmada at a century-old café, hear untold stories of Palma’s past and present, and explore hidden alleys most visitors miss. This tour connects you deeply with Mallorca’s culture, flavors, and soul.

Discover some of Mallorca’s top attractions on one convenient tour of the Majorica Pearl Shop and Cavern of the Dragon (Cuevas del Drach). Head to the town of Porto Cristo to learn how the famous Majorica pearls are made, and discover the Cavern of the Dragon. Enjoy a boat trip on Lake Martel (one of the world’s largest underground lakes), listen to a live classical music concert, and watch a light show.

Unwind after a busy day of sightseeing with a relaxed sip-and-stroll through Palma on this private tour. Led by a local guide, you'll discover a side of the city most visitors miss, exploring Sant Francesc, Cort, the Mercat district, and top foodie hotspots. Sample three different tapas paired with a selection of alcoholic drinks as you taste your way through the city and uncover local culture you might otherwise overlook.

Guided tours are relatively expensive and can follow rigid schedules. This self-guided audio tour of Ciutadella, a port town known for its old quarter and medieval streets, helps travelers save money and explore at their own pace. Follow the narrator through narrow streets, past churches and palaces, and along the marina, finishing at the Museum Diocesa de Menorca inside the Convento de Sant Agusti.

Book our YOLO TOURS PRIVATE experiences if you want to have a once in a lifetime experience at one of the most beautiful places on earth: Mallorca. Ideal if you are spending some days in Majorca and you want to discover it all, or if you are only stopping for a few hours during your Cruise. We will make sure that you will feel like a local and experience the true essence of the island made of a combination of wineries, charming restaurants, activities and landscapes. Feel free to contact us in advance on our website or insta, as we are completely open to customizing the experience based on your preferences.

Palma de Mallorca’s historic streets and Mediterranean charm can feel confusing to newcomers. Take the mystery out of your visit by exploring with a local on a private walking tour. This personalized tour allows you to discover the exterior of monuments, including museums, while learning about the city’s history and culture. If you wish to include a museum visit, your guide can customize the itinerary to fit your interests—just let us know in advance. Your guide contacts you beforehand to understand your preferences, ensuring you see the places you truly want to experience. Perfect for families, solo travelers, or couples, this tour uncovers Palma’s hidden corners and local stories.

Boat trips with a local skipper that will insure the best experience possible. Firstly, we will depart from the Club Nautic of San Antonio. Once everyone is comfortable and ready to go, we will head West. After 20 to 30 minutes of cruising, we will visit de Cave of Love. Following, we will anchor in Cala Bassa and have an hour stop. After we will head to Cala Conta and do 2 stops on the same bay to snorkel and have a drink. The advantage of cruising with a new boat is to enjoy all the accessories: 2 sun lounging areas, sound system with 4 speakers, fridge, WC, shower, snorkeling equipment, etc.

A fantastic jouney by land and sea offering dreamy views and the most complete formula to get to explore some of the most emblematic corners of the island in one sole day. In the morning, you will wander around Valldemossa before the village gets crowded, when we will be restarting our trip through the coastal roads of the Tramuntana towards Sóller. Sóller, known as the capital of the Tramuntana, counts with a vibrant old town with stunning modernist architecture, a great selection of artisan shops, tapas bars, traditional bakeries, and truly delicious orange juice squeezed from local oranges. In the afternoon, you will get on the centenary tram that connects Sóller with the coastal village of Port of Sóller, where you will embark on a boat towards the imposing Sa Calobra. You will be ending your trip on a high note as we travel back to Palma through the roads of Calobra, a wonder of civil engineering and offering some the most stirring sea and mountain views.

Cap off a perfect vacation day by exploring the west coast of Menorca on a sunset cruise. Take in the views as you cruise, from the old port of Ciutadella to the Cap d'Artrutx Lighthouse, and the natural stone arch of Pont D'en Gil, as the sun sets over the sea.

Perfect for those who want to see as much of Palma in a short amount of time, this Segway adventure showcases the city's landmarks in just around an hour. Take in sea views and visit attractions like the cathedral, palace, and charming old town. Get your cameras ready for picture-perfect moments at every turn. As you glide along, immerse yourself in the cultural history of the area.

Embark on a 4-hour catamaran cruise with a glass-bottom deck along Ibiza’s southwest coast. The journey begins sailing past stunning coves, caves, and islets, including Cala Bassa, Cala Conta, Cala Tarida, Cala Carbó, Cala Codolar, Cala Molí, and Cala d’Hort, enjoying their crystal-clear waters, golden sands, and pristine Mediterranean landscapes. Upon reaching the iconic Es Vedrà natural reserve, admire its dramatic cliffs and rock formations while learning about its legends and protected biodiversity. Next, the cruise passes by Atlantis, an old quarry famous for its unique rocks and natural pools. On the return to San Antonio, the boat stops at Cala Bassa or Cala Conta, depending on weather conditions, allowing guests to swim and relax in the turquoise waters. Throughout the excursion, drinks are included (water, soft drinks, beer, sangria, and white wine), and after the swim, enjoy a finger food and fresh fruit snack.

Delve into Palma de Mallorca's rich Jewish heritage as you take in historic sights and landmarks in the city's oldest quarters with this unique walking tour. Join your private guide on a Jewish-themed itinerary and discover where synagogues once stood and Jewish-owned businesses thrived. Admire the statue of Jafuda ben Cresques, a 14th-century Jewish cartographer, and learn how to decipher where Jewish sites once stood based on place names and other clues.

Start an evening in Ibiza with a fun sunset cruise complete with drinks and a DJ. Board your boat with your fellow partygoers and enjoy a leisurely cruise along the coast while your DJ spins. Get ready to hit the dancefloor as the sun begins to set.

Check off three UNESCO World Heritage sites in just one day. This private tour from Madrid takes you to Toledo, Segovia, and Avila, three Spanish cities offering insight into the country's history with Roman bridges, medieval squares, and Gothic churches. Hotel pickup and drop-off included. The tour is wheelchair accessible to accommodate more travelers.

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.

Discover the remote beaches and coves of Menorca on this full-day cruise aboard a sailing yacht. Explore pristine bays such as Cala Pregonda and Cala Pudent, and snorkel in the shimmering turquoise waters of the Mediterranean Sea. You’ll reach some of Menorca’s most unspoiled and inaccessible regions on this small-group excursion, limited to seven passengers.

Taking the Tour to Cala Salada on a jet ski is an unforgettable experience. Surrounded by a barely urbanized green environment, Cala Salada is one of the most popular beaches among locals and tourists. It is also one of the most visited in all of Ibiza due to its crystal clear turquoise waters, its almost intact Mediterranean landscape and its fine golden sand. We will pick you up with our boats at the agreed place. Upon reaching the starting point we will proceed to explain the operation of the jet skis and the driving and excursion rules. At that time we are at your disposal for any questions you have regarding the operation or the rules. Once the basic training is acquired, we will begin our excursion to “Cala Salada”. After the excursion, we will drop you off at the pick-up area; You can also stay at the starting point if you wish.

Get on board of one of the most modern fleet of buses, with the most knowledged guides, and visit Mallorca's most famous Caves . The tour lasts about an hour, and the route is about 1,200 metres long, with a 25-metre drop, and includes a classical music concert lasting about 10 minutes, and the possibility of crossing part of Lake Martel by boat at the end of the tour. The concert is performed by a quartet of musicians (two violins, a violoncello, a cello and a violin). violins, a cello and a harmonium).

Put a fun twist on a sightseeing tour of Palma de Mallorca, and discover the city sights by Segway. You’ll get tips to ride the self-balancing electric scooter before you start, then follow a guide around the streets, learning about the monuments and history as you go. Numbers are capped at six people for a more intimate tour.

Sail into the sunset on this group cruise around the beautiful Alcudia Bay. Enjoy a welcome drink (wine, beer, or sangria), then relax as the sun goes down and take in views you'd miss from land. Swim in the glistening water, tuck into freshly prepared tapas, spot marine life with snorkeling gear, or try the stand-up paddleboards during the swim stop. Along the way, chat with the local crew or simply unwind with a drink in hand.