Top Balearic Islands Natural Attractions

Escape the crowds and have some fun in the sun on this guided boat cruise to discover some of Ibiza’s quieter beaches. Cool off in secluded coves, go snorkeling, or simply lie back on deck and soak in that vitamin sea. Onboard, enjoy complimentary drinks and snacks throughout, a glass bottom for observing marine life and two slides. Choose between a day tour or a sunset cruise for added romance.

Descend over 100 feet (33 meters) into the Caves of Genova near Palma, with this admission ticket. Explore the caves closest to Palma de Mallorca, learn about how the caves were naturally sculpted over time, and see impressive domes, columns, water pools, and tunnels, along with an audiovisual show.

The Cuevas de Génova offer a unique subterranean experience just 10 minutes from Palma, revealing stunning formations that have developed over millions of years. Visitors can explore the caves at their own pace, guided by a mobile audio app available in multiple languages, providing insights into the fascinating history and geology of this hidden gem. Enjoy complimentary sangria and access to free parking, making your visit hassle-free. This captivating journey into the heart of the earth is perfect for families and nature lovers alike, offering an unforgettable glimpse of Mallorca's natural beauty.

Spend an unforgettable day on the water on this Cala Salada and North Beach Tour by double-decker catamaran. Your first stop will be the aquarium, where you can learn about the sea life of the Balearic Islands. Continue to Ses Margalides, where you can chill out or try snorkeling or bodyboarding in a secluded bay. Stay refreshed and hydrated with included fruit and drinks.