Top Balearic Islands Natural Attractions

Discover one of Mallorca’s highlight botanical gardens, and enjoy an independent way to take in the tranquil scenery, when you book tickets to the Jardines de Alfabia. Located within the UNESCO-listed Tramuntana Mountain Range, the centuries-old complex, formerly the residence of a Moorish governor, includes elegant water features, English-style gardens, and other natural attractions. Once inside, have the freedom to explore at your own pace.

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.

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.