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Visit the Caves of San José the convenient way, with this half-day trip from Valencia. You will discover the origins of the caves, witness their evolution throughout the years, and behold the breathtaking views of the Sierra de Espadán Natural Park. An amazing underground labyrinth where the magic of nature comes to life. Stalactites and stalagmites intertwine in a stone dance, while vast rooms reveal the grandeur hidden beneath our feet.

Escape the heat on a breezy boat ride around Ibiza’s shore with just a handful of other travelers. Discover secluded coves, get the sea to yourself for a swim, and enjoy sunbathing on deck with a cold beverage in hand. Add to that a spectacular orange sky if you book the sunset cruise and you’ve got the perfect end to a day in paradise.

Discover Menorca from a different perspective—and see marine wildlife up close—on this glass-bottom boat tour from the Port of Mahón. Step aboard a catamaran, sail through Mediterranean waters, and observe the landscape beneath from the vessel’s glass viewing panels. Explore the historic harbor from the water and learn about the area’s history, culture, and architecture along the way.

Set the pace as you explore the ancient Mediterranean port city of Palma de Mallorca with this on a hop-on hop-off City Sightseeing bus tour. Climb on the double-decker bus at one of the many centrally located stops along the two routes, taking in the city as you drive by. When you're ready for a closer look, hop off and rejoin the route at any point within 24-hours.

Discover the rugged coastline of Ibiza and the island of Formentera, without the hassle of planning your own route, with this catamaran sailing trip. Meet your captain at the designated launch point and relax as they take you on a tour of the area's coastal highlights. Enjoy the opportunity to go swimming, snorkeling, and SUP boarding, or simply take time out to sunbathe.

Discover a different side of Menorca—and enjoy a more active experience than many other sightseeing cruises—on this half-day boat tour, including stops for swimming and snorkeling. Set sail from Fornells, explore the waters of the marine reserve around the island’s north coast, and enjoy plenty of photo opportunities with picturesque coastline views. Along the way, take a dip and snorkel with all your equipment included.

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.

•We can reach coves and beaches that large boats and hikers cannot access. •The boat is exclusively for you and will not be shared with other guests •We have snorkeling gear on board, you can use it to explore the underwater world •Sail on a Mallorcan Boat and visit the best places on the North coast

Unlike large crowded tourist boats, our experience is designed to feel far more personal, relaxed and enjoyable from start to finish. We operate with smaller groups to create a friendly atmosphere where guests can truly enjoy Mallorca’s spectacular coastline without feeling rushed or overcrowded. Throughout the trip you’ll cruise past dramatic cliffs, hidden caves, turquoise coves and some of the most beautiful scenery on Mallorca’s north coast before stopping at stunning locations including Coll Baix and Alcanada Island for swimming, snorkeling and paddleboarding in crystal-clear waters. Drinks, snacks and paddleboards are included throughout the experience, allowing guests to relax, explore and enjoy the perfect mix of adventure and comfort while discovering parts of Mallorca only accessible by boat. Whether you want to swim, snorkel, paddleboard or simply enjoy the scenery with an ice-cold drink in hand, this experience offers one of the best ways to explore Mallorca from the sea.

Skip the crowded tourist boats, and book a small-group cruise to see the coastline around Formentera. With a maximum of just six people on board the boat, you'll enjoy a more intimate time at sea. Stop at two beaches to swim, snorkel, and use a stand-up paddleboard, and kick back with snacks on deck as you cruise. Lunch is not included, so you can bring your own or eat ashore.

Discover Palma de Mallorca's old town and beyond on an e-bike tour covering key historic landmarks in under half a day. Your 10-mile (15-kilometer) ride stops at top attractions including Bellver Castle and Basilica de Sant Francesc. Cruise along the coastal bikeway with ease and see architectural landmarks like Convento de Santa Clara a peu and Palma Cathedral (La Seu).

Imagine this: you are in Ibiza, surrounded by friends and loved ones, sailing to the turquoise waters of Cala Bassa. You will feel the sea breeze as you enjoy an afternoon full of adventure and relaxation. During the Journey we will pass the Spectacular Port des Torrent and visit an impressive Cave Would you like some action? We have paddle surfing, water bikes and snorkeling equipment, all free! Dive in and discover a fascinating underwater world or just relax floating in the crystal clear waters. But wait, the best is yet to come! Upon returning, we will sail past the iconic Café Mambo and Café del Mar. With a glass of Sangria de Cava, Beer or Soft drinks in hand and witness one of the most beautiful sunsets in the world, a sight that will leave you speechless. With only 45 people on board, this experience is intimate and exclusive, ideal for creating unforgettable memories with your friends and family.

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.

Formentera, Ibiza's quieter neighboring island, is only reachable by boat—and working out ferry operators and return windows can really kill the mood of a relaxed beach day. Instead, this round-trip transfer from Figueretas runs you across in under an hour, with a choice of departure and return times so you don't have to rush to catch your ride.

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.

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.

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.

Quickly see the highlights of Palma de Mallorca’s Old Town with this walking-tour introduction. Meet your guide at a tourist office near the port and visit the most famous places of interest on foot, including the Mallorca Cathedral, where you skip the typically long lines and spend about 45 minutes exploring with your guide.

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. Snorkel and paddle surf included. If you want the boat privately, you have to book for 12 people.

Leave the land-based crowds behind, and treat yourself to a lazy half day at sea aboard a catamaran. You’ll sail from Alcudia across the bay, stopping at beaches such as Coll Baix and the Bay of Pollensa to snorkel, swim, and even paddle in a kayak. Drinks and a light lunch are served on board as you cruise.

Skip an expensive taxi or the hassle of public transportation to reach Albufera Natural Park from Valencia on this tour. Take a boat ride for the lowdown on the wetland landscapes, home to rice fields and native birds. Choose a sunset tour to see the lake during golden hour, or a morning tour for a slower pace with a drink and fresh fruit.

A brand new tour that takes you to the spectacular Formentor area to see the sunset and the most magnificent views the island has to offer. We operate this exclusive tour in small groups and travel by minibus to discover the incredible beauty of the Formentor peninsula. We will drive away from the resort and along the serpentine road that leads to Formentor at the tip of the Tramuntana Mountain Range. The views on the journey will be stunning, but we will also stop along the way to take photos. One of our photo stops will be at the Es Colomer view point, where the scenery is breathtaking. Then we drive to the watchtower Atalaya de Albercutx in Formentor. On our way, we will see great views and a great landscape. The climax of the excursion will be when we get to the watchtower, where you can explore and take photos. We will toast the sunset with a glass of cava with strawberries and you'll get some of the best photos of your holiday.

Discover the wild beauty of Mallorca’s southeastern coast on a boat trip from Cala Figuera. Admire rugged cliffs, ancient rock formations, and sea caves once used as smugglers’ hideouts that you can't see from land on your boat, far from the land-based crowds. See old maritime quarries and the historic fishing town of S'Almunia, and disembark on the secluded beach of Cala Marmols, where you can relax on the sand or take a swim.