Portals Nous

Peguera

Palma

Estellencs

Sant Elm

Playa de Palma

Esporles

L'Arenal

Bunyola

Soller

Alcossebre

Amposta

Ulldecona

Tivenys

Benifallet

Corachar

Cretas

Villalba

Torre del Compte

Calaceite

Mota del Cuervo

Tarancon

Santa Cruz de la Zaraza

Consuegra

Fundació Miró Mallorca: Entry Ticket

Marineland Mallorca: Skip The Line Ticket

Genova Caves: Skip The Line Ticket

Western Water Park: Entry Ticket

Mallorca: Dolphin Watching Cruise from Paguera

Mallorca: Dolphin Watching Glass-Bottom Boat Tour from Paguera

Katmandu Park: Entry Ticket

Palma de Mallorca: Hidden Caves Tour with a Local

Dragonera Island: Boat Trip from Santa Ponsa

Palma de Mallorca: 4-Hr Small Group Sailing Trip + Snacks & Open Bar

Port d'Andratx: Catamaran Cruise from Mallorca

Santa Ponsa: Boat Excursion around Dragon Island + Swimming

Palma de Mallorca: 4-Hr Private Sailing Tour + Snacks

Magaluf

Across four unique spaces, enjoy the process of Joan Miró's artistic endeavors during his time in Mallorca. Step inside Sert Studio and the preserved rural house, Son Boter – creative spaces where time has stood still – plus, see the fluid blending of art and architecture at the Moneo Building.

Besides Miró's paintings, which often go against conventional techniques; visitors can also enjoy his large-scale sculptures and the warm Mediterranean climate in the surrounding gardens.

Make a splash in Mallorca's magnificent Marineland, and get up-close-and-personal with the ocean's most charming animals. You'll learn all about the park's dolphins and sea lions, then get to see them doing their watery thing in spectacular live shows. And with a giant aquarium, aviary, and Tropical House, it's a wildly good day out!

Speleothemas coraloide might not sound too interesting unless you've got a degree in geology... but no matter what you call it, seeing a colorful cauliflower-shaped rock deep in the belly of the earth is a unique experience.

The Genova Caves contain a number of subterranean galleries linked by natural corridors. During your tour you'll walk about a kilometer and descend up to 36 meters underground. You will learn how these unbelievable bodies formed and how nature produced the dazzling colors that play on them.

What do you get when you combine cowboys and waterslides? Rootin' tootin' watery good times, that's what! Cannonball into a wild frontier of fun at Western Water Park in Magaluf, and find out for yourself. With 16 waterslides, two gigantic pools, lazy rivers, wave machines, areas for kids to splash about and play, and lots more, this sun-drenched paradise has something for everyone.

Delve into the ocean world with a unique experience at sea, aboard a catamaran with underwater vision.

On this dolphin-watching cruise, you can observe some of the world's smartest and most inspiring marine animals in their natural habitat. 

Sail along the southwest coast of Mallorca, slowly entering the high seas to scout these agile cetaceans through underwater portholes.

What's more, you'll have an opportunity to don a snorkel and get in the water yourself!

Join an early morning cruise along the coast of Mallorca on a glass-bottom boat.

Watch the coastline as you travel and look out for dolphins swimming near the boat. 

The crew knows the area well and will do their best to find them, but sightings cannot be guaranteed since they are wild animals in their natural habitat.

This tour includes a stop in one of the nearby bays where you can swim and snorkel with the provided gear. 

There is also a bar onboard where you can buy drinks and snacks.

Visit Katmandu Park in Magaluf to spend a day full of adventures with your friends and family. 

Start with the upside-down house, filled with mechanical curiosities and interactive exhibits. Reach at a mirror maze, face a shark encounter, and go through a spinning tunnel.

Experience a 4D adventure like the Canyon Coaster, simulating a fast canyon ride.

Play mini golf in imaginative settings and let kids enjoy the underwater-themed soft play area to end the day.

Join a small group of up to 8 people to see Mallorca beyond typical tourist spots. Walk hidden coastal paths, swim and stop by a historic chapel overlooking the sea.

Visit a military base in Bendinat, a historical site with coastal views. Next, follow a forest path to a hidden cove, a quiet spot known to locals. Here, you can explore sea caves, float in the water, and take in the surroundings.

Finally, follow a coastal route to the last stop—Ermita de Portals Nous. This small chapel on a cliff has sea views and marks the end of the trip.

At the end of the tour, your guide will share local tips and recommendations.

Visit Dragonera Island, an uninhabited spot ideal for nature and hiking lovers.

Explore the Natural Park, which includes Es Pantaleu, Sa Mitjana, and Sa Dragonera. Discover diverse marine plant life and spot rabbits, bats, scorpions, and endemic lizards on land.

Learn about the island's history at the museum and see the ruins, native plants, and animals.

Travel along the southwest coast, passing Cala Fornells, Camp de Mar, Cala Llamp, Puerto de Andratx, and San Telmo before reaching Dragonera. Spend one hour exploring the island.

Embark on a spectacular voyage across Mallorca's dazzling blue waters, nestled in the breathtaking Bay of Palma. A feast of finger-licking treats awaits, accompanied by fine wines, chilled beers, and refreshing soft drinks.

The adventure begins at the entrance of the marina, where a welcoming guide will escort you aboard a majestic ship. From Marina Palma, the ship sets sail on a stunning sightseeing tour along the Mallorca seafront.

As the ship slices through the glittering waves, point your cameras at the awe-inspiring coastal vistas. The ship's crew will point out landmarks and answer your questions, bringing the beautiful surroundings to life. 

When the heat gets too much, the ship's swimming platform offers an enticing dip into the warm Mediterranean sea. Don't forget the endless supply of wine, beer, and soft drinks and delicious nibbles.

Sail out to Port d'Andratx, known as one of the most exclusive ports in Mallorca aboard an exclusive catamaran.

You'll anchor in a beautiful bay where you can refresh yourself with a swim in crystal clear waters. Then contemplate the seabed from an underwater viewing gallery.

Discover the beauty of Mallorca's southwest coast and Port d'Andratx. 

Enjoy two swimming stops, one on the way to the Port of Andratx and one on the return journey.

Step aboard a luxurious boat and sail around the islets of Pantaleu, Mitjana, and Dragonera Island.

Discover idyllic bays and take in the views of San Telmo, a picturesque coastal fishing village.

See the northern coast of the Sierra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. After anchoring in a secluded cove, swim in the clear waters.

Continue along Mallorca’s southwest coast towards Dragonera Island, passing Andratx. Enjoy a 1-hour stop on the island to swim, explore, or take in the natural scenery.

Later, relax during another 1-hour swimming stop while enjoying lunch onboard with tapas and a selection of fresh salads. Water and soft drinks are included.

Prepare for a sailing adventure with a skippered sailing excursions. 

Choose between a half-day (4-hour) trip or a romantic 2-hour sunset cruise in Gambitero, a 12.5-meter sailboat that comfortably accommodates 11 passengers plus the skipper, or the Servus, an 11-meter sailboat perfect for 7 passengers plus the skipper.

Plan a larger event with a fleet that can accommodate up to 18 people. 

Upgrade your adventure with a delicious Paella and unlimited tapas and drinks.

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