Palma Tours

Set sail along the shores of northeast Majorca for a day guaranteed to give you that on-holiday feel. An afternoon full of little luxuries, there'll be snacks on board as you anchor in Llevant Marine Reserve, and in between bouts of swimming, snorkelling and sunbathing, there's an open bar serving beer, wine and soft drinks, too.

The coves of southeastern Majorca are renowned for their tropical beauty – white sands washed by crystalline turquoise waters. This catamaran trip glides past Cala Mendia, Cala Anguila, Cala Falcó, Cala Varques, Cala Millor, Punta de n'Amer, Cala Bona and Cala Petita, with a well-deserved swim stop in Cala Morlanda. Utter bliss.

Dance with the incredible India Martínez, see one of the most recognized stars in the world, enjoy this Mediterranean garden in Mallorca.

Enjoy one of the most beloved events at Es Jardí, live the magic of the 80's, dance to the music of the best-known artists and bands of the moment.

The coves of southeastern Majorca are renowned for their tropical beauty – white sands washed by crystalline turquoise waters and wow-factor coastal scenery. This catamaran trip glides past Porto Cristo, Cala Romantica, Calas de Mallorca and Cala Falcó, with a well-deserved swim stop in Cala Varques, too. Utter bliss.

Book a 3-hour night cruise in the bay of Palma. Relax and admire the most emblematic monuments of the capital of the Balearic Islands illuminated at night.

See one of the most recognized stars in the world, celebrate Carlos Vives's successes this summer in Mallorca, enjoy the singer who changed Latin music forever.

The cherry on top of a perfect holiday in Majorca has to be a catamaran cruise. This half-day cruise from Cala Ratjada sails the island's stunning northeast coast and stops to let you swim and snorkel in the sea. There's also a lunch of delicious Majorcan dishes included, complete with a few drinks.The half day cruise takes you out to sea and along the Llevant peninsula – a haven for marine life and top coastal views. Feel the sea breeze and dip your toes in the water – it's the ultimate in relaxation. Your captain will drop anchor for a couple of hours at a secluded cove, where you are free to sunbathe, swim and even snorkel in the clear waters.Once you've built up an appetite, a tasty lunch of freshly-prepared Majorcan dishes will be served, alongside drinks. And afterwards you can continue to snooze in the shade, catch a few rays on deck or kick back and admire the views as we sail gently back to shore. As relaxing catamaran cruises go, this one is tough to beat.

The coves of southeastern Majorca are renowned for their tropical beauty – white sands washed by crystalline turquoise waters and wow-factor coastal scenery. This catamaran trip glides past Porto Cristo, Cala Romantica, Calas de Mallorca and Cala Falcó, with a well-deserved swim stop in Cala Varques, too. Utter bliss.

Enjoy one of the most important music festivals in Mallorca! On June 13, 14, and 15 you'll see a lot of national and international artists on stage.

With over 85 years of experience, a trip to Majorca's Bodega Jose L Ferrer is an absolute must for wine enthusiasts. Take a tour of the grounds, learning the techniques of the trade with an expert guide, before rounding off with a wine tasting session. There's two tours to choose from, with either four selected wines or five premium wines to sip on and local nibbles to try, too.

Inspired by the work of National Geographic's Pristine Seas project, which aims to protect the last wild places in our oceans, this National Geographic Day Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore some of the most beautiful and unspoiled Mediterranean waters by kayak, accompanied by a marine biologist and learn about the importance of Posidonia Oceanica. Posidonia Oceanica is more than just a seagrass. In the words of Manu San Félix, a member of the National Geographic Pristine Seas Project: "Posidonia is the architect of the Mediterranean marine ecosystem." It is an essential part of this ecosystem with broad implications for ecology, coastal stability, tourism, and even climate regulation. Efforts to conserve and protect this important species are crucial to maintaining the health and balance of the Mediterranean environment. This humble plant plays a vital role in oxygenating seawater, helping to stabilize sediment, and providing a habitat for many species of fish and other marine life. Accompanied by a marine biologist, you will paddle your kayak a distance of approximately 2.5 miles around the Marine Protected Area of the Malgrats Islands, a biodiverse ecosystem which is home to dolphins, fish, birds, algae and more. The protected zone was established to safeguard the surrounding marine habitat, an important location for Posidonia Oceanica. Exploring mostly by kayak with an optional snorkel stop, you'll see the Posidonia meadows for yourself, with explanations from the marine biologist about the impact this seagrass has on the Mediterranean and the wider world. Learn how each of us can play a part in protecting the Posidonia meadows, by raising awareness of their role in the battle against global warming, as featured in the National Geographic documentary, 'Pristine Seas: The Power of Protection'.

Enjoy a jet ski ride from Alcudia and see the sun setting over the sea for a unique and romantic experience

Packed with beautiful beaches, bays and a shining city skyline, Palma is spectacular seen from the ground – but even better from above. Get a different perspective on Majorca with this exciting parasailing experience. Soar up to 50m above the waves and feel the wind in your hair as you enjoy 10-minutes of incredible views from the air.

Enjoy one of the most important music festivals in Mallorca! On June 13, 14, and 15 you'll see a lot of national and international artists on stage.

Join a small group boat tour, have fun on a crazy donut and relax and enjoy the views.

Discover the culture, gastronomy and landscapes of Majorca on a driving tour through the Serra de Tramuntana. Our innovative communication system allows interaction between vehicles so you can enjoy the guide's commentary and insights from the comfort of your own car.This backroads tour includes several stops, including Valldemossa Hermitage to enjoy the peaceful ambiance and sample a Majorcan spiral pastry called 'ensaimada.' Next you'll explore Miramar Monastery's gardens and enjoy some local crackers with cheese. There will be a further stop at Sóller olive mill to find out about olive oil production on the island.To round off the trip, tuck into a traditional lunch in Soller town, featuring typical Majorcan dishes including pa amb oli, and Gató dessert accompanied by local wine. Immerse yourself in the beauty of Serra de Tramuntana and experience the flavours of Majorca.

Enjoy one of the most important music festivals in Mallorca! On June 13, 14, and 15 you'll see a lot of national and international artists on stage.

Enjoy one of the most important music festivals in Mallorca! On June 13, 14, and 15 you'll see a lot of national and international artists on stage.

Enjoy one of the most important music festivals in Mallorca! On June 13, 14, and 15 you'll see a lot of national and international artists on stage.