Palma Tours

Gear up for a wheely good time on this bike tour through Majorca's bustling capital. After a brief introduction and bike setup, we'll pedal along Palma's serene seafront, stopping at the Cathedral, Parc de la Mar and more. Then, we'll zip further to discover historic churches, plazas, and even a 13th-century convent. There's a stop for tapas before rounding off with a visit to the Old Town - La Lonja - or Santa Catalina, a vibrant area with a boho theme.

Enjoy an authentic Mallorcan boat experience as the locals do. Avoid crowds and discover hidden places along the coast with your private group.

Behind the white sand beach of Es Trenc stretches the Protected Area of the Levante Salt Flats. For millennia, precious salt has been harvested here, and today it's a haven for nature enthusiasts and home to over 160 different species of birds. With luck you will be able to spot avocets, stilts, and pink flamingos among many others. Spanning an expansive 150 hectares, the Levante Salt Flats have been designated as a Natural Area of Special Interest. Three conditions are essential for the purest salt to form – hot sun, sea breeze and low humidity. You will witness the ancient process of salt harvesting as you explore the salt pans on a gentle walking tour, your National Geographic-traned guide providing you with local insight and explaining the history of this ancient Balearic occupation. Watch the expert Salineros using age-old techniques to gather the finest, Flor de Sal salt crystals, and then have a go at harvesting some yourself. The tour also spotlights the sustainable nature of the sea salt industry. The production is in total harmony with the ecosystem, in fact many migratory birds rely on the mineral-rich wetlands to restore balance after long flights from overseas. The delicate nature of salt crystals means hand harvesting is the only workable method, so there is no need for mechanisation. Enjoy landscapes and artisan processes that have remained unchanged for centuries as you soak up the peace and nature of this special place.

Kick boredom to the curb at Fussicamp, the ultimate football camp for kids. Tired of just beaching it with your folks? Spice up your stay by joining the team for some football fun. Learn cool new tricks to up your game, score winning goals for your team, and make buddies who love football just as much as you do. Plus, you'll get your own camp jersey and shorts, and a cool photo to remember your awesome time in Majorca.

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.

Experience sustainability at its best during a guided tour at Casa Esment.

Cova dels Coloms is a favourite among thrill-seekers, and on this tour you'll find out just why. After a 30-minute trek across the coastline, spotting wild goats, turtles and more, you'll reach Cala Falco. Don your wetsuit and gear up for a swim into a hidden cave, where crystal-clear lakes and impressive rock formations await inside two vast chambers. Experience the serene beauty of this secluded spot, with your guide on hand to explain the importance of this pristine and natural ecosystem.

Pirates Reloaded is a strictly adults-only, high-octane party experience that's definitely unique in Mallorca. The combination of an electric atmosphere, live DJ sets of club anthems and acrobatics is why Reloaded is one of the island's top party nights.

Book your jet ski tour and navigate through the Bay of Alcudia discovering its charming corners. Feel the thrill of riding a jet ski!

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.

See the best of Majorca's vibrant capital by night on this easygoing bike tour. After a brief introduction and bike setup, we'll head through Palma on two wheels, stopping at the iconic Cathedral, Parc de la Mar and many more hotspots. Then, we'll pedal further to discover historic churches, plazas, and a 13th-century convent. Ride bike lanes, calm streets, parks and plazas with regular stops for your guide to put the city's sights into context.

Fall hook, line and sinker for this eco-conscious fishing trip in Majorca. Set sail on a six-hour sport fishing cruise, gliding through Mediterranean waters in search of the catch of the day. With a crew on hand to show you the ropes, you'll have the chance of reeling in highly-prized lobster or bluefin tuna. The beauty of Majorca's marine life is something we're passionate about preserving. Theough TUI Sea the Change Balearics, a sustainability project from the TUI Care Foundation, we're on a mission to protect our seas, ensuring the Balearic Islands remain a vibrant, healthy place for both its residents and visitors. By joining this tour, you're not just fishing; you're helping us reduce the impact of fishing on our oceans and revive our precious coastal bays. Let's make a difference, one fishing trip at a time.

Ohala is an edge-of-your-seat adventure brought to you by the House of Son Amar – Majorca's very own specialists in spectacular entertainment. Be transported through 3000 years of Mediterranean history as you're wowed by performances from dancers, artists, acrobats and more.Step into the grounds of a grand Majorcan manor house, and the brand-new Kingdom of Alcazar outdoor seating area sets the scene for the evening ahead. All horseshoe arches, motifs and domes, it's a multisensory experience that recreates the feel of an ancient Moorish marketplace.Then it's time for the main event. Take your seat in the theatre and watch as a huge cast of performers help bring history to life. In a family-friendly tale inspired by the island's past, there'll be stunts, acrobatics and dancing, all set to a foot-stomping soundtrack. And with a variety of seating options and packages to choose from, it's certain to be a great night out for all.

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.

Discover two of the best caves around Alcudia with this jet ski excursion and see the beautiful natural environment of Mallorca

Visit Port d'Andratx, enjoy a submarine vision from the boat, take a refreshing swim in clear waters.

Have fun together with your whole family, enjoy the incredible views from the sea, discover the magic views of Malgrat Islands and the Natural Marine Reserve.

Double up on the fun of snorkelling in Majorca with these stand-up paddle or kayak combos. Starting with the chance to familiarise yourself with your vessel in the calm waters of S'Illot beach, you'll cast off along the coast, passing by sea caves and hidden coves. Then, when you reach Cala Morlanda, you'll grab your mask and jump in for a snorkelling session – this area's renowned for its diverse marine life and underwater Posidonia meadows.

An excursion that ticks off all that's special about rural Majorca. A farmers' market, a mountain monastery, a rustic village and an typical finca – they're all stars of this full day tour. And if you want to add a genuine country touch, you can enjoy an optional picnic. This is the real Majorca.You'll start the morning with a visit to the tiny town of Pina, where you'll visit a church – exclusive to this tour. Then, enjoy panoramic views of Majorca at the Bonany Monastery, before heading to Petra to see famous Spanish priest, Junipero Serra's house.After exploring rural villages, you'll visit the weekly market and browse stalls stacked with fresh fruit and vegetable, fragrant herbs and locally produced delicatessen – a Majorcan ritual. A typical Majorcan picnic is available as an optional extra here. And the final visit of the day depends on which area you're staying in. If you're in Soller, you'll visit Orient – a village in the heart of the mountains – and if your in Colonia de Sont Jordi, you'll stop by Montesion, a wine estate in Porres.

Sun, sea and a bit of snorkelling are the perfect ingredients to make your holiday unforgettable. With experienced instructors, you'll practice your underwater breathing skills and finning technique in shallow water. Once you've mastered the basics of snorkelling, you'll venture into the open sea. Explore diverse environments, from rocky outcroppings to sandy stretches, as well as areas richly adorned with Posidonia – a remarkable seagrass that has thrived for thousands of years.