See the incredible natural Jack Sparrow cave (or Cueva de los Ladrones), with this jet ski excursion departing from Alcudia. After a short introduction on how to ride a jet ski, you will leave the port and sail towards the island of Aucanada, passing through the Aucanda golf course and the Sa Bassa Blanca Museum. You’ll then continue to the Jack Sparrow cave, where you’ll make a stop to visit the cave and do some snorkeling. After that you’ll head to the Cap de Menorca, where you’ll see the famous cove of Coll Baix, in order to head back to the port where you’ll finish this fantastic excursion.

Squeeze the most out of your family holiday in Mallorca! From the buzzing capital of Palma to mystical caves, thrilling water parks and more – it’s impossible to choose from. The TUI Majorca Family Pass gives you easy access to some of the best attractions across the island, at a heavily discounted price! Channel your inner Tarzan at Tirolinas GO Mallorca for some adrenaline-packed fun and learn underwater world secrets at Palma Aquarium and Marineland! Feel the splash at two of Mallorca’s best water parks, or, if you’d rather keep to dry land, why not jump on the Hop-On Hop-Off bus to explore Mallorca’s capital. It’s up to you!

Mallorca is much more than sun, beach, and sand. The island offers countless attractions that will help you understand its history and culture. With so much to see, why limit yourself to one? The Mallorca Arts & Culture Pass offers you the opportunity to visit as many attractions as you want at your own pace, at a heavily discounted price! Visit the stunning Mallorca Cathedral, admire the best views of the island from Son Marroig’s terrace, or learn how wines are produced in the Macià Batle winery. You decide!

If you’re after a fun-packed family day out, Marineland is Majorca’s only aquatic animal park. It’s got edge-of-your-seat dolphin, sea lion and exotic bird shows and an aquarium. And if you choose the PLUS option, there’s fast-track entry to the park, exclusive seating at the dolphin performance, as well as a free family photo and a gift for kids. Watch in awe as a pod of beautiful bottlenose dolphins show off their swimming skills. The sea lions will wow you with their ability to jump through hoops. Then there are the colourful displays featuring brightly plumed parrots and macaws.

With some hot air balloon experiences you’re up just long enough to take a pretty picture, and before you know it you’re back on solid ground. This sky-high excursion over Mallorca is a much more rewarding experience. Help assemble your balloon under expert supervision, and get a feel for the instruments used to stay airborne. Then take off triumphantly, drifting with purpose over the island as you take in its Balearic beauty. Your crew are former Spanish champions, so you’re in safe hands! Opt for an early morning flight with breakfast for the full experience. One of the best Mallorca tours in our portfolio!

Release your full monkey self on the zipline course in Tirolinas Go Mallorca: Adventure Park. This forest of family-friendly fun offers a different adventure from tree to tree, with courses to suit all ages and all levels – no experience required to bring out your inner Tarzan here! Close to Palma Beach, it’s a great way to bond in the canopy, and there are 80 different activities to keep you entertained for hours. Get out into nature at this huge tree-top adventure park, featuring ziplines over 200 meters long and a full team of pros at hand.

Palma offers a rich mix of history, culture and nightlife. We’ll drive you through the fascinating central area, where you’ll be able to take in the beauty of the narrowed streets and ancient buildings along the way. Just hop on at the beginning of the tour at Antoni Maura and get ready to see 17 bus stops at remarkable destinations. Hop off at any of the stops along the route and hop back on at your leisure with your 24 or 48-hour ticket.

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. Step foot inside the two main studios where one of the 20th century’s most eminent artists created his pieces.

The Royal Palace of La Almudaina brings decadence from days gone by to your time in Palma de Mallorca. Dating back to the 14th century, this was where the king and queen camped out when they stayed in Mallorca, and it’s packed with all the royal trimmings you’d expect, from period pieces and tapestries to grand archways and a Romanesque chapel. The palace’s prominent position overlooking the Bay of Palma gave it huge strategic importance throughout the centuries. Now it gives photographers the best views over the Bay of Palma. Explore the palace’s three grand rooms, rich in history dating back to the 14th century.

Skip the lines to Palma Cathedral and explore this epic statement, a jewel of Gothic architecture overlooking the sea. This magnificent 14th-century sandstone monument is the pride of Palma and a work of art in itself. Dive into the world of oceanic life at the Palma Aquarium, where hundreds of species of sea creatures are making a splash in Majorca. Get up close to Europe’s largest living coral collection, and see sharks in Europe’s deepest shark tank. An aquatic adventure for kids and adults alike!

Skip the lines to Palma Cathedral and explore this epic statement, a jewel of Gothic architecture overlooking the sea. This magnificent 14th-century sandstone monument is the pride of Palma and a work of art in itself. Explore the three naves, and step into the final resting place of kings Jaime II and Jaime III. Gaze up at imposing columns and snap a selfie next to sculptures by Guillermo Sagrera. Discover additions made by the architect Antoni Gaudí in the early 20th century, along with works by the artist Miquel Barceló in the Santísimo Chapel.

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. Your guide will tell you how these unbelievable bodies formed and how nature produced the dazzling colors that play on them. Join a small group and journey underground into caverns filled with rare rock formations.

Take a break from Mallorca’s beach bars and make your way into the mountains to discover an enchanting garden oasis of ornate fountains, atmospheric walkways, and botanical delights. It’ll take your holiday snaps to the next level. The Jardines de Alfabia’s blend of Moorish and classic English landscaping, combined with elements of Rococo, Gothic, Roman, and Renaissance architecture, makes for a timeless spectacle that’s just as gloriously photogenic as it is rich in cultural history.

If you’re a sports fan, then the Rafa Nadal Museum Xperience puts the ball in your court. Its simulators and attractions put you at the centre of the action. As well as the tennis legend’s trophies and memorabilia on display in the Exhibition Room there are exciting experiences where you get to call all the shots. The Majorcan tennis ace, Rafael Nadal, presents all his trophies and memorabilia in a museum with a difference in his home town of Manacor. Head into the Exhibition Room and you’ll find all his achievements, equipment and best trophies from throughout his career, but step through into the Experience Room and you become the protagonist of the show.

This excursion will begin with a short introduction to jet skis, before heading into the water. You’ll first visit the lighthouse on the island of Aucanada, before visiting the bay of Pollença, to enjoy its landscapes. You’ll then go to the the bay of Formentor, where you’ll see its island with its cave, and we will enjoy coves such as cove murta, or engosauba cove. Here you’ll have time to refresh yourselves and do a little snorkeling in one of the coves, and enjoy its crystal clear waters.

Sightseeing is taken to a whole new level on this trike tour. You’ll visit impressive photo stops around Majorca, while riding the open and winding country roads along the Tramuntana Mountains and west coast. After an introduction to the trikes, you’ll pop on your helmet and rev your way out of Palma. Taking the road towards Valdemossa and Esporles, you’ll soon be in the Tramuntana Mountains, and riding the classic Rewaco three-seat trikes, you’ll have a smooth ride the whole way.

With four dive centres dotted around the north and east of the island, this is one of the best opportunities to try scuba diving in Majorca. Dives are adapted to suit your needs and to make them as comfortable as possible. And with two dives in a day, you’ll have plenty of time underwater to discover the island’s marine flora and fauna.

You don’t just get to admire the eastern coastline of Majorca on this tour – you’ll get to immerse yourself in it. Don a wetsuit, boots and helmet with headlight to explore a sea cave. After passing a string of coves, we’ll enter the cave below a cliff. Inside, you’ll discover a world of stalagmites and stalactites, petrified lava and turquoise lakes.

Enjoy a fun water activity with your friends in Palma de Mallorca and rent an XXL paddle surf for up to 8 people. See its incredible views of Palma and explore the coast: you’ll be able to catch the waves even without the wind and experience a new way of enjoying the sea.

With an oyster-shaped bay offset by the Serra de Tramuntana mountains, Port de Pollença is practically made for boat trips. So this selection of sailboat cruises are just the ticket. Choose a half or full-day tour complete with swims stops, lunch and local wine, or set sail at sunset and raise a toast to the end of another great day on holiday.

Afternoons in Majorca can sometimes turn wild, and even more so if you’re on board the party boat. You’ll set sail on an adult-only scenic cruise along the east coast, except this time the music’s pumped up and the beer’s flowing. Expect plenty of fun in the sun. The boat will cast off from Cala Ratjada to begin cruising along the Llevante Peninsula Natural Park.