Step aboard your cruise from San Antonio harbor and breeze along the dazzling Ibiza coastline. While cruising on this 6 hour sightseeing cruise the guide will comment on the Ibiza highlights while playing some music, take in the pleasant sights from the water and indulge in a variety of fresh fruit and snacks and drinks. Dock at and discover some amazing cream-colored beaches, Cala Bassa, Cala Conta, andCala Escondida. Spend one hour at each unique beach to explore and swim in the clear waters. As you hop between the beaches, catch a glimpse of Es Vedra and Conejera. Enjoy up to 4 alcoholic drinks and unlimited soft drinks on the sunset cruise. On the daytime cruise, all drinks are unlimited (beer, sangria, cava, soft drinks and water). Nibble on a variety of snacks such as potato tortilla, pasta salad, meat roll,, bread, alioli, pastries, fresh fruits, and sweets as you relax and admire the scenic views. Return to the boat to travel leisurely over to a secluded bay where you'll practice some paddle boarding,snorkeling, bodyboarding, diving board or relax on our donuts and floating mat. Your guides will assist you throughout, making sure you have a safe and fun experience. Finally, set off on the return leg of the journey and relax as you sail back to the harbor. If you have selected the afternoon option, you can admire the views of a beautiful sunset to finish the day in front of Mambo.

Climb aboard a catamaran and cruise from Palma de Mallorca to the beach resorts of Portals Vells or Cala Vella, depending on the wind conditions. Admire the cruise ships and yachts of the rich and famous as you depart the Port of Palma and sail along the spectacular south coast. Upon arrival at your destination, drop anchor and jump in for a swim in the turquoise waters just a few meters from an idyllic beach. Top up your tan in the Mediterranean sun and soak up the ambience of your surroundings. Use the complimentary masks and look for the local marine life on a snorkeling adventure before continuing to your second stop where you can swim again.  During the trip, make 2 stops, 1 in Cala Vella or Portals Vells and the other in another cove next to it. Climb back on board for a buffet meal of a selection of barbecue meats (chicken breast, skewers, and sausages), fresh salads and cake for dessert. Soft drinks and Mineral water are included during the whole trip and also wines from Mallorca and Sangria during the meal.  Choose from a morning departure at 10 AM or an afternoon departure at 3:30 PM and enjoy 5 hours of leisure. Sail back to Palma de Mallorca at the end of the day.

Discover the beauty of Formentera and Ibiza on an all-inclusive boat trip aboard Ibiza's new floating beach club. Swim in clear, blue water, play with water toys or chart your own course through the water with paddleboards. Savor delicious drinks and try new twists on traditional foods. Begin your sailing tour with check-in and boarding at Playa d'en Bossa beach in Ibiza. Admire views of the Las Salinas nature reserve on the way to Formentera while sipping on freshly brewed coffee paired with Greixonera (Balearic pudding) and Ensaimadas (a flaky, sweet pastry). Have free time to explore the island of Formentera where you can rent a scooter, go shopping at the hippie market, soak up some sun on the white Ses Illetes beach, or explore the lighthouse of Far de la Mola.  Head back to the ship in the afternoon to continue the boat trip. Stop at one of the famous beaches in Formentera where you can swim between the superyachts of the rich and famous, have fun with stand-up paddleboards and other giant water toys, take pictures for Instagram, or sunbathe.   Refresh yourself with fruity sangria de Cava, classic sangria de vino Tinto, beer, water, and soft drinks while sailing alongside Ibiza and Formentera and relaxing on sunbeds and sofa lounges. Try Spanish and Balearic wines during a wine tasting to round up your local culinary experience. During the swim stop in Formentera, dinner will be served. Watch your food being freshly made in a live cooking show. Savor Ibiza's most popular dish: Paella. Try homemade Paella Ibicenca with chicken or vegan and gluten-free options, served with a variety of bread and aioli. Watch the glow of the sunset at Cap des Falco or Es Cavallet while experiencing a Café Caleta Show Cooking (rum, brandy, sugar, and hot coffee) and listening to the sound of the waves. Finally, finish your trip by returning to the meeting point.

Join a city cruise from the old port of Ciutadella to explore Son Saura, Cala Turqueta, Macarella, and Macarelleta. Visit the island's hidden gems and admire the natural beauty of its coves and beaches, both from the sea and on land. Enjoy time to swim, snorkel, and savor a paella lunch with a drink on board. Set off on your coastal cruise from Ciutadella to discover the west and south coasts of Menorca. On the first stop at Son Saura, enjoy 2 hours of free time. Relax on the stretch of white sand beach or dip your toes in the calm, shallow waters. You can also take a 15-minute stroll along a rustic stretch of Camí de Cavalls to reach one of Menorca’s most remote and untouched beaches, Es Talaier. Then, hop back on board to enjoy a Mediterranean paella served with a glass of sangria and orange juice for lunch. Set sail to the coves of Macarella and Macarelleta and make a 1.5-hour stop at Cala Turqueta. Admire the small beach with blue waters surrounded by pine trees. Jump straight out of the boat into the clear waters. If you bring a snorkel kit, you can explore the white sand seabed and marine wildlife. Finally, take one last look at Menorca's landscape as you make your way back to Ciutadella.

Skip the lines to La Seu Cathedral in Palma de Mallorca and explore its breathtaking interior. Admire the blend of architecture with contributions from Antoni Gaudí and Miquel Barceló. Started during the reign of Jaime II, the magnificent sandstone monument is a work of ecclesiastical art. It comprises of 3 naves, including the main nave that houses the Trinidad Chapel where the remains of the kings Jaime II and Jaime III can be found. Admire highlights of the façade, such as the imposing columns of the main door and the sculptures by Guillermo Sagrera on the south-facing Portal del Mirador. 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.

Set sail from Port d'Alcudia and discover the best coves and hidden spots of Mallorca's spectacular north coast. Choose between a daytime or sunset experience and climb aboard a catamaran to cruise along the coast. Pass a picturesque islet, the Aucanada Lighthouse, and the hidden cove of Es Coll Baix Beach. Cross the Bay of Pollença, drop anchor at Cala den Gossalba, and discover one of the most dramatic hidden coves close to the famous beach of Formentor. Take in breathtaking views of Mallorca's majestic mountains and sparkling blue sea. Cool off in the crystal-clear waters and make use of free snorkeling equipment, canoes, and standup paddle boards or just relax on the nets and enjoy the tranquil surroundings. Enjoy either a lunch or a dinner of barbecued meat, pasta salad, bread, and fruit aboard your catamaran. Then, sail back towards Port d'Alcudia and enjoy a last stop for a swim before you reach the port.  

This amazing boat trip around Ibiza combines fun and relaxation. This cruise takes you to explore many beautiful beaches and small islands, caves, reefs, historical landmarks, and natural reserves along Ibiza’s coast. When the tour stops at each site, you are encouraged to enjoy the clear waters and snorkel to discover the Spanish reefs. There are 2 stops, and you have 45-minutes at each stop to snorkel. As the boat cruises through the crystal-clear waters, enjoy stunning views of the rugged coastline and its pristine beaches. The first stop on the trip is Cala Bassa, a beautiful beach known for its clear blue waters and white sand. Once the boat anchors just off the coast, feel free to jump into the water and swim. If you prefer to stay on board, take the chance to sunbathe and admire the scenery. After spending some time at Cala Bassa, the boat sets off for Cala Conta, another idyllic beach located just a short distance away. Cala Conta is famous for its stunning sunsets, and the journey to the caves is an adventure in itself. As the boat glides through the caves, feel transfixed by the surrounding beauty. Once you've explored the caves, the boat returns to port, bringing an end to a day of adventure, nature, and breathtaking scenery.

Head off on a sea adventure around the northern coastline of Ibiza on a catamaran cruise. Stop to swim, snorkel, or paddle in the blue waters; visit the aquarium, enjoy a lunch stop, relax on 2 pristine white sand beaches, and soak up the sunshine along the route. After meeting at the pier, you'll begin boarding for your double-decker motorized catamaran excursion. Following check-in, your guided cruise departs from San Antonio Harbour in the morning. From there, the boat will stop at the Natural Aquarium, providing you with an opportunity to take in all of the local sea life. On board, enjoy your choice of cava, beer, sangria, soft drinks, water, fresh fruit, and sweets. The boat will cruise along the north coastline to Ses Margalides as your on-board guide provides you with informative commentary. You'll then set anchor for a swim stop at a secluded bay that is only accessible by boat. Have the chance to sunbathe, swim, snorkel, or bodyboard with all equipment included. After enjoying a cruise on board, the boat will dock at the beautiful beach of Cala Salada. You can have lunch at the beach restaurant (costs not included and requires prior reservation through the phone number on your voucher). Enjoy time to explore and chill out on the two beaches of Cala Salada and the Cala Saladeta. In the evening, there is a ferry back at 5 PM to the port of San Antonio. You can also choose to stay on the boat and not get off at the beach and arrive at the port at around 2 PM.

Take a 3-hour morning dolphin watching boat trip. Discover dolphins playing in their natural habitat on this dolphin watching cruise from Santa Ponsa or Paguera. Relax with a drink or refreshment that you can purchase onboard. Use the snorkeling equipment to explore the marine life at a swim stop.  Board the ship at Playa Tora beach in Paguera or at Santa Ponsa beach. Sail along the coastline and slowly make your way out to sea. Look for sightings of dolphins in waters that are home to Risso's dolphins, bottlenose dolphins, and white-sided dolphins. Search for 21 species of marine mammals. Make use of the semi-submerged lower deck which has panoramic windows for underwater viewing. Spend time on the boat's main deck which is equipped with a bar, service rooms and an entertainment area. Two bars onboard to buy drinks and snacks!. Soak up some sun in the spacious solarium. Return to Santa Ponsa or Paguera at the end of your tour. 

Journey to a world of crystalline caverns with tickets to Hams' Caves in Porto Cristo, Mallorca. Discover the mystical chambers of the caves and marvel at their magnificent stalactite formations. Experience the natural acoustics during a classical concert on the Sea of Venice, an underground lake. Witness the caves' peculiar fish-hook-shaped formations. Explore the 3 main caves, starting with the round cave. Step into its botanical garden with many species of free-flying birds that are native to the island. Experience its special micro-climate that promotes its distinct vegetation. Enter the blue cave to watch the educational documentary, Discovering the Past, presented with blue lighting using cutting-edge LED technology. Learn about the history of Mallorca, its first inhabitants, the formation of the Hams' Caves, and their discovery. Admire Samson’s pillars, the plains of Fra Mauro, and the Pit of Hell, where, in a natural auditorium, they will present Genesis, the history of life, a frenzied time-lapse from the Big Bang to the present day, projected onto the very rock-face of the cave.  See the 12 galleries of the main cave. On the underground lake of the Sea of Venice, enjoy a musical show inspired by the Carnival of Venice with laser lights projected onto the walls of Hams' Caves accompanied by Mozart music.