Can Pastilla

Explore the beauty of Mallorca's rugged coastline on this sailboat with your own Captain through the bay of Palma. Relax with some cava and tapas, or go snorkeling or swimming if you like; the choice is yours.  Meet your Captain at the port of San Antonio, hop aboard, relax and enjoy the ride. Cruise past rock formations, stop at beautiful coves, and soak in the views. Then, splash into the clear waters to swim, snorkel, or paddleboard. If you are lucky, you might even spot the local marine life that lurks underneath. Feeling hungry? Don't worry; you can tuck into a selection of tasty tapas accompanied by cava, beer, or some soft drinks to clench your thirst. This is an unforgettable experience living it up that you won't want to leave. 

Visit a traditional market to meet local people and discover the sights, smells, and flavors of this region. Visit the town of Alcudia, which is a beautiful place full of history. Admire the city walls encircling the Old Town.  Then, visit Alcudia where you will stop for 2 hours. At Playa de Formentor, you'll have free time for about 45 minutes, during which you can enjoy the views and relax. Return on a coastal route with panoramic views from the seaside cliffs. 

Travel through the history, culture, and cuisine of Mallorca on this tour, accompanied by a local guide. After getting picked up from your hotel, begin your journey along the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site. Your first stop will be the Hermitage of Valldemossa, a fascinating chapel where you can admire panoramic views of the area. Enjoy a short 10-minute walk to reach the chapel and be rewarded for your efforts with a sample of freshly-baked ensaimada, a traditional Mallorcan desert. Then, leave Valldemossa behind and head to the Miramar Monastery, a monastery which was converted into a summer house for Archduke Luis Salvador and his illustrious guests. First, visit the old mill, before continuing to the Archduke's living residence. Here, admire extravagant interiors and discover legends of the impressive Byzantine Gardens as you admire the views of the sea. Finish your tour of the monastery with a sample of Quelitas crackers with cheese, a daily delicacy for most Mallorcans. Finally, head to the Sóller Olive Oil Mill, located in a traditional Mallorcan house. Enjoy a private tour of the premises from one of the owners, learn about the family business and the olive oil production process, as well as orange harvesting. End the day with a traditional Mallorcan lunch of "pa amb oli", including local rustic bread, tomatoes, olives, cheese, ham, and olive oil. For dessert, enjoy a Gató, a typical almond cake from the island. Sip on wine, water, and delicious freshly squeezed orange juice as you savor your lunch before heading back to your hotel.

Take a sea kayak out on the open water with a 2-hour rental leaving from Can Pastilla in the Balearic Islands. Experience the calmer sea from sunrise to about 1 PM or at sunset from 4 PM in the afternoon.  Consider heading to the islet of Sa Galera about 150 meters to 175 meters from the coast of Can Pastilla. This area stands out for its archaeological site from the time of the Phoenicians between the 4th century and 2nd century BC. There you can make a stop to visit the islet, swim, snorkel, and take in the views of the city of Palma. If you’d like, continue the excursion to Portixol or a little farther to the cathedral of Palma.