Explore Palma de Mallorca by bike on a 3-hour guided tour of the historic Old Town. See monuments from Byzantine to Muslim times, along with fine examples of the island’s Modernisme architecture. Meet your guide near Palma Cathedral on Carrer de Can Puigdorfila (a hotel pick-up can also be arranged on request). Then, pedal down some of the city’s most enchanting streets. Learn the history of the city and its most important buildings as you get lost in the alleys of the Old Town. Look at the impressive façade of the Seu (Palma Cathedral), and go to the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, built as an Arabian Fort and now an official residence of the Spanish Royal Family. See the remains of the old city walls, and admire the slender columns of La Lonja (market). Pedal down the leafy La Rambla de Palma to watch the flower sellers and street performers at work, and look at the façade of the Ajuntament (Town Hall). Discover the remains of the Banys Àrabs (Arab Baths) as one of the reminders of Palma's Moorish past, and peer into the windows of the luxury shops on Paseo del Borne.

See Mallorca from a unique perspective on this guided, one-hour horseback riding tour through the forests of the Puig de sant Martí in Alcudia. This tour can accommodate beginners, children, and more experienced riders. After the tour, arrive at the ranch and enjoy a unique taste of Mallorca with a selection of locally made wines and cheeses. Try other ecological products, as well, including, pate, jam, and oil, which are all made by local farmers. Learn about each of the products and the beautiful stories behind them.

Discover the history and the most emblematic sites in the center of Palma de Mallorca on a guided walking tour. Depart from Parc de la Mar and see all the major historical spots in this unique city. Be amazed by the beauty of the gardens of S'Hort del Rei and hear about their medieval origins. Next, explore the narrow streets of the historic center and other places such as the Parliament or the Plaza de Cort. From an expert guide, hear about the typical Mallorcan patio of a manor house.  Admire the stunning beauty of the Cathedral of Mallorca, which dominates the Bay of Palma and is an icon of the island's historical and cultural heritage. Embark on a guided tour of the beautiful Cathedral and marvel at its various parts like the Gate Puerta Mayor, Central Nave, Rose Window, and the Altar of the Blessed Sacrament by the artist Miquel Barceló.

Discover the Old Town of Palma de Mallorca from a different perspective on a 3-hour bike tour. Ride to the most important monuments and buildings in the city, and find hidden corners along the way. Cycle to the Cathedral of Mallorca and discover the old city walls. Go to La Lonja to discover the nightlife center of the city. Visit the Royal Palace of La Almudaina, originally built as an Arabian fort. See Palma City Hall (Ayuntamiento de Palma de Mallorca) and the sights of Plaza Mayor, the true heart of Palma city center. Promenade down the Rambla of Palma and go to the tree-lined Paseo del Born to experience the city’s pavement café culture. Then, enjoy some delicious tapas at a Spanish restaurant. Savor typical Majorcan dishes served as small snacks.

Discover the capital of the Mediterranean island of Mallorca and experience both the sights of the city and the most tasty tapas. Begin your tour at the imposing Palma Cathedral and learn all about this icon of the city. Then follow your guide through the city to see the Almudaina Palace, La Lonja and the Consolat de Mar, the governmental seat of the Balearics. Sample 3 delicious pinchos at the local bars in the old town to regain your strength, then continue on your way. Visit the historic Es Baluard Fortress then stroll the beautiful Passeig del Born to the Plaça Mercat and the Grand Hotel. Stop into a typical tapas bar and taste a selection of warm tapas; then head to the historic town hall and the Neo-Gothic Consell Insular before indulging in a few sweet treats at the third and final bar.

Enjoy a spectacular train ride and get an up-close look at wine production in the heart of Mallorca on this all-encompassing winery tour. Meet your guide at the winery's entrance gate and immerse yourself in the history of Mallorcan wine and Bodegas Vi Rei. Then, explore the best-kept vineyards on the Balearic Islands on a panoramic train ride. Admire views of the endless fields of vineyards along the coastline. Afterwards, enjoy a guided tour of the production area. See the grape entrance, fermentation hall, barrel storage area, and the bottling line. Finish your tour in the tasting room, where you will try 4 wines and a selection of Vi Rei local delicacies.

See the best of northern Mallorca on an all-day excursion over land and sea. Walk down old streets, relax on the beach and admire the stunning beauty of the Spanish island’s coast. Start your day by exploring the charming and historical city of Alcudia, situated on a small peninsula between the Bays of Pollensa and Alcudia. Discover history in every corner and see remains of Roman cities, templar walls and castles scattered throughout the municipality. Have free time to discover the Alcudia’s traditional market, one of the most important and unique on the island. Browse stands selling a wide variety of fruits, vegetables, jewelry, leather goods and crafts. Stroll around the nearby ruins of the ancient Roman city, Pollentia. Take a boat ride along the coast from Pollensa Harbor (if the weather conditions allow it). On board a modern boat, you will have a breathtaking view of the Formentor coast with impressive cliffs and hidden coves. Stop at Formentor Beach, one of the most beautiful and well-known beaches of Mallorca. Use the hour-long break to enjoy taking a walk, a swim or sunbathing on the white sand.  Finally, head to the iconic Colomer's viewpoint. Be dazzled by the picture-perfect views and the unique landscape. 

Explore little-known places in the UNESCO World Heritage Site of Serra de Tramuntana on this tour with a local guide and local lunch. Enjoy the option for transportation or take your own car and listen to commentary through a system of portable radios. Start with pickup directly from your hotel or start inside your own car if choosing the self-drive tour options. Buckle up and prepare for an action-packed day with several stops to discover the food, culture, and natural beauty of Mallorca. First, visit the hermitage in Valldemossa and sample a delicious local pastry. If driving your own car, the radios are easy to use and allow all the vehicles to interact with each other. Continue to Miramar Monastery to admire its Byzantine gardens, then try salt cookies with cheese. Next, visit a family-run olive oil mill in Sóller to learn about the production of olive oil. The tour finishes in Sóller with a traditional lunch of bread with tomatoes, olive oil, jam, cheese, and olives. Wine, water, orange juice, and a dessert of almond cake are included.

Meet your captain at 10:00 AM in the exclusive port of Andratx and hop onboard your private boat for the day. Set sail towards the scenic Dragonera Island, passing through an array of beautiful coves along the way.  Go snorkeling in search of colorful marine life, then get back on the boat for some sunbathing as you cruise north along the coast. Arrive at Sant Elm and visit a traditional restaurant for a delicious paella lunch (price not included). Admire stunning views while you eat, and soak up the charming atmosphere of the Mediterranean. 

Experience an exciting and interesting walking tour of Palma's impressive old town. Travel back in time and discover Palma as it was back then, when the most important economic area in the world was the Mediterranean Sea. Take a join-in tour led by a German-speaking guide or a private tour available in 3 languages (English, French, and German). During your tour, learn more about the eventful history of the metropolis and listen to stories about great builders and architects such as Pere Morey, Guillem Sagrera (cathedral) or the disciples of Antoni Gaudí (palaces and manors). See architectural masterpieces and important cultural sites, and especially the hidden treasures of the island's capital, such as the ornate courtyards called "patios" in Spanish. Historical testimonies of Palma's past include the exchange La Lonja near the cathedral, the cathedral itself, but also a lot of secular buildings, palaces, gardens, squares and monuments. Also the Jewish quarter, the government building, the episcopal palace and the city wall will be visited and reveal thrilling stories. Get an impression of the culinary diversity of Mediterranean cuisine while you stroll through the lively market hall.