Experience Mallorca

The sea from front an back

Let's stay by the sea: this is where maritime life takes place all year round. Mallorca offers an outstanding variety of water sports. You can ride a jet ski on the circuit or set off on a coastal safari, float over the Mediterranean while parasailing, take a surf course in the wind or glide from bay to bay on an electric SUP. Those who like a little more water under the keel can take at least one catamaran tour on Mallorca, with a swim stop, travel time and cool drinks on board.

For sailors there is a wonderful selection of routes in the Balearic Islands - whether from Palma, in the north bays of Pollensa and Alcudia or on the west coast from Soller. If you have yet to become a skipper, you can hire boats with a captain or prove your seaworthiness with license-free boats.

From coast to coast

In theory, Mallorca is enough variety for one vacation - but there's nothing to stop you visiting the neighboring islands of Menorca and Ibiza in one day. With the convenient ferry connections from Palma or Alcudia, this is also quite stress-free and easy: there in the morning, back in the evening. If you want to experience the island from bottom to top or from right to left, we recommend a day trip to Mallorca.

With or without a guide - simply follow the adventure routes in all directions and get an idea of the island. Guests can sit back and relax on the big island tour of Mallorca. You can travel from coast to coast by three means of transport at the same time: boat, train and bus. Pick-up from most resorts is included on this full-day tour.

Mallorca with adrenaline

A Majorca vacation sometimes includes dust - if you want to get to know the wild side of the island: the jeep safari in the Tramuntana is a good example of this. After all, the drivers here can follow the respectable serpentines of the famous mountain world. Driving fun and entertainment are also at the forefront of other motorized activities. Be it on a quad bike tour, which is not only popular with men, or on a buggy safari along the coast with plenty of panoramic views.

Whether in Palma, Cala Ratjada or Cala Millor, there are routes all over the island that are perfect for four-wheel drive vehicles. This category also includes the flights on offer on the island: in a helicopter over the island, taking off in a hot air balloon or with a paraglider over the water.

With the family

Mallorca is the most popular destination for families with children in the Mediterranean. Beautiful beach days, entertaining amusement parks and child-friendly excursions make the vacation an uncomplicated pleasure. Western Water Park and Aqualand are a good address for all generations. The crazy Katmandu House in Magaluf is also a popular theme park and adventure world.

If you want to prepare your youngsters for swimming in the Mediterranean or in the lake at home, you can book swimming lessons for children in Mallorca. The large aquarium in Palma is not only open on rainy days. And brand new on the island is Dinosaurland on the east coast. A visit there can be wonderfully combined with the Porto Cristo dragon cave.

Sightseeing in Mallorca

As a nice addition to the beach or pool, sightseeing on Mallorca is recommended for island vacationers. There is simply so much to see and discover between Palma and Alcudia. Holidaymakers from the east coast go on a shopping trip to Palma and those from the south travel to the northernmost point of the island, while others are drawn to the west coast with Valldemossa or the famous Lluc monastery.

Sightseeing on Mallorca is not just about cities and buildings, however, as the food is also a recognized speciality of the island. Nowhere does ensaimada taste as good as in Valldemossa, the freshly squeezed orange juice from Soller has become world famous and a wine tasting in the center of the island will convince anyone of the power of the Mediterranean grape.

On the road to adventure

You can experience real adventure in Mallorca. If you are looking for a thrill, you can try canyoning or coasteering. Snorkelling in the island's old pirate caves is also a great way to explore. Last but not least, the Torrent Pareis hike on the west coast is a challenge - up to 6 hours on foot through a fabulous natural landscape..

With so many old pirate caves on the island, there must be a treasure somewhere - and you can search for it in the north, near Alcudia, on a multi-activity programme involving kayaking, jeep safaris, trekking and snorkelling. Recommended for families with children over 5.