There’s nothing more delightful than exploring the rugged coastline and the Mediterranean Sea on various boat trips in Mallorca. With the sea breeze on your face, you’ll discover secluded beaches and hidden coves. The possibilities are almost endless, catering to every interest group and budget. We’ll help you sort through the options and determine which boat tour in Mallorca is the best for you.
The Dragon Island of Mallorca is actually called Sa Dragonera. Is it named that way because it resembles a sleeping dragon in the sea? That would be a great tale, but unfortunately it’s not true. The name is rather attributed to relatives of dinosaurs. They still inhabit the protected island today, making the excursion to Dragon Island (or Dinosaur Island, if you like) an unforgettable experience for young explorers.
The gorge Torrent de Pareis is one of the most impressive natural landmarks of Mallorca. This Grand Canyon of Mallorca was formed by the powerful force of the intermittent stream that flows into the sea not far from the small port of Port de Sa Calobra. Hiking through the Torrent de Pareis doesn’t necessarily require exceptional athletic abilities. If you only explore the mouth of the gorge, it can be easily done with children. In this article, you will find tips on what to consider during your exploration.
Dolphins in Mallorca aren’t actually that spectacular—at least not for fishermen who venture out to sea before the first rays of sunlight. Because that’s precisely when these friendly marine mammals become active. And clever as they are, they know that there’s quick food available near the fishing boats. Therefore, the dolphins often accompany the boats. It’s a unique opportunity for us landlubbers as well to experience these impressive creatures up close in their natural habitat. There are numerous dolphin watching tours in Mallorca, and I’ll explain the different options in detail here.
Escape the crowds and explore Mallorca’s North Coast! Here you’ll find some of the best hidden beaches, many of which are secluded, without sand, and perfect for snorkeling – even in the summer months. Whether you’re looking for a quiet, romantic spot or an adventure-filled day at the beach, Mallorca’s North Coast has something for everyone. So come, explore and discover the beauty of the Mediterranean!
Come explore the beauty of Cabrera Island off the Coast of Mallorca: A paradise for snorkelers with unspoiled beaches. The archipelago is part of the biggest Spanish maritime reserve and there are only a limited amount of visitors allowed each day – don’t miss out!
