Top Balearic Islands Cooking Classes

Go in-depth with Spanish cooking during this half-day cooking class in Mallorca. With a professional chef as your guide, you'll learn about the local cuisine and Spain's culinary history while preparing a meal. Complete some easy recipes that you can take home to prepare for your friends and family after your trip. After the meal prep, sit down with your fellow classmates and a nice Spanish wine to dine and chat.

Flat terrain and tons of urban sights make Palma a supremely bikeable city. Let a guide lead you down relaxing bike routes on the way to attractions such as Lonja de Palma, City Hall, and Paseo del Borne, stopping to take photos and hear stories about the area as you ride.

It is a different experience, spending half a day at sea will probably be the best thing you do on your vacation, knowing our coast on board a sailboat is unforgettable, the experience of the captain will take you to discover another Mallorca by sea, a unique experience for you. The boat is authorized Cat A for only 10 people can go around the world.

Plunge in the inviting waters of the Mediterranean Sea on a full-day catamaran cruise along the coast of Mallorca. Sail the curvaceous coastline in a luxurious vessel and admire views of rugged rock formations and impressive natural monuments. Swim and snorkel during the stop made at Cala Blava, an idyllic location with stunning views and calm waters. From here you can swim to a gorgeous beach of Mediterranean perfection.

Discover the Old Town of Palma de Mallorca and beyond with a half-day e-bike tour. Set out on a tour covering 27 kilometers to see several top attractions including the Bellver Castle and the Basilica de Sant Francesc. Cruise along the bikeway facing the sea with ease on an e-bike and see architectural landmarks including the Convento de Santa Clara and the Catedral de Mallorca.

Discover the sights and flavors of the Balearic Islands during this private tasting tour of Palma de Mallorca. Stroll through the historic, city stopping at important city landmarks like the Santa Catalina Market, and sample a variety of Spanish treats, from sweet to savory. Enjoy bites of typical snacks like Spanish tortilla, croquettes, ham, a typical almond ice cream from Palma, and even a taste of vermouth.

Visit charming villages and rocky beaches, and travel via numerous forms of transportation, on this multi-stop, full-day tour of Mallorca. Set off in the morning from Palma, and travel in the comfort of an air-conditioned coach. You’ll visit Inca (famed for its leather goods), and will stop to relax, eat (own expense), and sunbathe at Sa Calobra Beach and the Torrent of Pareis. Transfer to a boat for a quick ride to the Port de Sóller, and then return to Palma via vintage tram and train.

Explore the island of Mallorca in a Formula One car during this exciting adventure. Hop into a 3-wheeled car with a professional guide and visit some of the island’s key locations. Choose from two tour lengths, which wind along the coast of Cavia and through the stunning landscapes. The longer tour offers a drive through the mountains towards Estellencs.

When your cruise ship sails into the picturesque port of Palma de Mallorca, disembark to discover the spectacular sights of the city on this 3.5-hour bike tour. Follow your knowledgeable guide through the atmospheric streets of the capital, pedalling at a leisurely pace to alluring attractions like Palma Cathedral and Parc de la Mar. Gain fascinating insight into the city’s rich history and upgrade to enjoy three plates of tantalizing tapas and a drink of your choice in a beloved local bar.

When your cruise ship docks in Palma de Mallorca, head ashore for a hop-on hop-off City Sightseeing tour. From the open-top, double-decker bus, see the city’s beloved landmarks and step off to explore at any of the 16 stops. With your 24-hour ticket, travel at your own pace and listen to audio commentary for the history behind the sights as you go. Upgrade to include a boat tour or entry to Bellver Castle with your ticket.

Learn how to make traditional Spanish and Majorcan food from a local professional chef at a kitchen located on the outskirts of Palma in Sant Jordi in a neighborhood known for its abundant vegetables and potatoes. During class, you will learn how to prepare a 3-course meal that includes a starter, main course, and dessert with a focus on street food-style cuisine.