This excursion takes you to the north of the island, where you can experience a perfect blend of culture, shopping, and stunning natural landscapes. First, you’ll visit a traditional Mallorcan market where you can browse the stalls, hunt for bargains, and pick up some local handicrafts or trinkets. The tour then continues to the port of Pollensa for a boat trip* (weather permitting), before concluding with a stop at the famous Formentor beach, where you can swim or enjoy a leisurely stroll before heading back to the hotel. On the way, you’ll also have the chance to shop at a boutique specialising in ceramics and leather goods.

Please note: Depending on the boat schedule, the excursion may run in reverse order. **From 1st November to 31st March, the boat service is suspended.

Duration: One full day (approx. 8 hours)

Departure points: 
- North-east: Cala Mesquida/Cala Ratjada/Font de Sa Cala/Canyamel/Sa Coma/S'Illot/to Cala Bona
- South-east: Cala Mandia/Calas de Mallorca/Porto Colom/Cala Ferrera/Cala D'Or/to Cala Barca
- South: Camp de Mar/Paguera/Santa Ponsa/Magaluf/Palma Nova/Palma/Can Pastilla/Playa de Palma/to Arenal

Meals: Not included
 

From Palma de Mallorca, travel to Porto Cristo to explore the Dragon Caves (Cuevas del Drach), first mentioned by historians in 1338. The caves are situated 25 metres underground and stretch for 1,200 metres. Inside, you’ll find a remarkable display of stalactites, stalagmites, and other geological wonders shaped over centuries by water infiltration and natural forces. The galleries lead to an underground lake, which is 117 metres long and between 4 and 12 metres deep. Lake Edouard Alfred Martel, named after the speleologist who first crossed it, is one of the three largest underground lakes in the world.
After the tour, enjoy a performance by four musicians and visit a pearl shop, where you can admire the creations or treat yourself to a piece of jewellery.

Duration: Half-day (cave tour only) or full day with free time in Porto Cristo.

Departure points:
- North: Port de Pollença/Puerto Alcudia/Playa de Muro/to Can Picafort
- North-east: Cala Mesquida/Cala Ratjada/Font de Sa Cala/Canyamel/Sa Coma/S'Illot/to Cala Bona
South-east: Cala Mandia/Calas de Mallorca/Porto Colom/Cala Ferrera/Cala D'Or/to Cala Barca, Colonia Sant Jordi
- South: Camp de Mar/Paguera/Santa Ponsa/Magaluf/Palma Nova/Palma/Can Pastilla/Playa de Palma/to Arenal

Meals: Not included
 

This excursion takes you to some of the most authentic spots on the island, offering you the chance to discover Mallorca from every angle. Along the way, you'll have plenty of opportunities to immerse yourself in the local culture and traditions. You’ll sample a variety of local produce and enjoy typical dishes such as bread, aïoli, Mallorcan charcuterie, mushrooms stuffed with sobrasada and honey sauce, Spanish omelette, cod with sobrasada sauce, grilled pork, ensaimada, accompanied by water, wine, and sangria.

Duration: 8 hours

Lunch: included

Departure destinations:
- North: Port de Pollença/Puerto Alcudia/Playa de Muro/to Can Picafort)
- Northeast: Cala Mesquida/Cala Ratjada/Font de Sa Cala/Canyamel/Sa Coma/S’Illot/to Cala Bona
- Southeast: Cala Mandia/Calas de Mallorca/Porto Colom/Cala Ferrera/Cala D’Or/to Cala Barca
- South: Camp de Mar/Paguera/Santa Ponsa/Magaluf/Palma Nova/Palma/Can Pastilla/Playa de Palma/to Arenal

Enjoy a unique experience aboard a panoramic bus, taking in breathtaking landscapes, starting with Es Colomer, the stunning beach of Formentor, and the charming port of Pollensa. Discover Formentor, where the majestic Serra de Tramuntana mountain range meets the Mediterranean, creating landscapes of striking beauty, with stops at some of the most incredible beaches.
The journey begins along the coast, offering stunning views of the cliffs leading to the magnificent beach of Formentor. Once you arrive there, you can swim, relax, or simply admire the scenery and take some photos. The excursion also includes a boat trip to Puerto de Pollensa, where a coach will be waiting to take you back.

Please note: The itinerary may vary depending on boat schedules and is subject to suitable weather conditions. 

Duration: Half-day (approx. 4-5 hours) 

Departure points: Port de Pollença / Puerto Alcudia / Playa de Muro / Can Picafort

Lunch: Not included  

This activity combines a visit to Palma de Mallorca, the capital of the Balearic Islands, with a trip to Valldemossa, a picturesque village nestled in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains. In Palma, you'll be enchanted by the vibrant atmosphere and cosmopolitan character of the city. The historic centre is home to the remnants of various civilisations, with must-see landmarks such as La Seu, the famous Gothic cathedral, and the Almudaina Palace, the official residence of the royal couple dating back to the 14th century. You’ll also have time to stroll along the marina or wander through the maze of narrow streets, lined with charming houses, chic boutiques, and cosy cafés.
In Valldemossa, you can explore the village where George Sand and Frédéric Chopin spent the winter of 1838-1839. Upon arrival, you can explore the town at your own pace, or visit the Royal Charterhouse, its old pharmacy, the church, or the cells where the monks once lived.

Duration: 8 hours

Lunch: Not included

Departures from:
- North: Port de Pollença/Puerto Alcudia/Playa de Muro/to Can Picafort
- North-east: Cala Mesquida/Cala Ratjada/Font de Sa Cala/Canyamel/Sa Coma/S'Illot/to Cala Bona)
- South-east: Cala Mandia/Calas de Mallorca/Porto Colom/Cala Ferrera/Cala D'Or/to Cala Barca
South: Colonia Sant Jordi
Southwest: Paguera/Santa Ponsa/Magaluf/Palma Nova/Palma/Can Pastilla/Playa de Palma/to Arenal

Two options available: 
1) Panoramic tour of Palma and Valldemossa including: 
- 2 hours of free time in Palma 
- transfer to Valldemossa
- 2 hours of free time in Valldemossa
2) Guided tour of Palma and visit to Valdemossa including: 
- guided tour of Palma and Valldemossa including: 
- 45-minute guided tour of the old town
- entrance to the cathedral and guided tour with audio guide
- transfer to Valdemossa 
- two hours of free time in Valldemossa

Return: around 16:15-16:30

Good to know: for the visit to the cathedral, the dress code for a place of worship must be respected (i.e., clothing covering the shoulders and legs).
 

This catamaran excursion will give you a unique perspective on the stunning bay of Pollensa, one of Mallorca’s most beautiful spots. With some luck, you may even spot dolphins swimming freely in their natural habitat. The trip begins early in the morning as you set sail towards Cap de Formentor, where the colours at dawn and sunrise are truly spectacular. During the crossing, you can enjoy a delicious coffee or hot chocolate and a pastry. Later, you will head out to sea in search of dolphins, where you’ll be able to photograph them or simply admire the show before returning to the port of Pollensa.

Duration: 5 hours 

Snack included (coffee or hot chocolate and pastry)

Departures possible from the north of the island: Port de Pollença/Puerto Alcudia/Playa de Muro/to Can Picafort

A trip to Mallorca wouldn’t be compelete without a stop in Valldemossa – a village that brings together culture, tradition, and romance in the heart of the Tramuntana mountains. LuxairTours will guide you through this authentic gem, surrounded by breathtaking landscapes. As you wander through the village’s peaceful streets, you’ll have the chance to immerse yourself in Mallorcan culture and traditions. Discover the spot where the romance between Frédéric Chopin and George Sand began – a relationship that inspired many of their works.
You’ll also get to explore local crafts and culinary traditions, such as coca de patata, a sweet potato cake that is particularly beloved in Valldemossa. If you have time, a visit to the Royal Charterhouse is a must. This former monastery now houses a museum with artefacts belonging to the artists and writers who passed through, as well as displays showcasing the legacy of the Carthusian monks and various works of art.
Another highlight of your visit is the Farmacia de la Cartuja, one of the best-preserved pharmacies in Europe. It was founded by the Carthusian monks, and sold medicines made from medicinal plants they grew themselves.

Duration: Approximately 4 hours

Meals: Not included

Departure: South of the island: Camp de Mar/Paguera/Santa Ponsa/Magaluf/Palma Nova/Palma/Can Pastilla/Playa de Palma/to Arenal

Good to know: This excursion is generally available from March onwards, and offers a reduced programme during the winter season (for further information, please contact the LuxairTours guide at your destination).
 

The route begins at La Calobra, surrounded by the magnificent landscapes of the Tramuntana massif, which is a UNESCO World Heritage site. La Calobra is characterised by its Torrente de Pareis, a spectacular canyon formed over the centuries by two mountain streams flowing into the sea, and at its foot, there is a beach between the two cliffs. After lunch, you will board a boat that will take you to the Port de Sóller along the rugged coastline, before taking a traditional tram through a valley lined with orange trees and colourful landscapes. Your journey will end with a ride to Son Reus in Palma on a train which dates all the way back to 1912, before returning to your hotel.

Duration: Full day.

Services included: Visit to Sa Calobra, boat transport from Sa Calobra to Port de Sóller, transport on the old tram from Port de Sóller to the old town, transport on the wooden train from Sóller to La Palma.

Recommended equipment: Comfortable shoes / swimwear / sun protection.

Extra info: The programme may vary according to bus/train timetables and the weather (in the event of bad weather, the boat trip may be replaced by a bus transfer via Puig Major).