Hafen
Palma (Insel Mallorca)

Lust auf Meer? In wenigen Minuten mit dem Bus erwarten Sie die Strände des Golfs von Palmanova. Gönnen Sie sich ein paar unbeschwerte Stunden, um an Ihrer Bräune zu arbeiten. Wir kümmern uns um Ihren Komfort.

• Strände des Golfs von Palmanova

• Bequeme Sandstrände, sauberes Meer und Spaß. Dies sind die Hauptattraktionen der drei Strände des Golfs von Palmanova: Playa Son Matias, Playa de Palmanova, auch bekannt als Cala Blanca, und Playa Es Carregador.
  Ruhige Meere und flache Gewässer sind das Beste für kleine Kinder oder weniger erfahrene Schwimmer. Hier finden Sie alles, was Sie brauchen, einschließlich Duschen, Kinderspielplätze, WLAN und Geschäfte. Wir kümmern uns um Sonnenschirm und Liege.

Eine absolute Neuheit bei Costa, mit der Sie die legendären Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt mit ganz flexibler Zeiteinteilung entdecken können. Ein neues Erlebnis, in weniger Zeit, das in kleinen Gruppen und mit einem eigenen Tourguide stattfindet. Ihr Guide erwartet Sie an der Kathedrale: Hier beginnt Ihr Spaziergang durch das jüdische Viertel, das älteste der Stadt. Hören Sie sich im Palast von Almudaina die Geschichten der Könige von Mallorca an und schlendern Sie dann durch die engen Gassen des alten jüdischen Viertels. Vom Carrer del Sol bis zum Carrer dels Botons: Jede Straße erzählt Ihnen ein Stück Geschichte. Dann entscheiden Sie, ob Sie die Entdeckung der Stadt auf eigene Faust fortsetzen oder zum Schiff zurückkehren wollen. Erleben Sie die Stadt in Ihrem eigenen Tempo!

• Rundgang durch die Altstadt von Palma: Straßen und Plätze des jüdischen Viertels

Ein entspannender Ausflug im Katamaran entlang der traumhaften Küste der Insel Mallorca inklusive Schwimmen und Schnorcheln im kristallklaren Wasser des Mittelmeers und Relaxen an Deck bei einem eisgekühlten Getränk.

• Katamaran-Tour
• Relaxen an Deck, Schwimmen, Schnorcheln
• Kristallklares Wasser, Panoramen von Mallorca

• An Bord eines Katamarans brechen wir morgens auf zu einem Tag ganz im Zeichen der Entspannung. Nach ungefähr einer Stunde Fahrt, die sich vortrefflich nutzen lässt, um sich an Deck zu bräunen , legt der Katamaran in einer hübschen Bucht an, deren kristallklares Wasser zum Schwimmen oder Schnorcheln einlädt.
• So viel frische Meeresluft macht natürlich hungrig, daher erwartet uns bei unserer Rückkehr auf den Katamaran ein köstlicher 'Bocadillo'. Außerdem stehen uns während der ganzen Fahrt alkoholfreie Erfrischungsgetränke zur Verfügung, die wir beim Anblick der wunderschönen Küste Mallorcas genießen können.

Erkunden Sie die Stadt in Ihrem eigenen Tempo mit unserem Costa GoRound Bus. Der Bus wartet am Schiff auf Sie und bringt Sie direkt ins Zentrum von Palma, so können Sie die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten entdecken. Erkunden Sie die Stadt auf eigene Faust und genießen Sie die Stadt bis zur letzten Minute: Unser Costa GoRound Bus bringt Sie pünktlich wieder zurück an Bord. 

Costa GoRound – Ihre komfortable, flexible und sichere Möglichkeit, Barcelona auf eigene Faust zu erkunden.

• Palma – ganz individuell entdecken.

Auf geht's! Steigen Sie am Hafen von Palma in unseren Costa GoRound Bus und entdecken Sie die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt. Geplante Haltestelle: 

Kathedrale. Ein beeindruckendes Wunderwerk der gotischen Architektur liegt vor Ihnen. Die Kathedrale von Palma ist ein wahres Meisterwerk direkt am Meer. Direkt davor erhebt sich der majestätische Palau de l'Almudaina, eine ehemalige Königsresidenz und eines der Wahrzeichen der Stadt. Wenn Sie auf der Suche nach einem versteckten Schatz maurischer Baukunst sind, lassen Sie sich die Banys Àrabs nicht entgehen – alte arabische Bäder, mitten in einem zauberhaften kleinen Garten.

Nur wenige Schritte entfernt lädt der Parc de la Mar zum Entspannen ein – eine ruhige Oase zwischen der Stadt und dem Meer. Für alle, die kulinarische Erlebnisse suchen, ist der Mercat de l’Olivar ein absolutes Muss. Hier finden Sie eine große Auswahl an frischen, typisch balearischen Spezialitäten, die Sie begeistern werden Doch das ist längst nicht alles: Sie allein entscheiden, was Sie entdecken und welche Erinnerungen Sie aus dieser Stadt mitnehmen möchten.

Wussten Sie schon? Auf dem Mercat de l’Olivar finden Sie das berühmte Flor de Sal de Es Trenc – ein Salz, das in den unberührten Salinen eines geschützten Naturgebiets auf Mallorca gewonnen wird Kaum zu glauben, aber wenn Sie es probieren, schmeckt es wie ein Hauch von Meerwasser auf Ihrer Zunge.

Steigen Sie ein und aus, wann Sie wollen und erkunden Sie die Stadt mit unserem Costa GoRound Bus in Ihrem eigenen Tempo. Der Bus wartet am Schiff auf Sie und bringt Sie direkt ins Zentrum von Palma, so können Sie die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten entdecken. Erkunden Sie die Stadt auf eigene Faust zwischen den einzelnen Haltestellen und genießen Sie die Stadt bis zur letzten Minute: Unser Costa GoRound Bus bringt Sie pünktlich wieder zurück an Bord. 

Costa GoRound – Ihre komfortable, flexible und sichere Möglichkeit, Barcelona auf eigene Faust zu erkunden.

• Die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten von Palma: Kathedrale, Plaza de España, Schloss Bellver

Auf geht's! Steigen Sie am Hafen von Palma in unseren Costa GoRound Bus und erkunden Sie die Stadt. Hier sind die geplanten Haltestellen

Kathedrale. Ein beeindruckendes Wunderwerk der gotischen Architektur liegt vor Ihnen. Die Kathedrale von Palma ist ein wahres Meisterwerk direkt am Meer. Wussten Sie schon? Die Kathedrale von Palma, auch bekannt als La Seu, wurde auf den Überresten einer muslimischen Moschee errichtet und symbolisiert die christliche Rückeroberung der Insel. Ihre beeindruckende Hauptfensterrose, das sogenannte „Auge der Gotik“, ist die größte aller gotischen Kathedralen weltweit.

Plaza de España. Einer der lebendigsten Plätze in Palma, an dem Vergangenheit und Gegenwart aufeinandertreffen. Von hier aus können Sie bequem zum Parc de la Feixina gehen, einer Oase der Ruhe inmitten der Stadt Die Plaza de España ist mit seinen gemütlichen Straßencafés und charakteristischen Geschäften außerdem der perfekte Ort, um in das pulsierende Leben Palmas einzutauchen: Von hier aus gelangen Sie mühelos zu weiteren Sehenswürdigkeiten wie Carrer del Oms oder dem Mercat de l’Olivar, der für seine frischen, typisch balearischen Produkte bekannt ist.Wussten Sie schon? Auf dem Mercat de l’Olivar finden Sie das berühmte Flor de Sal de Es Trenc – ein Salz, das in den unberührten Salinen eines geschützten Naturgebiets auf Mallorca gewonnen wird Kaum zu glauben, aber wenn Sie es probieren, schmeckt es wie ein Hauch von Meerwasser auf Ihrer Zunge.

Castillo Bellver. Diese beeindruckende Burg, eine der am besten erhaltenen mittelalterlichen Festungen Spaniens, bietet einen atemberaubenden Panoramablick auf die Stadt, den Hafen und die umliegenden Berge. Von hier aus laden malerische Pfade, umgeben von üppiger Vegetation, zu einem entspannten Spaziergang rund um die Festung ein – perfekt, um die Natur und die Ruhe der Umgebung zu genießen.

Steigen Sie ein und aus, wann Sie wollen und erkunden Sie die Stadt mit unserem Costa GoRound Bus in Ihrem eigenen Tempo. Der Bus wartet am Schiff auf Sie und bringt Sie direkt ins Zentrum von Palma, so können Sie die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten entdecken. Erkunden Sie die Stadt auf eigene Faust zwischen den einzelnen Haltestellen und genießen Sie die Stadt bis zur letzten Minute: Unser Costa GoRound Bus bringt Sie pünktlich wieder zurück an Bord. 

Costa GoRound – Ihre komfortable, flexible und sichere Möglichkeit, Barcelona auf eigene Faust zu erkunden.

• Die schönsten Sehenswürdigkeiten von Palma: Kathedrale, Plaza de España, Schloss Bellver
• Eintritt in die Kathedrale

Auf geht's! Steigen Sie am Hafen von Palma in unseren Costa GoRound Bus und erkunden Sie die Stadt. Hier sind die geplanten Haltestellen:

Kathedrale. Ein beeindruckendes Wunderwerk der gotischen Architektur liegt vor Ihnen. Die Kathedrale von Palma ist ein wahres Meisterwerk direkt am Meer. Vergessen Sie nicht, das Haus zu besuchen: Der Eintritt ist in der Eintrittskarte bereits enthalten!Wussten Sie schon? Die Kathedrale von Palma, auch bekannt als La Seu, wurde auf den Überresten einer muslimischen Moschee errichtet und symbolisiert die christliche Rückeroberung der Insel. Ihre beeindruckende Hauptfensterrose, das sogenannte „Auge der Gotik“, ist die größte aller gotischen Kathedralen weltweit.

Plaza de España. Einer der lebendigsten Plätze in Palma, an dem Vergangenheit und Gegenwart aufeinandertreffen. Von hier aus können Sie bequem zu Fuß zum Parco de la Feixina gehen, einer Oase des Friedens und der Ruhe inmitten der Stadt. Die Plaza de España ist mit seinen gemütlichen Straßencafés und charakteristischen Geschäften außerdem der perfekte Ort, um in das pulsierende Leben Palmas einzutauchen: Von hier aus gelangen Sie mühelos zu weiteren Sehenswürdigkeiten wie  Carrer del Oms oder dem Mercat de l’Olivar, der für seine frischen, typisch balearischen Produkte bekannt ist. 

Wussten Sie schon? Auf dem Mercat de l’Olivar finden Sie das berühmte Flor de Sal de Es Trenc – ein Salz, das in den unberührten Salinen eines geschützten Naturgebiets auf Mallorca gewonnen wird Kaum zu glauben, aber wenn Sie es probieren, schmeckt es wie ein Hauch von Meerwasser auf Ihrer Zunge.

Castillo Bellver. Diese beeindruckende Burg, eine der am besten erhaltenen mittelalterlichen Festungen Spaniens, bietet einen atemberaubenden Panoramablick auf die Stadt, den Hafen und die umliegenden Berge. Von hier aus laden malerische Pfade, umgeben von üppiger Vegetation, zu einem entspannten Spaziergang rund um die Festung ein – perfekt, um die Natur und die Ruhe der Umgebung zu genießen.

Eine absolute Neuheit bei Costa, mit der Sie die legendären Sehenswürdigkeiten der Stadt mit ganz flexibler Zeiteinteilung entdecken können. Ein neues Erlebnis, in weniger Zeit, das in kleinen Gruppen und mit einem eigenen Tourguide stattfindet. Ihr Guide erwartet Sie am Eingang der Kathedrale. Wenn Sie sich nähern, bemerken Sie bereits die ungeheure Größe dieses Bauwerks. Die Fensterrose ist die weltweit größte ihrer Art, aber die eigentliche Überraschung sind die Lichtreflexe der einundsechzig Buntglasfenster. Nach so vielen Entdeckungen entscheiden Sie, ob Sie den Rundgang auf eigene Faust fortsetzen oder zum Schiff zurückkehren. Erleben Sie die Stadt in Ihrem eigenen Tempo!

• Innenbesichtigung der Kathedrale Santa María de Mallorca

Bei einem einzigen Ausflug zwei Perlen im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes. Sie betreten die Grotte del Drago, wo ein Orchester auf einer Wasserbühne ein Konzert mit klassischer Musik für Sie aufführt. Bald darauf besuchen Sie eine mallorquinische Perlenfabrik: sie sind so schön wie echte.

• Drachenhöhle, Konzert mit klassischer Musik
• Die Perlen von Palma

• Ihr Abenteuer beginnt in Porto Cristo an der Ostküste Mallorcas. Wo Sie die Drachenhöhlen erwarten, ein riesiger Komplex aus unterirdischen Höhlen und Seen.
• Sie wandern in Richtung des Lago Martel: mit einer Länge von 117 Metern und einer Breite von 30 Metern gehört er zu den größten der Welt. Hier öffnet sich vor Ihnen ein natürliches Amphitheater mit klarer Akustik, in dem bis zu 1000 Personen Platz finden.
• Ein Cello-, Cembalo * und Violinquartett spielt klassische Musikstücke für Sie. Alles umrahmt von herrlichen Lichtspielen und Spiegelungen auf dem Wasser: pure Magie.
• Bald danach bringen wir Sie zur nahe gelegenen Fabrik Majorica, die auf der ganzen Welt für die Herstellung von Perlenimitationen bekannt ist, die selbst Experten nur schwer von echten unterscheiden können. Es ist eine typische Handwerkskunst, die bis zum Ende des 19. Jahrhunderts zurückreicht. Es ist unmöglich, der Versuchung zu widerstehen, eine als Souvenir mit nach Hause zu nehmen.

Mallorca, wie Sie es noch nie erlebt haben. Im Katamaran zwischen den verborgensten Buchten und Ansen. Sie denken nur ans Bräunen, wir kümmern uns um die Schnorchelausrüstung . Zwischen dem einen und anderen Bad laden wir Sie zum Mittagessen ein. Sie dürfen das lokale Muss nicht verpassen: ein BBQ-Mittagessen – Fleisch. Erfrischungsgetränke unbegrenzt. Noch mehr derartige Entspannung!

• Strände und Ansen auf der Insel Mallorca

• Wir bieten Ihnen eine neue Perspektive der Insel Mallorca, die größte der Balearen. Es wird ein entspannender Ausflug im Katamaran sein. Und das Programm? Schwimmen Sie im Blau des Mittelmeers, schnorcheln Sie am Meeresboden, baden Sie, sonnen Sie sich und erholen Sie sich.
• Sobald wir den Hafen auf unserem Katamaran verlassen haben, gönnen wir uns die Zeit, um die Küste zwischen verborgenen großen und kleinen Buchten und Ansen mit einem kühlen Erfrischungsgetränk in der Hand zu erkunden. Open bar natürlich! Es ist der beste Weg, um sich zu entspannen, Energie zu tanken und hungrig zu werden. Tatsächlich erwartet uns beim Mittagessen ein BBQ-Mittagessen –  Fleisch, die direkt an Bord zubereitet wird!

Costa bietet eine neue Art, die Stadt zu erkunden: Ein neues Erlebnis, das Sie mit der gleichen Qualität, Sicherheit und Dauer wie immer genießen können. Aber jetzt können Sie in kleinen Gruppen alle Geheimnisse der Stadt entdecken. Es ist schöner und ökologischer, Straßen, Plätze und eindrucksvolle Ecken zu entdecken, während Sie mit dem Fahrrad herumfahren. Wussten Sie, dass Palma de Mallorca ein Paradies für Radfahrer ist? Dafür haben wir einen lustigen Zweiradausflug vorbereitet. Sie müssen nur in die Pedale treten, um es zu glauben.

• Passeig Maritim, die Promenade mit Radweg
• Parc de la Mar entlang der alten Stadtmauer
• Basilica San Francesco, Kirche Sant'Eulalia, Kathedrale Santa Maria (La Seu): Außenbesichtigungen
• Plaza Mayor und Ramblas

• Sie müssen wissen, dass Palma de Mallorca wirklich so viele Radwege hat: für jeden etwas dabei. Welchen besseren Ort gibt es also, um vom Schiff auszusteigen und sofort in den Sattel zu springen?
• Wenn Sie einer dieser Routen folgen, umrunden Sie die alte Stadtmauer und erreichen den Parc de la Mar. Hier und da gibt es Halteplätze, um die alte Kirche Sant'Eulalia und die gotische Kathedrale Santa Maria (La Seu) zu besichtigen, die unter der Leitung von Antonio Gaudí renoviert wurde. Wissen Sie, dass das Ojo del Gótico hier ist? Es ist eine der größten in Europa hergestellten Rosetten.
• Wenn Sie weiter in die Pedale treten, erreichen Sie die Plaza Mayor, das Herz des kulturellen und des Geschäftslebens von Palma. Nun eine kleine Abfahrt zu den Ramblas und dem Passeig Maritim. Wir alle werden nach dieser 'Bike-City-Tour' fit und in Topform zurückkehren.

In der Sierra de Tramuntana gibt es einen alten Zug, der es schafft, in die Vergangenheit zu reisen. Er bringt Sie in die Stadt Sòller, ein 'Juwel' am Meer im Balearen-Archipel. Retro-Atmosphäre und 27 km Panoramafahrt. Sie müssen nur mehr einsteigen.

• Reise im Oldtimer-Zug nach Sóller
• Ansichten der Sierra de Tramuntana
• In den Fels gehauene Tunnel
• Das Dorf Sóller: besichtigen Sie es in Ihrem eigenen Tempo

• Das Transportmittel ist ein elektrisch angetriebener Oldtimer-Zug aus dem Jahr 1912, perfekt erhalten, mit vielen polierten, mit Holz ausgekleideten Waggons, Ledersitzen und Gepäckfächern.

• Diese Reise wird auf der alten Strecke verlaufen, welche die Sierra de Tramuntana durchquert, die zum UNESCO-Weltkulturerbe erklärt wurde, zwischen Dörfern, Terrassenanbauten und mit Panoramablick.

• Fünfzig Minuten, 13 Tunnel durch Felsen, ein paar Brücken und Sie kommen in Sóller an. Ihr Reiseleiter führt Sie durch die Straßen und architektonischen Juwelen wie die Kirche von San Bartomeu.

• Am Ende der Tour bringt uns unser Reisebus zurück in die Realität.

Mögen Sie es, Ihre Erfahrungen zu teilen, oder möchten Sie ein wenig von Ihren Followern beneidet werden? Dieser Ausflug ist für Sie. Werden Sie für ein paar Stunden Fotograf und veröffentlichen Sie Ihre besten Aufnahmen 

• Burg Bellver: Außenbesichtigung
• Paseo Marítimo, Jaime III, Paseo del Borne, Parque del Mar: Panoramablick
• Kathedrale Santa María de Palma de Mallorca: Außenbesichtigung
• Altes Palma und Rathaus: Außenbesichtigung
• La Lonja: Außenbesichtigung

• Wir beginnen am Lungomare mit Panoramablick auf den Hafen und die Skyline der Stadt im Hintergrund.
• Sie erreichen die Burg Bellver, ein Beispiel für die mallorquinische Gotik und die einzige kreisförmige Festung in Spanien. Ihre erhöhte Position wird Sie mit einer einzigartigen Perspektive der Bucht von Palma verführen: Können Sie sie in einem Bild festhalten?
• Der Panoramaweg führt weiter entlang des Paseo Maritimo vorbei an historischen Gebäuden und Luxusyachten, der viale Jaime III und des Paseo del Borne.
• Überqueren Sie den Parque del Mar, in dessen Salzwassersee sich Ihr nächstes Ziel widerspiegelt: die Kathedrale Santa Maria, die Anfang des 20. Jahrhunderts von Gaudí renoviert wurde. Richten Sie die Linse auf das Ojo del Gótico, das große Rosettenfenster, eines der größten, das jemals im gotischen Stil errichtet wurde.
• In Ihrer Galerie können Sie einige Einblicke in das Alte Palma nicht verpassen, wie das Rathaus, die Kunsthandwerksläden und Cafés.
• Bevor Sie zum Schiff zurückkehren, werfen Sie einen letzten Blick auf Lonja, den alten Seemarkt, der heute ein Museum für zeitgenössische Kunst ist. Seien Sie nicht überrascht, wenn Ihre sozialen Netzwerke tausend Likes haben.

Zu Fuß entdecken Sie die gotische Seele der Stadt Palma und Sie haben die Möglichkeit typisch spanischen Tapas zu probieren, begleitet von einem Glas Sangria. Von Escollera bis Lonja, von der Kathedrale Santa Maria bis zum Königspalast Almudaina ist die Hauptstadt der Balearen viel mehr als nur Strände und Nachtleben. Am Ende des Ausflugs können Sie, wenn die Dauer des Aufenthalts es zulässt, so lange wie Sie möchten im Stadtzentrum spazieren gehen und einkaufen und anschließend gegen Vorzeigen Ihrer Costa Card kostenlos den Costa Shuttlebus zum Hafen nehmen. Wir empfehlen Ihnen, in „Oggi a Bordo“ die Uhrzeiten für die Rückfahrt zum Hafen zu überprüfen und auch, wann der letzte Shuttlebus fährt.

• Escollera, Küstendorf
• Llotja: Außenbesichtigung
• Königspalast Almudaina, Kathedrale Santa Maria, auch bekannt als La Seu
• Tapas * und Sangria-Verkostung i

• Sie starten in Escollera an der Küste und gehen dann durch die Straßen, die zum Lonja führen, dem alten gotischen Hauptquartier der heutigen Handelsgilde, das heute temporäre Ausstellungen und andere kulturelle Veranstaltungen beherbergt.
• Gehen Sie weiter zum Königspalast Almudaina. Erbaut auf dem alten muslimischen Alcázar, ist er derzeit die Residenz des Königs von Spanien, wenn er auf der Insel ist.
• Daneben befindet sich die Kathedrale Santa Maria, auch La Seu genannt. Verweilen Sie vor dem Ojo del Gótico, einem riesigen Rosettenfenster von etwa 100 Quadratmetern: eines der größten, das jemals in Europa hergestellt wurde.
• Danach erwartet Sie die Bar lokal in den engen Gassen der Altstadt. Sind Sie bereit für eine Verkostung, die nicht spanischer sein könnte? Sie werden Tapas probieren, begleitet von einem Glas Sangria, dem traditionellen Getränk aus gesüßtem Rotwein und frischen Früchten der Saison.

Peguera Romana, Torà und Palmira: Drei Strände, die durch die Promenade an der Südwestküste Mallorcas miteinander verbunden sind. Meer mit blauer Flagge und Sand wie in den Tropen. Und danach, wenn Sie wollen, viele Einkaufsmöglichkeiten und typisches Essen. Was sagen Sie, haben Sie es sich verdient?

• Südwestküste von Mallorca
• Ferienort Peguera

• Peguera ist genau das, was Sie erwarten, wenn Sie an einen Strandtag auf Mallorca denken. Sie entscheiden selbst, ob Sie schwimmen, Wassersport betreiben oder stundenlang auf dem Bauch liegen möchten. Das Meer gehört zu denen, in denen wenn 'das Wasser bis zur Taille geht', Sie die einzelnen Sandkörner auf dem Meeresboden unterscheiden können.
• Sie können zwischen freiem Strand und ausgestattetem Strand wählen. Auf letzterem finden Sie Sonnenliegen, Sonnenschirme, Duschen und alles, was Sie für einen Tag brauchen, an dem Sie nichts unternehmen. Machen Sie es sich also bequem, aber wenn Sie es vorziehen, machen Sie sich auf den Weg: denn in Palmira gibt es nur wenige Wellen und seichtes Wasser; in Tora kann man zu bestimmten Jahreszeiten sogar surfen.
• Ein wenig Shopping nach dem Strand gefällig? Vielleicht auch ein Snack? Am Lungomare finden Sie alles. Geschäfte, Läden und ein gastronomisches Angebot, das von Tapas-Bars bis zu Restaurants mit internationaler Küche reicht. Jedem sein bocadillo.

Ein alternativer Ausflug, um Soller und seine typischen lokalen Produkte kennenzulernen.

• Modernistische Gebäude (externe Besichtigung der Kathedrale von Soller)
• Freizeit
• Verkostung
• Can Prunera (externe Besichtigung)

• Die ersten Dokumente, in denen die Familie Can Det erwähnt wird, stammen aus dem Jahr 1525. Die Familie, die schon immer in der Öl- und Zitrusfruchtproduktion tätig war, ließ sich im 16. Jahrhundert in Sóller nieder und setzt 17 Generationen später die Produktion dieser Früchte fort, die so charakteristisch für das Tal von Sóller sind.
  Wir werden das historische Haus, den Garten und die Olivenölmühle besichtigen und eine Verkostung im Speisesaal der Familie machen.

Leaving Palma driving along the Paseo Marítimo with hotels on one side and luxurious yachts on the other you will reach Palmanova beach resort. The beach of Palma Nova is considered to be one of the most attractive ones on the Island.

Playa de Palmanova is located in the south-west of Majorca. The clean, white sandy beach extends over a length of almost 500 meters (1,600 ft) and, as well as the glistening turquoise-blue water. At the rear part of the beach there is a small park with pines that provide tranquility and shade for many visitors. The promenade is divided by a moderately busy road. Both sides are perfect for a leisurely stroll along the beach. You will also find a colorful assortment of restaurants, bars and shops here.

This leisure tour will show the most important streets and monuments of Palma by coach and free time to enjoy of the sun at the beach.

The Palma Aquarium provides a fun and exciting journey of discovery. Your tour drives past the Paseo Maritimo with numerous hotels on one side and luxury yachts on the other. Your accompanying escort will point out the many highlights of this beautiful city. Palma Aquarium is a spectacular marine park that faithfully recreates sea and oceanic habitats and ecosystems. The park provides visitors with a unique and unforgettable experience - interaction, surprises and endless educational elements.

The 55 aquariums contain an exceptional range of flora and fauna from the Mediterranean Sea and the Indian, Atlantic and Pacific Oceans. Here you’ll find 8,000 specimens from 700 different species in approximately 1.32 million gallons (5 million liters) of seawater. Your tour escort will indicate to you all areas to visit, and allow you free time to wander on your own. If you want to spend some time at the beach, you’ll find one approximately 985 feet (300 meters) in front of the Palma Aquarium. Your tour escort will give you a place and time to meet for the return to your ship.

OVERVIEW

Discover the often untold stories behind Palma’s most emblematic landmarks and gain a deeper understanding of their historical significance. While visiting La Seu, the city’s 13th-century Gothic cathedral, you’ll be captivated by its 61 stained-glass windows, especially the centerpiece rose window known as the “Gothic Eye ”, one of the world’s largest gothic rose window. Afterward, stroll through Palma's Old Town, uncovering its charming historic district and hidden secrets. Reach Plaça de Cort, a renowned square brimming with history and traditional restaurants, perfect for leisurely enjoying the city's authentic flavors. Your exploration continues to Borne Street (Carrer del Born), a vibrant hub known for its stylish boutiques, cozy cafes, and rich historical charm, perfect for shopping and dining amidst well-preserved architecture. You can also expect to pause for photos at the Royal Gardens within the Almudaina Palace, a landmark since the 14th century. Finally, the return to the port will be accompanied by a short scenic drive passing through Borne Street and seeing landmarks such as the Grand Hotel, La Rambla, the seafront promenade known as Paseo Marítimo, and many more.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Hear the stories behind Palma’s landmarks that only insiders typically know.
• Spend time at one of Europe’s tallest Gothic cathedrals and Mallorca’s most emblematic building

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Visit the world famous caves known for their delicately ramified dripstone formations resembling fishing hooks. A scenic drive towards the east passes the villages of Algaida, Montuiri, Villafranca and Manacor. Majorca is well known for their production of manmade pearls, you'll stop in a village to visit a pearl factory.

Situated near Porto Cristo are the Caves of Hams. The incomparable beauty of the caves is heightened by the artistic lighting created by Lorenzo Caldentey, son of the discoverer. Inside the caves there are several lakes and on the largest of all called Sea of Venice, there are daily performances of the show Magical Mozart, in tribute to the famous composer.

Enjoy a highly informative, behind-the-scenes look at how the island of Mallorca recycles and manages its waste. The setting will be the Environmental Technology Park, a cutting-edge facility with the ambitious goal of helping Mallorca reduce its waste to zero in the future. Your immersion into waste management will begin in the boardroom, where you will watch an introductory video that explains the facility’s objectives and advanced processes. You will learn how waste is recovered and transformed into usable materials such as toys, which are displayed in an on-site museum. An electric train will transport you through other areas of the technology park, parts of which have been built with recycled products. Plastic is processed is one area, wastewater slug in another and organic material in yet another part of the facility. You can expect the experience to be educational, eye-opening, and inspirational.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Tour an Environmental Technology Park that recycles waste into usable materials.
• Understand how waste from throughout the island of Mallorca is separated and recycled.
• Watch videos that explain the processes and ride an electric train through the facility.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Discover how olive oil is produced in an eco-friendly manner and enjoy a tasting that will reveal the nuances of the various oils. The Son Miranda farm near the center of the island will be the setting for your immersion into the production of organic olive oil. The experience will include an enlightening tour of the olive groves, an explanation of how the olives are harvested and a look at the mill that produces the LA Organic brand oils. The olives are grown without chemicals or herbicides and manually harvested using traditional methods. Grazing sheep and horses take care of any unwanted vegetation and enrich the soil with natural fertilizer. The result is an array of delicious, subtly flavored organic olive oils, many of which you will sample. Some of them contain single varieties of olives, others are produced from a coupage or blend of varieties. You can expect a surprising range of tastes, from delicate to intense.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Tour a farm that produces organic olive oil using environmentally friendly methods.
• Gain insight into how the olives are grown without chemicals or herbicides.
• Sample a variety of olive oils with tastes ranging from delicate to intense.

HELPFUL HINTS
• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Taste a carefully selected selection of wines at Blanca Terra, a vineyard that produces several lines of wine made from native Mallorcan grapes. After leaving the pier, you will enjoy a panoramic tour of Palma de Mallorca, during which your guide will point out places of historical interest such as Bellver Castle. This famous Gothic monument has dominated the city since the 14th century. Continuing inland, you will soon arrive at Blanca Terra where you will enjoy a tour of the entire winery and a fantastic wine tasting with Mallorcan sausages, cheeses, ham, empanadas and other delicacies.

After leaving the pier, enjoy a brief but informative drive through charming Palma de Mallorca, whose skyline is dominated by the 14th-century Bellver Castle, stopping at Palma's marvelous Cathedral. Then we will head to the MERCADO EL OLIVAR, where you will see a cornucopia of fresh fruits and vegetables from the orchard, artisan Mallorcan cheeses and succulent seafood. As the city's main market, it is always full of people shopping. As you wander around at your leisure, you will get an insight into Palma's gastronomy. Most of the stalls have been in the market for decades, and you are likely to see every kind of local delicacy imaginable, from the most traditional to the most exotic. Many of the vendors have their own boats, guaranteeing the freshest seafood. Local farmers supply the produce, and artisans make most of the sausages and cheeses. The Olive Grove Market is an extraordinary destination to observe daily life as locals engage in lively conversation and friendly bargaining with vendors. After this revealing introduction to the market, you will head to the a local restaurant to sample a selection of dishes representative of Mallorcan cuisine. The menu usually includes Iberian pork, a potato omelette, black bread toast, a variety of cheeses, salmon or entrecote and cheesecake. A selection of wines and liquors will also be served.

OVERVIEW

Spend hours on a beach near the island’s southwestern tip, an ideal setting for a delectable meal at one of the most popular restaurants on the promenade. It won’t take long to reach Magaluf Beach, giving you all the more time to enjoy the amenities. Although the beach is extraordinarily popular, you can still easily find your own slice of paradise on this wide, long stretch of golden sand. Once you settle in, you will be free to do whatever you please. A refreshing swim should be top of mind because the water is typically crystal-clear and calm. The uninhabited, domed island that you will see looming offshore is Black Lizard Island. Whenever you decide to dine, head for the Mediterranean-style restaurant Bondi Beach Magaluf. Lunch includes an open bar and a selection of seafood dishes that may include mussels and squid as appetizers and a hearty fish paella for the entrée.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

OVERVIEW

Recognize the great diversity within Palma through a medley of experiences that include dining on authentic Mallorcan cuisine. The venue for this culinary immersion will be a local restaurant. Entreés typically feature locally caught fresh fish and succulent pork generously seasoned with garlic and olive oil. You can also expect to be served sobrassada, a cross between spicy pork sausage and paté that can be eaten plain, fried or on bread. Coca de trampó, a Mallorcan appetizer topped with fresh vegetables, is also usually on the menu. As a complement, you will sample a selection of Mallorcan wines and liqueurs that may include palo, an aperitif first produced in the 19th century with plants known to combat malaria. Artificial pearls have also long been manufactured on the island, and you will see how at a factory in Palma. Later, you can shop in the on-site store and in Old Town.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Savor a hearty brunch of authentic Mallorcan dishes at a restaurant popular with the locals.
• See how artificial pearls are still manufactured much like they were in the 19th century.
• Shop for pearls and high-end fashions in Mallorca’s pedestrian-friendly Old Town.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Visit the most beautiful lookout at sea in Mallorca, SA FORADADA, with strange big, pierced Rock. Beautiful scenery for small boats to anchor in Summer. On top, we find a nice restaurant, El Mirador de NA FORADA, close to the Palace that belonged to the ARCHDUKE LUIS SALVADOR. Drive to the Bellver Castle for a some pictures and receive the corresponding explanation from Palma de Mallorca. Next, departure to the restaurant while admiring Valldemosa, where the famous Pianist Chopin lived many years of his life. The guide will explain the History for the influence of ARCHDUKE LUIS SALVADOR in the Island. Once at the restaurant, enjoy a simple but delicious cuisine, a paella, iconic dish of Spanish cuisine, accompanied by good wine. All this while enjoying incredible views of the north coast of Mallorca, where the Serra de Tramuntana Mountain range ends abruptly in incredible cliffs. Take pictures from the lookout and enjoy an aperitif outside before lunch. Lunch will be served inside the restaurant or in a terrace. Finally, depart to town with a panoramic view of the city before going back to your ship.

OVERVIEW

Spend free time browsing the high-end boutiques on two of the most elegant streets in Palma de Mallorca and then dine in an equally refined restaurant. A brief stop for photos of the city’s ornate Gothic cathedral will serve as an introduction to the luxuries that lies ahead as it was built as a symbol of wealth and power. You will then independently explore Paseo del Borne and Avenue Jaime III, two boulevards within the affluent Golden Mile. Both are lined with a veritable Who’s Who of designer stores that carry only the most exclusive, high-end merchandise. Exquisite jewelry, the latest fashions and the finest leather goods are but a few of the items that you will find in the collection of stores. The experience of dining on Mallorcan cuisine at Caballito De Mar will be just as wonderful. Afterwards, you will pause at Bellver Castle, a landmark since the 14th century.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Shop for the very finest merchandise in Mallorca’s most exquisite stores.
• Dine at the Caballito De Mar, an elegant restaurant in one of the poshest sections of town.
• Stop to snap photos of the city’s Gothic cathedral and 14th-century Bellver Castle.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Discover the magical gardens that surround the manor, including the pergola with its water fountains and adorned with twenty-four stone hydras. The numerous water jets cross one another, making a very special experience. After, arrive to the area influenced of English gardens, very fresh and shady. In the lower garden, you'll see the small pond with water lilies. All these styles are very well integrated and make a whole harmony when you pass from one to the following. Next, enjoy a nice brunch in "El Vasco Restaurant”, where the Basque culinary tradition merges with the Mediterranean charm of the island and tradition blends with the warmth of Mallorca. Get a feel of a unique gastronomic experience that will make you feel at home. You will enjoy a delicious variety of croquettes, very typical of Spanish gastronomy, a variety of sausages accompanied by a good wine and liquors. Depart to Bellver Castle, where you will be able to admire Palma de Mallorca town and take some pictures and selfies. Finally, enjoy a panoramic drive back to your ship.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Departure from the port to Blanca terra cellar to visit the cellar with an expert and nice tasting wine. Taste some bread and olive oil from Mallorca. Next, departure to the pearls factory and receive and explanation on how to make the pearls in Mallorca. You will be able to do shopping before leaving to Palma de Mallorca to the Kamaleónico restaurant. Here, you will be served an aperitif with all kind of liqueurs, wine, refreshments, beers and delicious food from Mallorca. The Kamaleónico restaurant is located in one of the most emblematic streets of Palma, La Rambla, a place where you will find an urban jungle. Delight in the magic of fresh ingredients and global flavors intertwined in each culinary creation, awakening your senses and leaving you yearning for further exploration. Dive into a fast flavor, aromas and venue into the jungle!!

Ride a double-decker bus through Palma de Mallorca, hopping on and off at the destinations that interest you the most and stay as long as you like. You will board the first bus by the cruise terminal at Estació Maritima and follow one of two routes through the city. Use the complimentary bus pass to hop on and off the buses whenever you please, so you will never feel rushed or compelled to leave a destination until you are ready. Audio commentary on the buses will explain the destinations, making it easy to choose favorites from the 20 or so that are available. Shoppers may choose to browse Plaça Mayor, a historical square where you will find everything from local crafts to Mallorcan pearls. The Mediterranean-style Mercat de O’livar is a bustling venue where locals shop for produce in Old Town. Plenty of restaurants are nearby. Art lovers won’t want to miss the museum dedicated to Spanish artist Joan Miró.

HIGHLIGHTS:
• Ride a bus around Palma de Mallorca, stopping at the attractions that you find most appealing. • Stay as long as you like in each attraction to enhance your understanding of it. • Hop on another bus whenever you please and ride it to another must-see destination. • Use the provided route map and audio commentary to easily plan your exploration of the city.

OVERVIEW

If you are an enthusiast of architectural history or want to uncover every building’s hidden secrets, prepare to behold buildings that have shaped the urban landscape of Palma de Mallorca through the centuries and gain insight into how they changed the local culture. You will delve into the city’s Gothic past at La Seu Cathedral, whose golden sandstone exterior with flying buttresses was meant to demonstrate the might of the Christian conquerors who built it. Bellver Castle is also Gothic, but its round design is unusual among Spanish castles. It was the first ever circular castle in Spain and one of the few in Europe. Walking through Old Town will reveal both Gothic and Art Nouveau architecture, most of it featuring archways, columns and staircases with wrought-iron accents. Free time in one of the most historical areas in the city will present a feel for local life, uncovering its charming historic hidden secrets.

HIGHLIGHTS

• See architecture from various time periods that shows how Palma de Mallorca has evolved.

• Marvel at Gothic wonders such as La Seu Cathedral and Bellver Castle.

• Enjoy an enlightening guided walk and free time in the atmospheric Old Town.

• Drive through a wonderfully vibrant and historical neighborhood and then independently explore it.
• See historical photographs that show how certain buildings and areas once looked.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Discover some of the most scenic parts of Mallorca, the lovely village of Soller and enjoy a picturesque ride on the Soller Railway. Board your coach for a scenic drive through the beautiful Majorcan countryside. Enjoy a walk through the narrow streets of Soller. Immerse yourself in the enchanting atmosphere of this quaint mountain village. Board the historic Soller train for your scenic 45 minute journey, which is highlighted by beautiful panoramic views of the Mallorcan Mountains, orange groves and small, fairy-tale like villages. Pass through tunnels, over bridges and stop at a lookout point for a great view on your way back to Palma. You will enjoy a Panoramic drive through Palma before returning to the pier.

Take in the architectural highlights of Palma and visit a pearl factory to watch artisans create lustrous, perfectly formed Majorca pearls using a time-honored technique.

After departing from the pier, you will soon arrive at Bellver Castle, a spectacular Gothic landmark from the 14th century. Its round design is unusual among Spanish castles, and although seemingly impenetrable, the fortress never served a defensive purpose. It was used mainly as a prison. As you ramble about the hilltop castle taking photos, you will appreciate the origin of its name, which means “lovely view” in Catalan.

An introductory driving tour of Palma follows, during which you may spot the lovely Gran Hotel and the historical Theatre Principal, which was inaugurated in 1667 as the House of Comedies. In time, you will reach the village of Montuiri for a pearl factory tour.

Majorca pearls have been manufactured on the island since the 19th century and they are extraordinarily lustrous. The pearls are hand-made using a closely guarded technique developed more than a century ago. The pearls aren’t natural, so they tend to be perfectly uniform, a feature that’s especially noticeable in a long strand of pearls.

You will have time to shop for pearl jewelry before returning to Palma for more shopping or to explore gems such La Seu, the city’s Gothic cathedral. Its golden sandstone exterior with its flying buttresses is particularly fabulous as it was meant to demonstrate the might of Mallorca’s Christian conquerors, who built the cathedral.

You will have time to shop for pearl jewelry before returning to Palma for more shopping or to explore gems such La Seu, the city’s Gothic cathedral.

Discover the beautiful village of Valldemossa and take in the spectacular views of Palma. Leaving the port, you’ll drive along the Paseo Maritimo, with hotels on one side and luxurious yachts on the other. You’ll pass the cathedral and the Almudaina Palace, along the way to the center of Palma through Avenida Argentina and Avenida Jaime III with its exclusive shops. You’ll also see landscapes of pine forests and groves of almond and olive trees en route to Valldemossa.

Valldemossa is one of the most scenic villages of the island, with a magnificent view over the valley and the capital of Palma on the horizon. Stroll its quaint streets, stop for a soft drink and enjoy free time to take some photos or visit the pearl shop where you can shop for manufactured Majorca pearl jewelry. Back in Palma, you’ll drive up to Bellver Castle for a beautiful view overlooking the Paseo Maritimo and the town.

Use your Attraction Pass to explore the most popular destinations in Palma de Mallorca without the hassle of arranging transportation, waiting in lines or having to pay the entrance fees. It couldn’t be easier to travel from place to place; simply hop on any of the buses that make continuous loops through the city. Hop off at an attraction of interest, stay as long as you like, and then hop on another bus bound for the next attraction. It’s the best way to maximize your time in Palma de Mallorca and get a genuine feel for the city’s history and culture. Visit remarkable attractions, including Baluard museum, an alluring art gallery house of some impressive modern day works of art, Palma Cathedral or Bellver Castle, an architectural landmark in the city. Choose wisely what you want to do and when you want to do it, according to the time you have in Palma de Mallorca, and adventure yourself on this amazing trip. Attractions included: City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off Bus, City Sightseeing Boat Tour, Bellver Castle, Es Baluard Museum, Sangria Tasting, and Palma Cathedral. Leave no sight unseen and get the most out of your visit to Palma de Mallorca.

HIGHLIGHTS
• Use the Unlimited Attraction Pass to see Palma’s best attractions at no additional cost.
• 6 attractions included: City Sightseeing Hop On Hop Off Bus, City Sightseeing Boat Tour, Bellver Castle, Es Baluard Museum, Sangria Tasting, and Palma Cathedral.
• Visit the attractions that you find most appealing and stay as long as you like at each attraction to enhance your understanding of it.
• Ride a bus around town, stopping at the attractions that you find most appealing.
• Hop on another bus whenever you please and ride it to another intriguing destination.

OVERVIEW

Gain a broad understanding of Palma de Mallorca on an introductory drive through the city, which you will see up close while exploring on your own. You will pass landmarks such as La Seu Cathedral, whose golden sandstone exterior is adorned with flying buttresses meant to demonstrate the might of Mallorca’s Christian conquerors, who built the Cathedral. At the foot of the Cathedral, you will find Ses Voltes, an open-air plaza used for concerts and other events. Standing next door is Almudaina Palace, one of the Spanish Royal Family’s official summer residences. Like the Cathedral, the Bellver Castle is gothic in design. It was the first ever circular castle in Spain and one of the few in Europe. After being dropped off nearby, you will spend free time wandering about as you please. You might further explore the attractions you passed on the panoramic drive or focus on lesser-known but no less intriguing sites.

HIGHLIGHTS

• Drive through downtown and come away with an overall understanding of the city.

• Pass landmarks such as La Seu Cathedral, Bellver Castle and Almudaina Palace
• Spend free time exploring the area around the Cathedral on your own at your own pace.

HELPFUL HINTS

• Dress in weather-appropriate clothing.
• Wear flat comfortable walking shoes.

Indulge your senses with the fresh air, the great outdoors and scenic beauty of Palma during this memorable bicycle tour through the historic Old Town. Once ashore, meet your guide, receive your safety briefing, bicycle and helmet, then follow the dedicated bicycle lane along the bay and into the city. Your route proceeds for approximately 100 yards (about 91 metres) on top of the old city wall before entering the small and shady alleyways of the Old Town.

En route, discover churches, small monasteries and old aristocrat’s mansions featuring cozy patios and enchanting small plazas. Along the way, your guide offers commentary about your surroundings, and points out interesting sights. Halfway through the ride, a refreshment stop is made at a local tavern before continuing on your bicycle tour, which concludes back at the pier.

Palma was founded by the Romans more than 2,100 years ago and features incredible monuments and beautiful architecture. Join your guide on a walking tour of the city’s highlights, as you learn of its rich history. Drive through Paseo Maritimo, with its palm-lined promenade, hotels and luxury yacht marina.

Visit Palma’s most impressive landmark and Spain’s second largest Gothic style cathedral. The beautiful interior is overshadowed, only by the grandness of the exterior. The central apse contains the high Chapel of Trinity, where the tombs of the Kings of Mallorca are located. On your walking tour, you’ll discover grand avenues and a maze of quaint streets lined with shops and cafes. Admire buildings of typical Majorcan architecture.

See the royal palace, the fishing harbor, city walls, the former Merchandise Exchange of La Lonja and the Consulado del Mar. Visit a pearl shop and learn about Mallorca pearls, you’ll have time to browse and perhaps make a purchase. Enjoy some free time in the city center. You'll drive Bellver Castle, built in the 14th Century, a magnificent medieval fortress and enjoy fantastic views from the lookout point.

View landmarks of Palma de Mallorca and thrill to an authentic flamenco performance while being treated to delicious traditional tapas. Make your way to the city center aboard your coach, passing alluring sights during your comfortable ride, and embark on a walking tour that features exterior visits to La Seu, the city’s utterly magnificent cathedral, and the stately Palau Reial de l’Almudaina, a royal palace. As you stroll through the narrow streets of the handsome Old Quarter, you’ll admire gracious historic residences inhabited today by Palma’s elite. Relish free time after your guided walk to dip into inviting shops or bask in the city’s magnetic ambiance. To experience the true spirit of Spain, you’ll savor a typical tapas lunch served with sangria, all while enjoying a rousing flamenco performance. Applaud this exhilarating dance, a stirring blend of clicking heels and castanets, Spanish guitar and emotive bravado, a perfect encapsulation of the impassioned and irrepressible soul of this magical land.

Take the opportunity to see spectacular Mallorcan views and sample excellent quality wines. Driving along the beautiful seaside promenade, you’ll enjoy the views of the marina filled with luxurious yachts on one side and hotels on the other. You’ll pass the magnificent cathedral and the Almudaina Palace, going to the center of Palma through streets filled with luxurious shops, and Via Roma where the flower market is held.

Continue on towards Santa Maria, admiring the views of the most agricultural part of the island. You’ll reach the well-known cellars of Macia Batle, its 250 acres of vineyards are distributed in the denominations of the region with special emphasis on the rare Majorcan grapes. Discover how such wines are created and enjoy a tasting of different wines with some snacks - an experience for all your senses. Returning to Palma, you’ll make a photo stop at Bellver Castle from where you’ll have a beautiful view over the pier and the city.

This leisure tour highlights the spectacular scenery of Majorca and offers the opportunity to taste local specialties. Leaving the port, you’ll embark on a scenic drive with views of landscapes of pine forests and groves of almond and olive trees, beautiful villages and more. There will be a stop to take in the magnificent views and snap some memorable pictures.

Your final destination and highlight is the magnificent estate of Els Calderers, surrounded by beautiful fountains and lush formal gardens where seasonal flowers abound. This superb 18th century Majorcan manor was built by a noble family on the site of a 12th century farm belonging to the Calderer Family. You’ll have time to explore on your own the grounds and interior of the house, now a museum illustrating the home-life of two centuries ago. Also, explore the exterior of the museum, where you will see farm animals of native breeds, such as the Mallorcan black pig. This pig is used to make the delicious sobrasada (a cured raw sausage), which you will taste together with a sampling of local wine. Afterward, you’ll return to your ship with a stop to the local pearl factory to learn about Mallorca pearls, where you will also have time to browse and perhaps make a purchase.

Indulge your senses with the fresh air, great outdoors and scenic beauty of Palma during this memorable bicycle tour through the historic Old Town. Together with your English speaking guide, discover all of the "must see" spots in a fun, safe, insightful and most important, eco-friendly way. Learn of the history, the traditions and of the present of this fascinating city.

Palma de Mallorca

Once ashore, meet your guide, receive your safety briefing, bicycle and helmet, then follow the dedicated bicycle lane along the bay and into the city. Your route proceeds for approximately 100 yards (about 91 meters) on top of the old city wall before entering the small and shady alleyways of the Old Town.

En route, discover churches, small monasteries and old aristocrat's mansions featuring cozy patios and enchanting small plazas. Along the way, your guide offers interesting commentary about your surroundings, and points out interesting sights.

Halfway through the ride, a refreshment stop is made at a local bar before continuing on your bicycle tour, which concludes back at the pier.

Unveil the mystery of Mallorcan pearls during this half-day journey to the renowned Caves of Drach, and a subterranean classical concert at one of the world's largest underwater lakes. The caves have formed by water being forced through the entrance from the Mediterranean Sea, and some researchers think the formation may date back to the Miocene. There is an underground lake situated in the caves called Martel Lake.

Porto Cristo, Caves of Drach

Depart the pier for the approximately one-hour drive to the island's interior, passing through the beautiful historic town of Porto Cristo, one of the island's oldest harbours. Arrive to the Caves of Drach, or 'Cuevas del Drach', located near Porto Cristo. Perhaps as famous as the pearls, the caves were believed to have been discovered in the 12th century. In 1929, a visitor's entrance was built at the caves, and in 1935, the caves' interior was artistically illuminated for the first time. Today, the caves offer a surreal experience to visitors strolling through their ancient rooms. Dramatic lighting highlights the grottoes and silhouettes of immense stalagmites and stalactites.

During your walking tour inside the cave, see formations with names like 'Snow Mountain', 'The Ruined Castle', and 'Diana's Baths' en route to the shore of Lake Martel, one of the largest subterranean lakes in the world. Here, a short concert of classical pieces is accompanied by the interplay of shadows and light against the water.

Scenic drive, Pearl factory

The excursion continues with a stop to the Pearl factory. Here you will have time to browse during a visit to Majorica, the local world-known pearl factory and showroom. The return motorcoach ride to the ship is across the island's fertile plains, passing through many local picturesque farming communities and very typical windmills.

Embrace the winemaking traditions and exquisite flavours of the Sierra de Tramuntana during this panoramic, half-day hiking trek and tasting excursion.

Palma de Mallorca, Sierra de Tramuntana Mountains, Esporles, Banyalbufar, Guided Hike, The Old Postman´s route.

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximately 30-minute drive into the Sierra de Tramuntana, a mountain range in Spain and UNESCO World Heritage Site. Upon arrival at the village of Esporles, begin your guided, approximately three-hour hike along the The Old Postman´s path, a mountain trail with documented use since the 15th century. Hike from Sa Granja, located just outside Esporles, en route to the ancient, terraced village of Banyalbufar, which overlooks the sea.

Banyalbufar, Ancient Moorish Terraces, Church, Cellar Son Vives, Vineyard, Bodega

Upon arrival at Banyalbufar, take a guided stroll through the centre of this lovely wine-growing community with its ancient Moorish terraces. Along the way, pass by the local church before stopping at Cellars Son Vives, a little, family-run vineyard and bodega by the sea. You will be introduced to the local flavours and winemaking traditions of Banyalbufar, which specialises in growing the Malvasia grape.

Wine & Tastings, Rustic Spot, Sea Views, Manor House, Wine Discussion

Your tastings take place just outside the little bodega at an idyllic, rustic spot featuring lovely sea views. In the event of cold or adverse weather, your tastings are held at the old manor house, which is located next to the bodega and owned by the very same family. Join your host for tastings of three Banyalbufar wines accompanied by local specialities such as salty cookies, oil, cheese, and bread with sobrassada sausage, along with a discussion about the local wine growers, vines, and wines. Following your visit, re-board your coach and commence the approximately 50-minute drive back to the pier.

Mallorca's Mediterranean essence in a nutshell. This experience is an absolute treat for wine-lovers, history-enthusiasts and bon vivants alike. Family house owned since 1511 turned into a local variety wines beacon complemented with a traditional food show cooking by talented chef and lunch in beautiful scenery.  

Depart the Palma pier for an approximately 40-minute drive to Binicomprat.

Binicomprat Manor House, Meet your Hosts: Oliver Biel & Deborah Piña Zitrone

Binicomprat is a gorgeous old family "possessió" (landhouse) with a long and intricate history dating back to the XIII century. It is located between Algaida and Montuiri at the feet of Randa Mountain that dominates the central plains of Mallorca, and the family owners run a small winery focused on local varieties grown following biodynamic agriculture principles aiming for high quality wines that reflect the essence of Mallorca, its soil and climate. Their passion and tenacity to overcome the phylloxera pest shows their commitment to the land, its roots and legacy. Nowadays OM is a well-recognized winery as well as a charming Mediterranean heaven in the center of the Island.

Once we arrive at Binicomprat landhouse you will be welcomed by our hosts Biel Oliver and Deborah Piña. Biel is one of the youngest members of the Oliver-Moragues family that has lived and worked at the estate for 15^th generations since 1511. Deborah is a well renowned chef and food connoisseur that has appeared several times on TV showcasing her craft.

Main Dish Show Cooking with Deborah

We will start the experience with Deborah's show cooking activity which will take place in a the most typical Mallorcan patio. She will tell all you need to know about Mallorca's gastronomy, the dish selected, it's ingredients and how to cook them properly. The main dish varies depending on the time of the year you will visit the Manor house.

Estate, Manor & Vineyards Visit with Oliver

While the main dish is slowly cooking, Oliver will lead you to a visit of the Estate and of the Manor. He will tell the rich history of the place and the family, its most iconic features and the long-lasting heritage including its family ties.

Proceed afterwards to the vineyards where Biel will address several topics such as placement, climate, soil, local varieties, biodynamic agriculture with ecosystems interdependencies, all while admiring inner Mallorca's landscape sheer beauty: the Forest, the Vineyards and farms.

Wine Tasting, Aperitif & Lunch

After the walk, reach the big table under the tree shade where both Deborah and Biel will share the spotlight during the wine tasting accompanied by hands-on Mallorcan entrees.

Deborah will teach the group about Mallorcan black bread (traditional whole flour, no salt) and how to eat it as a local with some typical products such as Sobrassada, Ramallet Tomato, Olive Oil and cheese.

Meanwhile Biel will conduct the tasting of 4 of wines produced in the estate. These wines come from ecological biodynamic agriculture focusing on the essence of the fruit from local varieties: Manto Negro, Giró Ros, Gorgollassa, Moll, Callet… which are much more adapted to the climate but also to the local gastronomy and lifestyle.

Your main dish is now ready and will be served accompanied by red wine and water. As a sweet note after this traditional Mallorcan lunch, you will be served a delicious Gató d'ametlla amb gelat (gluten free almond cake with ice cream).

Time to re-join your bus and start the 40-minute drive to the port of Palma.

Explore Palma de Mallorca at your leisure during your full-day (8 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car. Customize your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Palma de Mallorca at your leisure during your choice of half-day (4 Hour) sightseeing tour via private car or van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned car or van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Palma de Mallorca at your leisure during your full-day (8 Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Explore Palma de Mallorca at your leisure during your half-day (4 Hour) sightseeing tour via private van. Customise your own itinerary or choose to see an overview of the area's highlights.

Depart the pier with your English-speaking guide in an air-conditioned van and discover the city and surrounding areas at your own pace. Your exclusive tour concludes back at the pier.

Experience the exquisite flavours of Spain on-foot during this fun-filled, half-day, tapas tasting excursion through Palma.

Palma City, Bellver Castle, Introduction to Tapas

Depart the pier for a brief orientation drive through Palma City, and an exterior photo stop at the 14th-century Bellver Castle for a spectacular panoramic view of the city. Afterward, re-board your coach and proceed for visits to three different bars for tastings of tapas, the typical way to eat in Spain. Tapas are mini-snacks, often displayed on the counter in bars, and include local specialities such as calamares (squid), callos (tripe), gambas (prawns), albondigas (meatballs), and boquerones (anchovies) marinated in vinegar. Tapas can be taken as a meal in themselves, or as a tasty bite before going on to a restaurant for dinner.

Tapas with drinks in 3 different Bars

Each region of Spain has its own specialities, and each different bar visited features different ambiances and foods to provide you with a well-rounded introduction to Spanish cuisine. You will visit three local Tapas bars and different specialties: Spanish mushrooms omelette & Patatas Bravas, Two monkfish and shrimp croquetes and two fried squids rings, Local Ham, Sausages and cheese. At each stop drinks will be served to accompany your tapas.

Following your tapas tasting tour, some free time is made available for independent shopping and exploration. At the conclusion of your visit, re-board your coach for the short drive back to the pier.

Experience the scenic beauty and historic legacy of the Balearic Islands during this memorable sightseeing tour of Palma. Palma de Mallorca comes as a surprise to many people - it is stylish, sophisticated, intimate, yet bursting with life. Located on the southern shores of Mallorca, the island's capital city looks out over the sparkling blue seas of the Mediterranean.

Depart the pier for the brief drive to the hilltop location of Bellver Castle.

Bellver Castle

Upon arrival at this beautifully-restored former royal stronghold, walk from the coach parking area and across a drawbridge en route to the entrance. During your walking tour inside the gothic-style castle, see the arcades gracing the circular courtyard and interesting artefacts in a number of rooms. Staircases lead to the upper levels, which offer spectacular views and photo opportunities over Palma and the distant mountains.

City Sights

After re-boarding the coach, your drive continues into the city centre, and passes through residential and commercial areas. Upon arrival at the downtown coach parking area, commence your guided walking tour through the historic Old Quarter. Palma's most beautiful and impressive section, it is filled with stately Mallorcan buildings and home to the majestic La Seu Cathedral.

La Seu Cathedral

With its huge flying buttresses, the La Seu Cathedral looms over the Parque de la Mar. The dramatic sides of this great edifice rise up in Gothic splendour. The sight has drawn admiration from numerous literary figures, including the French writer, George Sand. During your visit, marvel at the cathedral's breath-taking interior. The rose window is said to be the world's largest.

From here the walking tour continues through the Old Quarter. Along the way, your guide points out major highlights reminiscent of the golden years of Mallorcan nobility.

Following your visit, re-board the coach and drive back to the port along the seafront, which features the yacht-filled marina on one side, and hotels and restaurants on the other. You may choose to proceed directly to the ship, or remain in town and return to the pier at your leisure.

Discover some of the most scenic parts of Mallorca and visit the island's most outstanding attractions during a visit to Valldemossa, the Son Marroig Lookout and the lovely village of Deiá. The drive up to Valldemossa and along the coast to Deia is one of the most breathtaking and stunning drives in Mallorca. With spectacular scenery across the Mediterranean Sea and countryside this makes a great drive.

Depart the pier for the scenic, approximate 30-minute drive to Valldemosa.

Valldemosa

This beautiful village is renowned for its picturesque setting on the slopes of Mallorca's northern mountain range.

Upon arrival, a short walking tour will be followed by some free time for browsing and exploring Valldemossa at your leisure, and shopping for local handicrafts such as ceramics, honey, olive wood goods and almond oil beauty treatments. Proceed then for a glass of wine or a soft drink at a nearby restaurant.

Afterward, re-board your coach for the drive along a winding road and past cliffs more than 1,300 feet (390 metres) high en route to the picturesque village of Deiá. Before reaching Deiá, a photo stop is made at Son Marroig.

Son Marroig

This stunning estate is renowned for its picturesque setting on the slopes of Mallorca's northern mountain range. Formerly the residence of the Archduke Ludwig Salvatore of Austria, the home (now a museum) offers spectacular views of the coastline and Foradada, a locally-renowned rock formation rising from the sea. Leaving Son Marroig, your drive continues on to Deiá.

Deiá

Perched on a hillside amidst olive and almond trees, this quaint village with its red-roofed houses has been a favourite among writers and artists for many years. Upon arrival, some free time is made available to explore the village's narrow, winding streets. A visit is then made to the deluxe hotel, La Residencia, where lunch is served at the Cafe' Miro'.

Café Miró at La Residencia Hotel

Renowned as one of the best and most romantic restaurants in Spain, it has received the Award of Excellence by the prestigious Wine Spectator magazine for four consecutive years. After lunch in your exclusive surroundings, re-board the coach for the return drive to the pier.

Experience the exquisite beauty of Mallorca during this half-day sightseeing excursion. Drive to Valldemossa for a visit followed by some free time and then proceed to the beautiful House Museum of Son Marroig.

Valldemossa

Meet your guide and start the 40-minute drive to Valldemossa, one of the most beautiful villages on the island. Nestled in a valley on the northern mountain range of Mallorca, Valldemossa is surrounded by mountains and woodland. Upon arrival, after a visit of the village, some free time is made available for browsing and exploring Valldemossa at your leisure, and shopping for local handicrafts such as ceramics, honey, olive wood goods and almond oil beauty treatments.

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_{Reboard the coach and drive 15 minutes to Son Marroig. Enjoy wonderful views and photo opportunities of Majorcan's northern coastline and visit the House and gardens.}

_{A fundamental character in the cultural and patronage history of the last years of the 19th century and the first years of the last century, the House Museum of Son Marroig offers a visit to this former property of the Archduke. Its large museum room is dedicated to him, where you can find: drawings, books and his personal effects. Its main objective is to make all visitors aware of the work carried out by this creator of the best written work on our islands: the "Die Balearen", his love for nature and his commitment to respecting our history.}

_{Canvases by Joaquín Mir, Antonio Ribas Oliver, Antonio Ribas Prats, Bauzá, Erwin Hubert, Pizá, etc. hang on its walls. In its showcases we can find ancient necklaces and Phoenician objects as well as Greek and Roman ceramics. An alabaster Virgin from the 13th century, Roman amphorae, old Majorcan furniture, Greek statuettes and Majorcan fabrics make up the great museum room.}

_{The visit to the house is completed with a tour of its gardens, where the Archduke left his mark: with its immense cistern, the "Des Galliner" viewpoint, the Carrara marble Ionic temple with the imposing mass of La Foradada at its feet, from where one of the best views of the Majorcan North Coast is contemplated.}

_{At the end of your visit, proceed to the bus for the 45-minute drive back to Palma de Mallorca.}

Discover some of the most scenic parts of Mallorca during this picturesque ride on the Soller Railway, and a visit to the lovely village of Soller. The railway is characterized, amongst other things, by the fact that it is narrow gauge, the track width being 914 mm (approximately 1-yard), which is infrequent nowadays; moreover its rolling stock is extremely varied and meticulously finished, and maintained using traditional methods.

Depart the pier for the approximate 50-minute sightseeing drive through Palma, and on to the Son Reus Train Station.

Soller Railway Journey

Upon arrival, board the historic Soller train. The Soller Railway has been running a daily train service along the 17-mile (27-kilometre) route between Palma de Mallorca and Soller, without interruption, since 1912.

Your scenic, 45-minute journey is an enchanting voyage highlighted by beautiful panoramic views of the Mallorcan Mountains, orange groves and small, fairy tale like villages. Pass through 13 tunnels and numerous bridges before arriving at Soller.

Soller

Set in a lush valley of orange groves between the mountains and the sea, Soller is popular with day trippers who arrive on the vintage train from Palma and seem to do little but sit outside the cafes in Placa Constitucion soaking up the atmosphere and the sun.

Explore this beautiful village in the middle of the mountains with lovely bars and shops, the pretty church of San Bartolomé, and the Town Hall.

After some free time in the beautiful village of Soller, board a coach for the drive back to the ship.

Erleben Sie die Stadt einmal vom Fahrrad aus mit unserer Bike-Städte-Tour. Ob durch den Stadtverkehr oder durch verwinkelte Gassen – Sie gelangen zu vielen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Entspannende Pausen machen diese Touren zu einem Erlebnis.

Die Bucht von Palma ist bekannt für ihre gut ausgebauten Radwege.
Sie verlassen den Hafen auf dem Weg Richtung Stadtkern von Palma de Mallorca. Durch enge Gassen erreichen Sie unter anderem die eindrucksvolle Kathedrale von Mallorca. Nach einem Fotostopp und Informationen zu Palma geht es zurück zu Mein Schiff. 
 
Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Vom Hafen geht es in Richtung Stadtkern
• Fotostopp an der berühmten Kathedrale 
• Entlang der Bucht von Palma auf gut ausgebauten Radwegen

Wir stellen Ihnen hochwertige Bikes, Helm und Rucksack. Für zu Hause auch im Mein Schiff ® Online-Shop bestellbar.

Erleben Sie die Stadt einmal vom Fahrrad aus mit unserer Bike-Städte-Tour. Ob durch den Stadtverkehr oder durch verwinkelte Gassen – Sie gelangen zu vielen Sehenswürdigkeiten. Entspannende Pausen machen diese Touren zu einem Erlebnis.

Die Bucht von Palma ist bekannt für ihre gut ausgebauten Radwege.
Sie verlassen den Hafen auf dem Weg Richtung Stadtkern von Palma de Mallorca. Durch enge Gassen erreichen Sie unter anderem die eindrucksvolle Kathedrale von Mallorca. Nach einem Fotostopp und Informationen zu Palma geht es zurück zu Mein Schiff. 
 
Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Vom Hafen geht es in Richtung Stadtkern
• Fotostopp an der berühmten Kathedrale 
• Entlang der Bucht von Palma auf gut ausgebauten Radwegen

Wir stellen Ihnen hochwertige Bikes, Helm und Rucksack. Für zu Hause auch im Mein Schiff ® Online-Shop bestellbar.

So kann der Urlaub anfangen ... oder enden! Der beliebte Badeort Paguera an Mallorcas Südwestküste ist schnell erreicht. Entscheiden Sie je nach Lust, Laune und Wetter selbst, ob Sie den schönen Sandstrand aufsuchen oder gemütlich durch den Ferienort bummeln. Der Reisebegleiter steht Ihnen dabei mit Rat zur Seite.

Der Ausflug, kurz zusammengefasst:

• Ausflugsbeginn am Schiff
• Ca. 30-minütige Busfahrt nach Paguera
• Rund 3 Stunden Freizeit zum Baden oder Bummeln
• Rückfahrt zur Pier