With the help and instructions of a local chef, learn how to make a full menu of traditional Spanish dishes. This friendly class is open to everybody; no matter what your cooking experience is, the chef will adapt the class to all levels.  The menu includes welcome snacks (cheese and olives), tortilla española (a Spanish Omelet), mixed paella, and Catalan cream. Watch and observe the dishes being prepared as you discover the secrets of traditional Spanish cuisine.  After preparing the menu, sit down to eat in a beautiful dining room, enjoying the best atmosphere and good company with wine, water, and soft drinks included. At the end of the class, take home the recipes you've learned so you can continue practicing at home to surprise your friends and family.

Travel through the history, culture, and cuisine of Mallorca on this tour, accompanied by a local guide. After getting picked up from your hotel, begin your journey along the Serra de Tramuntana, a UNESCO World Heritage Site.  Your first stop will be the Hermitage of Valldemossa, a fascinating chapel where you can admire panoramic views of the area. Enjoy a short 10-minute walk to reach the chapel and be rewarded for your efforts with a sample of freshly-baked ensaimada, a traditional Mallorcan desert. Then, leave Valldemossa behind and head to the Miramar Monastery, a monastery that was converted into a summer house for Archduke Luis Salvador and his illustrious guests.  First, visit the old mill, before continuing to the Archduke's living residence. Here, admire extravagant interiors and discover legends of the impressive Byzantine Gardens as you admire the views of the sea.  Finish your tour of the monastery with a sample of Quelitas crackers with cheese, a daily delicacy for most Mallorcans. Finally, head to the Sóller Olive Oil Mill, located in a traditional Mallorcan house. Enjoy a private tour of the premises from one of the owners, and learn about the family business and the olive oil production process, as well as orange harvesting.  End the day with a traditional Mallorcan lunch of "pa amb oli", including local rustic bread, tomatoes, olives, cheese, ham, and olive oil. For dessert, enjoy a Gató, a typical almond cake from the island.  Sip on wine, water, and delicious freshly squeezed orange juice as you savor your lunch before heading back to your hotel.

Discover the charming city of Palma de Mallorca with its thousand faces and historic old town. Try the best Spanish products: wine, olive oil, and tapas in this picturesque coastal city on a private tapas tour. Enjoy a small guided city tour through the charming old town of Mallorca. Hear interesting facts regarding the history of the city from your guide, and visit the beautiful cathedral of Palma, the artist quarter, the famous Plaza España, and much more. In the historic center, enjoy a wine tasting, followed by a tasting of olive oil, and Sample a variety of Spanish tapas that match the wines, including ham, cheese, and more. Afterward, visit a typical tapas bar to savor traditional Majorcan recipes. The private tapas tour through Palma can be adapted to match your preferences. Get to know more about this city, steeped in history, and try the delicious Spanish products that made the country and the island famous.

Learn how to make the great classics of Spanish cuisine, diving into our culture. With the help of our chef we will cook and taste together the “classics” of every home. Tasty easy to make recipes that you can take home so you can surprise friends & family. Take a cooking class in Mallorca that covers the basics of making traditional Spanish dishes with the benefit of a delicious meal that tops off 3h experience. Work in pairs under the guidance of your expert chef as you learn to prepare classic dishes, paella, tortilla, sobrasada or tapas. At the end of the cooking class, enjoy the meal and a glass of wine. It is not a plate of yellow rice with "things" or frozen ingredients and powders. It is a traditional recipe, which has been cooked and is being cooked in the different regions of Valencia in many ways for more than 100 years and they all have something in common: natural ingredients and a lot of love for paella. And we have tons of this in Paella Lover! I will tell you the History about paella, the different types, which one is the authentic one, rice types… Get ready for an amazing experience!!

Venture through the Old Town of Palma on a thrilling Segway tour. Recieve training on how to operate the Segway before taking off past sights. Uncover diverse architecture, restaurant hot spots, and cherished cultural landmarks before discovering some hidden treasures. Meet your guide at the activity provider's centrally-located office in Palma. Feel confident while operating your Segway with a short training tutorial. Put on your helmet and take off on your Segway adventure through the Old Town. Admire the Gothic architecture of the Cathedral of Santa Maria of Palma, Discover the sights surrounding the Plaza Mayor and ride down the promenade by the Rambla of Palma. Journey thorugh ornate courtyards and stop to snap a picture at breathtaking viewpoints. Make your way back towards the cathedral. At the conclusion of your experience, ride back to your starting point to return your Segway equipment.

This route will take you to the southern part of the island, where you'll find the most rugged coastline of the island, with impressive cliffs that you'll approach to take amazing pictures. The route offers an interesting perspective on the history of this area of Mallorca, in which you'll delve into the character of Joan March and the legends of smugglers that abounded in this area at the beginning of the 20th century. This guided tour lasts approximately 5 hours, includes 2 snacks of typical Mallorcan products, and covers 90 kilometers through the southeast of the island of Mallorca, from Son Oms to Playa del Trenc, one of the most iconic beaches on the island. Your first stop on the route to the cliffs is the Finca de Son Mut, a peculiar place where you'll stop to see the world's largest fig tree experimentation field. There are 1,724 fig trees of more than 830 different varieties from all over the world. The second stop is Possibly one of the wildest corners of Mallorca and one of the most impressive balconies on the coast. The Cap Blanc lighthouse was built in 1862 and is possibly one of the most beautiful lighthouses on Mallorca. The lighthouse, which is still in operation and under public management, cannot be visited inside, but you can walk around it to admire this window to the Mediterranean while you take photos and enjoy a freshly baked ensaimada. On your way to the Salinas d'Es Trenc, you'll come across another unmissable site, the tower of Cala Pi, and the cliff that leads down to the famous beach of Cala Pi, with its turquoise, crystal-clear water. Your last stop will be at the Es Trenc salt marshes, an idyllic spot where you can see the ponds in which the concentration of salt in the water is increased. A representative of the salt-producing company will give you an illustrative talk on how the salt works and the different stages of the process until the salt that reaches our tables is obtained. The visit ends after tasting the delicious Quelitas biscuits with cheese.

On this unique Segway adventure, you’ll follow a charming scenic beachside route through Palma before rolling through the old town with your expert guide. Here, you’ll learn all bout the city’s rich history and hear fascinating stories about the great architects who helped design the old town. You’ll visit some true architectural masterpieces and cherished cultural landmarks before discovering some hidden treasures of the city and ornate courtyards. You’ll then roll onwards, stopping off at the episcopal palace and the city wall before enjoying a delicious meal at the Hard Rock Cafe to round off an exciting day of sightseeing.

Don’t miss this marvellous route through the interior of Mallorca, with which we delve into the history and legends of the inland villages in the south-central part of Mallorca. Accompanied at all times by our expert local guides, the route offers us an interesting insight into the history of the windmills, which to this day make up the landscape of the Balearic Islands, and which are essential tourist attractions to get to know the most authentic Mallorca. And also that of each of the 5 charming villages of Mallorca that we will visit. Driveando style, during the route we will make different stops to observe, taste, smell, feel and listen so that our visitors can enjoy “Mallorca with their 5 senses“. Whether you come with your own car, or if you book our Vip-Trip service, with our communication system between vehicles you will not miss a single detail of the contents that we have carefully prepared. Our tour for clients with a car starts at a meeting point near Palma airport, ending at the Monasterio de Cura. Hotel pick-ups, for those who do not have their own vehicle, start approximately 30 minutes before the start of the tour. The tour lasts approximately 5 hours, includes 3 tastings of typical Mallorcan products and covers 60 km through the central-southern part of the island. ITINERARY: 1. Algaida 2. Pina 3. Lloret 4. Montuïri 5. Randa and Cura Monastery

Join a walking tour with a local author to learn about the exciting real-life stories of the island. Step away from the crowds of tourists and walk through quiet alleys and picturesque squares as you learn about local authentic life in Mallorca's capital. Stroll through streets that are full of charm and marvel at gorgeous sites, like St. Francis Square and Tanners quarter, which depict the diverse culture and rich history of Palma.

Your journey will begin from the centrally-located office. From there you will leave via Segway, exploring Old Town and heading back toward the Bay of Palma while passing through the magnificent buildings and brilliant sights. You will later explore the sights surrounding the Plaza Mayor, as well as the promenade by the Rambla of Palma. Next, you can pass through Paseo del Born to experience the city’s brilliant heart. Save time and see more of Palma on top of a convenient Segway. You will see the most important monuments, whilst also learning of their history from your experienced guide.