AQUALAND
This is the largest waterpark in Europe. This water park has everything and more. Slip slide and glide your day away on the many huge water slides. This park is designed for all ages, there are small pools with small slides for the smaller children to enable them to have a great fun day out.

For the more daring there are the Kamikazes and huge scary slides to experience. Great watery fun can be had for all ages. Of course for those who like to relax and top up the sun tan there are many sunbathing areas to enjoy.

And for the more relaxed people you can enjoy the wave pool or crazy river, at least just for a laugh. You can take your own picnic as there are picnic areas all around. But if you prefer there are many bars and restaurants to choose from which will fill up your tummies and quench your thirst. As you can see this is a day out for all the family and people of all ages to enjoy.
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CAVES OF DRACH - PORTO CRISTO
Here you will find the Caves of Drach. These attract thousands of visitors everyday during the summer months. They were discovered at the end of the 19th century and lie 75 feet below sea level and stretch for more then a mile. A guided tour exhibits expertly – lit fanciful shapes with names such as The Ruined Castle, The Fairy’s Theatre and Diana’s Bath. The highlight is at the lake Martel, a stretch of perfectly still water.

The Caves of Hams show nature in a whimsical mood. The exquisite caves are said to be unique. In one small cavern, stalagmites and stalactites have grown like branches and twigs of trees or into hooks. These seemingly impossible shapes have been formed by centuries of dripping water fanned by fragrant air currents.

Then there are the Caves of Arta, which were named after an ancient inland town. The massive entrance, cut into the coastal cliffs, gapes like some mythical getaway to hell. One visitor to the caves, Jules Verne, was said to be so impressed by the tortured shapes of it’s stalagmites and stalactites, drawing on these impressions when he wrote: Journey to the centre of the world. An unforgettable day out where you will enjoy a beautiful classical concert in the subterranean lake Martel. Included in the excursion is a visit to the famous Pearl Factory in Manacor. Tuesdays, Wednesdays and Thursdays. Or go any day if you hire a car.
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FELANITX MARKET & SAN SALVADOR MONASTERY
This is a visit to the monastery of San Salvador which was founded in 1346; it is situated on a mountain some 2000ft above sea level. From there you have stunning views over the South Eastern coast of Mallorca. Enjoy the peace and tranquility to be found in the interior of this marvellous monastery.

Afterwards we go to the town of Felanitx where you will have plenty of time to visit the typical Mallorcan market with the possibility of bargaining and shopping. The town looks as though it was designed for leisurely strolling, with its row of windmills looking down from the ridge. Felanitx ceramic ware is the best on the island.

This excursion is on Sundays ... WELL WORTH A VISIT
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GLASS BOTTOM BOAT TRIP
Enjoy our boat trip which goes every day to the Port of Portocristo or even further down the coast to the resort of Sa Coma.
This is a lovely and inexpensive way to visit de Caves of Drach in Portocristo, sailing down the East coast of Mallorca stopping in small unexplored coves on the way.

Take a picnic and laze around on the beach, or a small walk from the harbour takes you to the magnificent Caves of Drach.
This is one option the other being sail further down the coast on the Catamaran to spend some free time on Sa Coma beach or visit the many shops and bars there.

Forget waiting for hot stuffy buses and enjoy the fresh air from the Mediterranean sea.
Submarine vision helps you to see many fish and there is also the chance to see dolphins in the wild. A wonderful day out not only for the children but fun for all the family. Children up to 12 years old will go free on the boat. Enquire within on the times of boat. This excursion is every day and one not to be missed.
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HORSE RIDING EXCURSION
Visit a traditional Mallorquin ranch and take in the Northern coastline on horseback. Home to 150 horses, a small farm and live Country and Western band this is a fantastic evening for all ages.

Ride through the beautiful Mallorcan countryside and watch the sun set over the mountains. All levels of riders catered for or if you prefer, why not relax on the sangria wagon express?

Live music and line dance into the evening after your barbecue feast. Be a cowboy or cowgirl for the day. Saddle up your own horse or ride the sangria express. Pull on your boots and try some line dancing. Also served, a country style B.B.Q to satisfy all appetites.
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INCA MARKET
Inca is the agricultural and market centre of Mallorca in the middle of the island, and the second largest town. The Thursday market, at which modern and old fashioned farming equipment can be purchased, as well as all sorts of livestock, poultry produce and other odds and ends needed for rustic life, give Inca an important place in the economy. It is here that you are offered the greatest variety of leather goods, jackets, shoes, purses, and coats at the lowest prices. There are 18.000 inhabitants and many outsiders from the surrounding villages come into Inca daily to swell the workforce of this lovely town. Inca, in short, forms the agricultural nexus for the entire area. The parish church of Santa Maria la Mayos is of some importance, as is the nuns convent of San Jeronimo and the original Son Fuster inn, a left over from old village days. Inca is centrally located and must be passed through to reach other points on the island. It is certainly worth a shopping and eating visit. Enjoy our excursion by bus picking up at all hotels or hire a car and take a leisurely drive over to the Thursday market. This is the biggest market on the island and is a haven for bartering.
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MARINELAND
Marineland is Mallorca’s equivalent to Seaworld. This outstanding park can offer everything from swimming pools filled with penquins to a walk through an avairy park and seeing the most exotic birds on the island.

Experience the reptile house featuring snakes from all over the world, spiders that will send shivers down your spine and wild lizards.

Save the best for last, without a doubt the highlight of the day is the Sealion and Dolphin show, see them perform before your very eyes and don’t forget your camera. A visit to the aquarium is a must; there are fish from around the world, sharks and much much more.

It’s excellent sea front location, the childrens playground and onsite cafeteria, make for an excellent venue and fun filled day out.
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MOUNTAIN EXPRESS
There is a novel form of sampling the most spectacular scenery on the west coast of Mallorca by using three forms of transport in one day.

As the whistle screams and the doors slam, it is time to board the mountain train, a 19th century wooden work of art, just like those of the Wild West of America. Slowly but surely it chugs its path across the heart of the Mallorcan farmlands and olive plantations. First, the flatter plains with the lush vegetation and rich soils unfold before your very eyes. Then it begins to wind it’s way through the valleys of the majestic mountain range. Breath in the crisp fresh air, and sample the Mallorcan beauty first hand, as some of the most dramatic rugged mountains part to make way to the express train. The pungent aroma of the silver green olive trees contrast with the tangy citrus smell of the hundreds of orange and lemon groves, their fruit ripening as they bask in the morning sun.

Puerto Soller is a refreshing treat nestled at the foot of the highest mountains in the whole of the range. There is time for you to either try a seafood meal, picnic on the widespread beach, or just sit and watch the world go by in one of the pavement cafes that fringe the promenade. Or again you could browse among the many shops which line the promenade. There is something for everyone on this wonderful day out.

Then we leave Puerto Soller by boat and sail to the fantastic beach area of La Calobra, a wonderful sight. Happy memories are what make a holiday special, and you will find your own special memories on the Mountain Express.
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PALMA SHOPPING
A day strolling around Palma just would not be complete without a few bags under your arms. The city is filled with shops of varying sizes and styles. Prices on many items depend heavily on what area you visit. The common rule is that tourist areas are more expensive, when shopping for bargains, shop where the locals shop. The Saturday market in Palma is a great place to bring home something original (at least to your friends and at a fair price). If fashion is what you are hunting for, try the main shopping street, Jaime III. Here shoppers can stroll from window to window without dealing with the intense heat as the walkway is covered.

There are great many stores to choose from including jewellers, leather goods shops and boutiques, interspersed with restaurants for a drink or lunch break. A good place to find reasonably priced and fashionable clothes at Zara, which has a couple of locations around town. During the siesta, take an opportunity to find a deal at C&A located at the end of the Born. It’s a great day out. We have excursion with coach collecting from all Hotels. Or hire a car and drive down to the lovely capital of Mallorca and enjoy a day in the shops
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PALMA CATHEDRAL
This is the most imposing building in Palma and one of the best known landmarks in the whole of Spain. The foundations were laid in 1229 by King Jaime I who, according to the legend had been caught in a fierce storm off the Mallorcan coast and had found himself in mortal danger. It was during the storm that he promised the Virgin that if he were saved he would build her a church to show his thanks. The King survived and true to his word, he set aside the 75.000 square feet where the cathedral now stands. Construction of this magnificent building was not completed until the 16th century.

Visitors can see one of the largest stained glass windows in the world and a marvellous collection of treasure which is kept in the Sacristy. Among the manuscripts and jewels there are also fragments of bone said to come from skeletons of Saints and notable graves including those of Mallorcan Kings II and III. When visiting the cathedral do check on opening times. Don’t forget your camera, as there are some marvellous photographic opportunities especially in the evening when the building is beautifully lit up, dominating the Bay of Palma and making it a very impressive sight. There is a small entrance fee into the Cathedral and visitors are asked to dress discreetly. Cameras and videos are allowed inside so make sure you take one with you to capture the kaleidoscope of colour for lasting memories to take home with you.
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PALMA & VALLDEMOSSA
On this wonderful excursion we visit two outstanding monuments of the gothic architecture; Palma Cathedral and then on to the Bellver castle. The castle dominates the city and its circular groundplan is a unique example of gothic military architecure. Bellver means bella vista or beautiful view, and indeed the view of the sea and the city from the castle are quite magnificent. Originally, the summer residence for the Mallorcan Monarchy, it later became a prison. In addition to its churches and monuments, Palma offers the visitor true quality as regards to open spaces. Trees, shrubs and green areas are the very lungs of the city, places where one can enjoy the relative solitude of a moment alone. Participate in the life of this island Capital, bathed by the waters of the Mediterranean. After visiting Palma we go up into the mountains to the picturesque town Valldemossa just 20km from Palma. This beautiful mountain village is the location of the former Cartusian monastery called La Cartuja, which was home to french author George Sand and her Polish lover Fredric Chopin in 1838. George Sand wrote her book “A winter in Mallorca” and in it, she describes her unhappy times and her neighbours as barbarians and theives. Chopin, however, produced some of his finest work such as Raindrop Prelude: La Cartuja includes the cell where the couple lived. Also take time to explore the village, wander through the cobbled alleyways where time seems to have stood still. An unforgettable day out.
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PIRATES ADVENTURE SHOW
It’s a classic tale of Good vs. Evil, the most stunning visual show ever (The Sun). It’s a cross between a Panto, Circus and West End show. Fun for everyone whether you are 2 or 92. Hearty pirates feast with endless amounts of pirates punch. View amazing action acrobatics displays of strength and death defying feats of bravery.

The fun starts even before we enter the superb Carribean style arena where the magical ship the Hispañola awaits. Cheer on your own personal captain as they battle the evil French for the Pirates treasure. Great atmosphere is created by action on the ship, stage in the audience and above your heads.

There is a feast of scrumptious BBQ chicken, tasty ribs, crispy salad and jacket potatoes
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QUAD BIKE TOUR
Why not try Quad biking.We collect you from your Hotel by car and take you to the resort of Cala D’or. There we all have a practice run on a special course to get familiar with the bikes.Then we start the excursion in the direction of the old Calonge path, then it is on to the horticultural area of S’horta. Afterwards we take a trip along lovely rural routes and up to the Mozarab castle of Sanctuary.

Here the views are spectacular, mountains, villages and sea views. We have a 15 minute break here for refreshments (included in price of trip) we then continue our excursion and following different routes make for Cala Brafi beach, a natural virgin beach where we stop for another 15 minutes break. This beach is only accessable by mountain bike, motorbike or quads.

Therefore it must be one of the most secluded and quietest beaches you will find on the island. We then return to Cala D’or. If you like fun, adventure and wonderful views then this is the excursion for you.
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SINEU MARKET, PUERTO POLLENSA & FORMENTOR
The beautiful landscapes of Porto Pollensa, Alcudia, Formentor and a visit to the market of Sineu is all included in this excursion every Wednesday. Sineu is located in the centre of the island and free time is spent here bartering in one of the best markets on the island. We then pass through Porto Pollensa which is one of the smallest yet exquisite of Mallorca’s bays, a medallion of transparent blue, sparkling waters between the encircling arms of Capes Pinar and Formentor.

A short boat trip is included in this day out to the beach of Formentor. This is a beach of fine white sand which streches down to crystaline waters surrounding the untouched isle in the bay. One can only call this one of the most fabulous beaches ever seen. Here, fronting onto the beach and partly screened by flowering terraced gardens, stands a stately luxury hotel, the acknowledged glory of the Mallorcan hotel world, frequented by a select clientele, including famous personalities from all walks of life. It’s a truly wonderful day out which has such a variety of scenery sure to please all the family. This is one trip not to be missed whilst staying in Mallorca.
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SON AMAR CABARET SHOW
A night of 1000 stars. Experience the true fine drama and passion of Spain. Discover the spell binding Carmen Mota Flamenco Ballet dance troupe. This is the highlight of the evening and certainly one of the best Flamenco dance troupes in the whole of Spain. Marvel at the star studded entertainment. We pride ourselves in offering one of the best nights out in Mallorca.

Son Amar is a 16th Century Mallorcan mansion that has been converted into a restaurant with a spectacular show. Enjoy a premier evening of world class performers.

Discover a night with stars under the stars. Be wined and dined in style with this spell binding West End show. A non stop carousel of quality entertainment that will have you laughing, foot tapping, singing, gasping and craving for more. Big band sounds, mystery, magic and illusion are just some of the wonderful acts you will enjoy in this extravaganza. All this show is going on while you are served a three course meal with wine and Champagne or soft drinks if desired.

After the show, a chance to dance under the stars with dancing fountains mean Son Amar will be everything you could ask for in a night out.
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WACKY WACKY WEST
Head west to Mallorca’s only themed park. It’s wacky it’s wild and there are plenty of thrills and spills. Splash into the only themed water park on the island. The beast kamikaze for the more daring or the lazy river for the laid back.

With 4 themed shows throughout the day, a soft play area and indoor whirlpool - it’s more than just a water park. Rides, slides, lazy rivers and crazy rivers. Cowboy shows and the amazing Oliver high diving water show.A whip cracking day out.

Feel the adrenaline rush as you fly down the flumes. High diving knife throwing and Can-Can girls entertain you. Also enjoy the sea lions entertaining you with their tricks. Something for every one in this day out. THREE THEMED PARKS IN ONE
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