Tour a piedi e crociera in barca di Palma

Nat Geo Day Tour: Mallorca's Flor de Sal, Unearthing an Island Treasure

Behind the white sand beach of Es Trenc stretches the Protected Area of the Levante Salt Flats. For millennia, precious salt has been harvested here, and today it's a haven for nature enthusiasts and home to over 160 different species of birds. With luck you will be able to spot avocets, stilts, and pink flamingos among many others. Spanning an expansive 150 hectares, the Levante Salt Flats have been designated as a Natural Area of Special Interest. Three conditions are essential for the purest salt to form – hot sun, sea breeze and low humidity. You will witness the ancient process of salt harvesting as you explore the salt pans on a gentle walking tour, your National Geographic-traned guide providing you with local insight and explaining the history of this ancient Balearic occupation. Watch the expert Salineros using age-old techniques to gather the finest, Flor de Sal salt crystals, and then have a go at harvesting some yourself. The tour also spotlights the sustainable nature of the sea salt industry. The production is in total harmony with the ecosystem, in fact many migratory birds rely on the mineral-rich wetlands to restore balance after long flights from overseas. The delicate nature of salt crystals means hand harvesting is the only workable method, so there is no need for mechanisation. Enjoy landscapes and artisan processes that have remained unchanged for centuries as you soak up the peace and nature of this special place.

Nat Geo Day Tour: Marine Treasures of Mallorca, the Posidonia Oceanica

Inspired by the work of National Geographic's Pristine Seas project, which aims to protect the last wild places in our oceans, this National Geographic Day Tour offers a unique opportunity to explore some of the most beautiful and unspoiled Mediterranean waters by kayak, accompanied by a marine biologist and learn about the importance of Posidonia Oceanica. Posidonia Oceanica is more than just a seagrass. In the words of Manu San Félix, a member of the National Geographic Pristine Seas Project: "Posidonia is the architect of the Mediterranean marine ecosystem." It is an essential part of this ecosystem with broad implications for ecology, coastal stability, tourism, and even climate regulation. Efforts to conserve and protect this important species are crucial to maintaining the health and balance of the Mediterranean environment. This humble plant plays a vital role in oxygenating seawater, helping to stabilize sediment, and providing a habitat for many species of fish and other marine life. Accompanied by a marine biologist, you will paddle your kayak a distance of approximately 2.5 miles around the Marine Protected Area of the Malgrats Islands, a biodiverse ecosystem which is home to dolphins, fish, birds, algae and more. The protected zone was established to safeguard the surrounding marine habitat, an important location for Posidonia Oceanica. Exploring mostly by kayak with an optional snorkel stop, you'll see the Posidonia meadows for yourself, with explanations from the marine biologist about the impact this seagrass has on the Mediterranean and the wider world. Learn how each of us can play a part in protecting the Posidonia meadows, by raising awareness of their role in the battle against global warming, as featured in the National Geographic documentary, 'Pristine Seas: The Power of Protection'.

Full-day Majorca island tour from the North area

Book a full-day tour to Majorca Island - with transport from the North area. See the island's iconic locations including the town of Inca, the cliff formation of 'Torrente de Pareisa and take a cruise to Soller village.

Panoramic island tour with transport from the East area

Book a full-day tour to the most scenic locations of Majorca with transport from the East area. Visit the town of Inca, see the cliff formation of 'Torrente de Pareisa and take a cruise to Soller village.

Majorca panoramic island tour from the South area

Book a full-day tour to the highlights of Majorca - with transport from the South area. See the island's iconic locations including the town of Inca, the cliff formation of 'Torrente de Pareisa and take a cruise to Soller village.

Drach Caves half-day tour from the North area

Book a half-day tour to the Drach Caves with transportation from the North area included. Admire views of the Majorcan countryside, visit the famous cave in Porto Cristo and enjoy a classic concert on Lake Martel.

Tour to the Drach Caves from the East area

Book a half-day tour to the Drach Caves with transportation included. Admire views of the Majorcan countryside, visit the famous cave in Porto Cristo and enjoy a classic concert on Lake Martel.

Half-day tour to the Drach Caves from the South area

Book a half-day tour to the Drach Caves with transportation from the South area included. Admire views of the Majorcan countryside, visit the famous cave in Porto Cristo and enjoy a classic concert on Lake Martel.

Majorca Cave of Hams half-day tour from the North area

Book a half-day tour to the Caves of Hams with transportation from the North area. Visit the famous Caves of Hams and explore its 3 main caves with 12 galleries.

Half-day tour to the Caves of Hams from the East area

Book a half-day tour to the Caves of Hams with transportation from the East area. Visit the famous Caves of Hams and explore its 3 main caves with 12 galleries.