Sports and leisure activities Balearic Islands

Menorca Blava offers boat trips to Menorca's most beautiful beaches. Boarding takes place at the port of Ciutadella. Head for the south coast for a bathing stop at Son Saura. At around 1 p.m., paella is served on board, before the cruise continues to the beaches of Macarella and Macarelleta, followed by a snorkeling stop at Cala Turqueta, an ideal beach for underwater exploration. On the way back, you'll be treated to spectacular views of the coast's secret cliffs and caves! A memorable experience.

One of the most famous dive centers in Menorca. It is managed by Antonio Portugal, a connoisseur of the deep and of diving. Daily trips to more than 20 dive spots around the island of Menorca: from quiet dives for beginners and introductory levels, to spectacular dives for specialists in caves, caves and isolated spots. For those who want to make diving a profession, the center is the ideal option.

Passing through the birthplace of Rafael Nadal is a good pretext for playing tennis, especially since this academy, created by the athlete, houses exceptional tennis courts and highly recommendable coaches.

Céline and Denis opened in 2006 the first tree climbing course in Spain, here in the south of Majorca. The courses are secure, the staff qualified. 120 workshops are offered (between 1 and 10 m high). The Explorateur course is reserved for children over 12 years old, under this age you must be at least 1.35 m tall and be accompanied by an adult. For the Extreme course for the most athletic, you must be at least 12 years old and 1.50 m tall. Children from 4 to 11 years old can have fun on the Piratas course (7 levels of difficulty).

Gilles and Lorraine, a friendly French couple who, after a few years in Lapland, decided to move to the Menorcan paradise, offer you to discover the most natural and sporty side of the island: hiking, trekking, Nordic walking, kayaking, mountain biking, electric cycling, golf. Far from the offers for the "Ironman" and the most extreme sport fanatics, at Happy Menorca you can enjoy all the splendor of nature, the interior and the Menorcan coast, regardless of your level and physical condition. Don't forget a mask-tuba kit in your bag!

Excursions to Sa Cabrera or along the beaches of southern Majorca. 

Pioneers of this activity on the island, Maria Teresa, Carlos and their team have been at the forefront of kayak excursions in Menorca since 1989. As well as renting kayaks and stand-up paddles, they offer a wide variety of activities for beginners and experts alike. Guided excursions on the island of Colom and its surroundings are an ideal option for a first experience, aboard stable, easy-to-maneuver kayaks ideal for families. For the more adventurous, they offer multi-day guided itineraries around the island.

La Bella Verde offers trips to discover the crystal clear waters of the Pitiusas on board a catamaran. Modern and 100% green, it is the only company in the Balearic Islands with this type of boat that guarantees zero oil and fuel emissions. The departure point is at Ses Salines beach around 11am (flexible time). You can sail to Formentera, passing by the islet of S'Espalmador, or to Es Vedrà. The Dutch sailors know the coves, caves, beaches and diving spots well.

In a typical Minorcan house on the way to Cala Morell, you'll find Cavalls Son Àngel, an equestrian center offering guided rides on Minorcan horses. Be sure to keep your eyes peeled, as the estate and its surroundings are superb, with fields and cliffs by the sea. In addition to the rides on the estate, the center offers other itineraries of varying lengths, including magnificent routes along the famous Camí de Cavalls. Suitable for everyone, from families to groups of friends.

Gabriel Massanet, a 100% Menorcan sea dog, and his team are a veritable institution on the island (the best establishments on the island entrust their customers to him!). An excellent fleet of boats is available to discover Menorca's coastline in total freedom. From the most basic options (Aquamar 615, Invictus 190 FX), for an outing with friends, to larger craft (Eden 22, Bayliner 245 and a semi-rigid Lomac 660 In) well suited to families. And for special occasions, the luxurious and spacious Bavaria 35 Sport.

Green lawns as far as the eye can see, surrounded by lush green hills, form the backdrop to this splendid golf course which has been open since 1978. The course has been completely renovated twice to maintain its beauty. Meticulous maintenance. Each hole is different, which makes the course a joy for amateurs. However, for high-level players, it is not the most challenging course on the island. Its clubhouse is located in a typical Majorcan farmhouse from the 19th century. Very good restaurant.

Big Blue Ibiza, with over 30 years of experience, offers diving courses for all levels as well as equipment rental. We work with all the main scuba diving certification bodies, so whatever your training, you will find a suitable instructor. You can do a first dive, follow courses or simply go on an underwater expedition from the beach or by boat (this way you can access the Es Vedrá and Es Vedranell areas, as well as other parts of the west coast).

Sandra, a Catalan expatriate living in Menorca, is responsible for this small water sports agency in the south of the island. She is a connoisseur of the most hidden corners of the area: from Cala en Porter, where the center is located, you can easily access the Cales Coves area, which has 90 caves! You can choose between kayaking, canoeing and stand up paddle to get closer to the beautiful nature of the South Minorcan. Also available for rent are small motor boats that do not require a license. Menorcaventura has been awarded the Reserva Biosfera label for its eco-responsibility.

Boat trips from the port of Sóller to the idyllic sites of Sant Elm, Cala Tuent, La Foradada or Sa Calobra. In combination with the train journey, it is an ideal option to discover the inland and coastal landscapes of northern Mallorca, its culture and heritage.

The natural gradient has been preserved on the route of Canyamel, which is why it is considered the most difficult on the island.

Located in one of the main tourist centres of the island of Mallorca, this golf course is completely surrounded by trees and scrubland. A superb natural setting appreciated by amateurs. The course is suitable for players of an average level, the main difficulties being the water hazards and the numerous bunkers. You can practice on the driving range. A tapas bar (Halfway House) and an Italian restaurant (Campino) are available for golfers. Well-stocked shop with clothing and equipment. Very good golf.

Designed by Dan Maples, the golf course of Capdepera is spectacular with its 6 lakes and its pine groves. The holes are of very varying length and difficulty.

Nestled at the bottom of a valley, the Bendimat Royal Golf Course, designed by Martin Hawtree in the 1980s, has the great advantage of being located only ten minutes away from Palma. Of average difficulty, its course nevertheless quite bumpy offers relatively technical passages. Interesting therefore, if you like challenges! Superb environment, green and wooded. Perfectly maintained. We strongly recommend that you rent a cart to move between the holes, which are sometimes very far away. Very good restaurant.

The course of the Vall d 'Or is quite arduous, except to play on the heights of the fairways. The club houses a swimming pool, a game room and a restaurant that serves tasty and quality cuisine every day of the year.

Beginner or advanced lessons, excursions, week-long courses, summer camp. Quality horses and teachers. This is one of the most renowned equestrian centres on the island. It is located in the vicinity of the capital. It offers private lessons (from 30 minutes) and group lessons, on three tracks (advance booking), as well as guided rides. In addition to the riding school, the establishment sells horses and is also very active in competitions.