Ca’n Beneït

Venture out on a sailing trip along Mallorca’s northern coastline aboard a traditional wooden boat. You’ll move across calm sections of water while passing cliffs, smaller coves and coastal villages along the route. The pace stays unhurried, with time to sit on deck, watch the coastline or stop for a swim depending on conditions.

Crew members manage the sailing while sharing details about the route and surrounding areas. Wind and sea conditions shape the course, so each outing can differ slightly. You’ll spend several hours on the water before returning to shore. It’s a way to experience the coastline from a different perspective.

Head out on a cycling route through the Serra de Tramuntana in Mallorca. You’ll ride along winding roads that pass through small villages, open countryside and sections with steady climbs and descents. The terrain changes throughout the route, making it suitable for both relaxed rides and longer efforts depending on the distance you choose.

You can stop in local villages for a break before continuing through quieter roads with lighter traffic. The area is popular with cyclists, so routes are well known and easy to follow. It’s a good way to cover more ground while exploring different parts of the region at your own speed and comfort.

Set out on a guided walk through olive groves in the Mallorca countryside. You’ll move between trees of different ages and varieties while learning how olives are grown and harvested across the seasons. The route includes stops where you can look at tools, storage areas and parts of the production process used to make olive oil.

You’ll also visit an old tafona to see how oil was traditionally produced before modern systems became common. The pace stays relaxed, with time to ask questions and observe details along the way. It’s a direct way to learn about local farming methods while spending time outdoors on foot.