Circuto Mallorca RennArena
An asphalt racetrack, suitable for motor racing, motorbike, and karting. This is a professional experience, and a great day out. Training courses are available.

Tel: + (34) 971 446 090
www.mallorcarennarena.com

Pontoon Mallorca

If you are looking for a crew day out, this motorboat could be the answer. Day trips with up to 12 people, ideal for ‘cala’ hopping or out for a pick nick and some sunbathing. The boat is based in Santa Ponsa and can pick up from your base and take you to your choice destination.

Tel: {0034} 971 691 447

[email protected]

C/ Valencia 14
07180, Santa Ponsa
Mallorca

Palma and more generally Mallorca is a paradise for cyclists. In town, an already large network of cycle lanes is constantly being extended, making cycling around the city one of the fastest (and nicest) ways to get from A to B. The cycle track that runs along the Paseo Maritimo has become a magnet for visitors and locals alike, and extends past the airport all the way to Arenal 15 kms away to the south. It is now also possible to cycle all the way to Santa Ponsa (via Portals) to the North on the cycle track, bar a gap between Club de Mar and Illetes.

Mallorca's geological landscape is rich in caves, cliffs and canyons, and thousands of visitors come to the island every year solely to partake in rock climbing, caving and canyoning expeditions. Mallorca has a huge variety of options for all levels of difficulty from the easy stroll to the supremely technical, strenuous and spectacular such as the famous Sa Fosca Canyon, rated to be amongst one of the most spectacular in Europe. Climbing is equally popular, and Mallorca's cliffs attract thousands of climbers along hundreds of different routes.

Porto Pi Bowllng
Ten pin bowling at Porto Pi shopping centre. Open every day, this popular bowling alley also has pool tables. There is also another bowling alley in Gomila.

Tel: {0034} 971 703 872

Avenida Gabriel Roca
Palma de Mallorca

A nature and adventure park {approx 15kms from Palma}. Natural countryside with streams, waterfalls and wildlife. The adventure park has zip wires; rock climbing and other activities and shows. Well-equipped BBQ area. A popular good day out.

Palma is the shopping capital of the Balearics. Major department stores and clothing outlets are present throughout the town; the Avenida Jaimes III and the Paseo Born are Palmas answer to the Paris Champs Elysee. Pedestrian shopping precincts in the old town now extend from the Born all the way to Plaza d'Espana, via the Palza Major, with shops offering wares for all budgets and tastes.

Built on the site of an existing Mosque after the defeat of the Moors, the Cathedral dominates the sea front of Palma and is the central landmark of the harbour. A visit to this imposing, awe inspiring and iconic building is a must whilst in Palma, followed by a stroll around the surrounding gardens. At night, the view of the illuminated Cathedral gives a unique atmosphere to the whole harbour.

Tel: {0034} 971 723 130

A night of entertainment from Spanish dancing and flamenco to a worldwide extravaganza of dance, along with dinner and drinks. A very popular evening entertainment venue.

Freephone: 9 007 12345

www.sonamar.com

Carretera Soller, km 10,800
Mallorca

For those based in Palma, there are irregular guided tours of some of the old town Palazzio's patios (courtyards), normally off limits to the public. The tours generally take place at the beginning and the end of the summer season. Enquire at the tourist office.