The things worth doing — picked, not aggregated
Most experience platforms list everything. We list what's actually good. A handful of operators per category per island, vetted for quality and fit with how foreign buyers and long-stay visitors actually want to spend their time. No tourist-trap day cruises.
Mallorca's experience scene runs deep — Tramuntana hikes, Binissalem wine cellars, sobrasada cooking classes, private chefs who'll cook in your villa, and a sailing scene that justifies a separate page. We've curated the operators worth your time.
There's a whole Ibiza most visitors never see. Wellness retreats in the north, organic-farm dinners, hippie-market mornings in San Joan, sunset yoga at Es Cubells. The clubs get the headlines; these are what you'll come back for.
Menorca's experience scene matches the island — small, careful, deeply tied to the land. Camí de Cavalls hikes, mahonesa-cheese farm visits, gin distillery tours in Mahón, cooking classes built around local produce. No mass tours.
Formentera's small enough that the island IS the experience — but a few specific things are worth seeking out. Sunset at Cap de Barbaria, the Wednesday/Sunday hippie market at La Mola, salt-flat sunset walks, and the boat trip to Espalmador (separate /charter page). Italian is the dominant experience-booking language in summer.