What to do in Cala Millor

Undoubtedly, the gastronomic offer in Cala Millor is a reason to celebrate. Savour the typical Majorcan cuisine by trying a tombet, a Majorcan soup and end with a traditional ensaimada in the best restaurants on the seafront. This scenario is perfect for a night out, in which our minibus can pick you and your group up so you can spend an evening in style.

Another of the best activities you can do in Cala Millor is to enjoy the sea by practising water sports. The great offer in this area allows you to go windsurfing, kayaking and even diving to get to know the seabed of this part of the island.

Very close to Cala Millor is Manacor, the second largest city in Mallorca and the place where Rafa Nadal was born. If you want to feel like one of the best tennis players in the world, you can come to play a game of tennis in one of the many courts in the city.

On the other hand, if you prefer to discover incredible corners of the island, we recommend you visit the caves dels Hams, where you can navigate through an underground lake surrounded by geological formations of karstic origin.

Another interesting idea that you can easily fulfil with our taxi rental in Majorca is to book a tour around Formentor. Climb up to the viewpoint of Es Colomer to admire one of the best views of the bay and book a boat trip to the port of Pollensa.

Take advantage of Roig’s taxi service in Cala Millor so that your group trips are perfect, from the beginning to your transfer to Palma airport. You decide on the destination, we will take you to it!

What to do in Cala Ratjada

As mentioned, the magnificent coves and beaches of Cala Ratjada are an essential visit. Walking along the promenade of the town you will reach the small Cala Gat and Sa Pedruscada, a stone beach, ideal for swimming, sunbathing or to contemplate beautiful fishermen’s houses. You can also easily access the sandy Cala Son Moll.

We could not forget Cala Agulla, also with white sand, surrounded by dunes and about 15 minutes’ walk from the centre of Cala Ratjada (pay attention to the large number of birds that are around the place!). Going in the opposite direction towards Canyamel, is Cala de Sa Font, a highly appreciated family beach that is perfect for traveling around Majorca with children.

On the other hand, we must not lose sight of the fact that Cala Ratjada is the closest point to the island of Menorca. Hence, it is advisable to take a ferry to Ciutadella, the second city of Minorca, where you can visit the well-known Naveta des Tudons, in the outskirts of the town. In addition, it is also possible to hire boat routes in the area.

If you want to dive, nothing better than Cala Lliteres, a place frequented by those who want to practice diving in Majorca. Cala Ratjada is also a great choice to enjoy a morning of surfing, kayaking or other water sports. You can even improve your putt in one of the 4 golf courses of Cala Ratjada.

You can also go shopping in Cala Ratjada. If you like this idea, the streets of L’Agulla and Elinor Servera are the two main commercial arteries. And that’s not all: on Saturdays, you’ll find the market of Cala Ratjada, open from 08:00 am to 1:00 pm, suitable for buying food, clothing and much more.

Finally, remember that if you need a transfer from Palma airport to Cala Ratjada, you can choose our rent a car in Majorca or Cala Ratjada taxi services by Roig to reach another location, at the best price and with the guarantee of the leading transport company in the Balearic Islands, with more than 65 years of experience. You will repeat!

What to do in Palma de Mallorca

The variety of plans offered by the island of Mallorca is endless, whether you are here on a convention and want to disconnect for a while, party with a group of friends or relax on holiday with your family.

Visit the Jardí de S’Hort del Rei, a wonderful park designed with typical elements of the region and Andalusian airs. In addition to relaxing in one of its corners, in spring and summer you will also find the crafts market, where you can take home a truly unique handmade souvenir. Another market that you should visit at any time of the year is L’Olivar, which since 1951 sells the freshest products in the area. In the upper part of the market you will find a cooking school that offers live shows from time to time, as well as bars and restaurants where you can taste the best ingredients on the market.

Another recommended activity is to go up to Na Burguesa, a mountain located in Calvià from where you will have magnificent views of the city. Specifically, you must go to the N’Alzamora viewpoint, where you will find a refuge. Another stop that is worthwhile is the Miró Mallorca Foundation, located in the complex where the Catalan artist had his painting studio. Here you will find more than 7,000 pieces by Joan Miró, including paintings, drawings, sculptures, objects and graphic works.

If you travel with small children, a good option is to go from Palma de Mallorca towards Sóller in its old tram, which reaches the center of this picturesque town. This journey will be an experience in its own for kids.

In addition, if you do not want to worry about transportation, Roig’s taxi services in Palma also offer you a series of organized trips around Mallorca. For example, what about an evening in style with the best dancers on the island? Visit the Son Amar mansion to experience it live. On the other hand, if you do not have many days and want to see the best that Mallorca can offer, we recommend our round trip of the island, which includes the beach of Sa Calobra or the Port de Sóller.

Whatever the reason for your visit, the taxi rental service in Palma de Mallorca is the solution you need to get from the airport to your hotel and the perfect option to transfer large groups of people throughout the island. Book and check it out yourself!

What to do in Magaluf

No need to wonder what to do in Magaluf, here we will tell you about all the possible options, whatever your tastes and regardless of your age.

For example, if you travel as a family, both children and adults will have a great time at the Pirates Adventure Show, an interactive dinner and drink show that has been taking place in Magaluf for years. Another option is to spend a day of fun in the Jungle Park, an area of pine forests where children can slide across zip lines, cross suspension bridges on top of the trees and overcome a large number of obstacles.

If you prefer to be close to water, you can also go to one of the water parks on the island, Aqualand El Arenal or the Western Water park. Both options are perfect for floating in wave pools, sliding down infinite slides and enjoy streaming across slow rivers. Continuing with the activities that you can do in water, we suggest you try some of the water sports that several companies offer on Magaluf beach. Take a catamaran ride along the coast, paddle to the island of Sa Porrassa by kayak or release all your adrenaline aboard a flyfish.

Tasting Majorca’s traditional cuisine is almost mandatory when you are visiting. Taste sobrasada, a sausage flavoured with paprika and pepper that you can eat with bread and oil. The ensaimada, on the other hand, is the most popular sweet, so it will not be difficult to find an establishment where you can buy one. In addition, when you are full up, you have the option to book a taxi in Magaluf to go partying, since it is one of the best-known areas of the island for its nightlife. The difficult thing will be to choose a place amongst the vast choice of venues.

No matter the reason for your visit, just remember that your transfer from Magaluf to Palma airport is at your complete disposal with Roig. Book through the website or phone (+34) 971 65 71 73, and travel by taxi with the number of people you want, plus all the comfort and security you require.

What to do in Calvià

Summarizing the number of activities that await in Calvià is a difficult task, so we leave you a brief description of the most recommended and fun to make your stay in Mallorca perfect.

Both adults and children will have a great time at the Katmandu Park, located in neighbouring Magaluf. This park has several attractions, among which, apart from an aquatic playground, we find the Kathmandu House, a fun building full of rooms with various optical illusions. In the same town you can visit the Wave House, the perfect place for all people who want to get started in the world of surfing in a perfectly safe environment.

The proximity of Calvià with the Tramuntana mountain range makes it an excellent place for hiking. Climb the Puig des Galatzó and admire the wonderful panoramic view offered by this peak in the southeast of Mallorca. Another easier route will take you to the Torrent de Santa Ponsa, where a path will lead you along the bed of this torrent until you reach the urban centre of the homonymous population.

If you prefer to stay in the town of Calvià, you should know that a traditional market is organized in the old town every Monday. Here you can stroll through the large number of stalls that sell all kinds of fresh products from the area, footwear and the most exquisite craftsmanship.

On the other hand, if you are considering taking a taxi tour, we also have some recommendations. A short distance from Calviá you will find The Natural Park of Sa Dragonera, an uninhabited island in front of Sant Elm (Andratx). It is advisable to take a boat trip to admire its incredible fauna, including the famous Balearic lizards.

Whatever the occasion, remember that to transfer large groups of people by taxi to Calvià you can count on Roig, the ground transportation service and trustworthy car rental in Majorca. Our company will also ensure that your transfer from Calviá to Palma airport is as calm as possible for you and your group, ensuring that you arrive on time to check-in without stress.

What to do in Majorca

Having a good time will never be an option in the Balearic Islands, but the norm. If you need some ideas for you and your group during your stay, here you will read about the most recommended options.

Majorcan cuisine is one of the highest claims of the Balearic Islands, so you cannot leave without trying some of the typical delicacies such as tombet, a dish similar to the French ratatouille that consists of several vegetables covered with fried tomato; Majorcan snails, spiced and mixed with the typical sobrasada, or the ensaimada, the most common sweet of the island. If you like liqueurs, we also recommend you try palo de Mallorca, a liquor that tastes like liquorice that the locals usually mix with siphon.

Once you have a full belly, you can go hiking through some of the most beautiful natural parks in Majorca. Discover S’Albufera, a Wet Zone of International Importance. Walk among its dunes and reeds to spot up to three hundred species of birds, such as the starling or Gull-billed tern. Another unique place is the Maritime Terrestrial National Park of the Archipelago of Cabrera, which is accessed from Colonia Sant Jordi or Portopetro on a guided tour. It is worth exploring its islets and its seabed, where you will see dolphins, starfish of intense colors, or the typical Balearic lizard. Finally, we must not forget to mention the Tramuntana mountain range, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO. 90 km long, this mountain is one of the best places to go by bike or on foot and visit villages that have adapted to these rugged mountains.

Once you have enjoyed your stay, remember that your transfer to Palma airport by taxi is waiting for you to take you to your terminal at the agreed time. The comfort and confidence of Roig will allow you and your group to arrive with time to proceed to your check-in in the corresponding terminal without hurry. What are you waiting to book?

What to do in Alcúdia

Majorca is an invitation to live the Mediterranean intensely. To enjoy it, there is nothing better than the beaches and coves near Alcúdia, such as Playa de Muro, or the beaches of Sant Joan, Sant Pere, S’Illot, Sa Calobra or Cala Mesquida. In any of them, you will find the calmness and tranquility that you deserve in your holidays in Majorca.

And since you are going to travel in a rental taxi through Alcúdia and its surroundings, why not also do a group activity? For example, explore the bay of Alcúdia by boat, which will allow you to live the Mediterranean intensely and access some of the most secluded and wild coves of Majorca.

On the other hand, it is worth bearing in mind that Alcúdia has spent more than three decades investing in active tourism and, specifically, outdoor sports. For example, you and your family can visit the Majorcan geography trough hiking trails or Nordic walking, two very popular activities, especially in spring and autumn. Of course, summer is the best time to get rid of adrenaline with water sports.

If you are going to travel as a family to Alcúdia, our advice is to spend a day at the Hidropark, a water park that will delight the children in your group.

Do you fancy spending an afternoon shopping in Alcúdia? In that case, we recommend you visit the Alcúdia market, which takes place on Tuesday and Sunday morning, between 8:00 and 2:00 p.m. In addition to Majorcan typical foods, there you will also find crafts, accessories and, in short, the perfect souvenir of your trip to Alcúdia.

All these proposals are at your fingertips with Roig’s minibus and bus rental service in Alcúdia. In addition, you can also book a transfer from Palma airport to Alcúdia, or the journey in the opposite direction, for large and small groups and with the possibility of paying the trip in cash, by credit card or bank transfer. It can’t get any easier!

What to do in Cala d’Or

Once you have arrived from Palma airport to Cala d’Or, you will be able to do a lot of activities that will delight your group.

To begin with, this town is great for water sports. Navigate the Mediterranean on a sailing boat or discover the coast paddling in the area by kayak. In addition, you can also practice windsurfing, paddle surfing or diving, to spot some of the specimens that hide on the seabed.

Moreover, if you are fond of golf, you can practice your fade in one of the three courses in the area, since this is a common destination among lovers of this sport.

While you’re staying in Cala d’Or, you cannot forget to taste arròs brut or ‘dirty rice’ in English, one of the delights of Majorcan cuisine. You shouldn’t leave without trying one of the best-known delicacies, the ensaimada, Majorca’s sweet par excellence.

Another recommendation if you spend your holidays in Cala d’Or is to make an excursion to the neighbouring Portopetro, a small town with beautiful coves and calm, natural landscapes. And if you want to go a little further, we also recommend Portocolom, where you can enjoy Cala Marçal, a little paradise on earth, or visit the sanctuary of Sant Salvador, which offers spectacular views of the village.

And remember that for your group’s return trip you will have the bus service in Cala d’Or to Palma airport at your disposal, so that everyone can move comfortably and without stress to your terminal. Ask about our prices through our email or phone. We assure you that you will not regret it!