Evening · overnight calls only
Son Amar Dinner Show
For ships that stay overnight: a three-course dinner and a world-class variety show — flamenco, acrobatics, Broadway and Michael Jackson — in a 16th-century manor house in the hills above Palma.
Highlights
- Round-trip transfer from the pier
- Three-course dinner with wine and cava
- Two-hour show with 40 artists on stage
- No language barrier — all ages, all nationalities
Son Amar is a Mallorcan institution: a possessió from the 1500s, 15 minutes from the port, that has been putting on shows for half a century. The current production takes you from Andalusian flamenco to the Parisian can-can, from Lion King to Broadway, with acrobats, dancers and a live orchestra who perform between the courses.
We collect you at the terminal in the early evening, dinner is served at 20:00 with the pre-show, and the main show runs until about 23:00. You are back on board before midnight.
Available only when your ship stays in Palma overnight — check your call in the calendar. Show nights vary by season; we confirm availability when you book.
Duration: 4½ h
- Cruise terminal
- Son Amar, Bunyola
- Cruise terminal
What’s included
- Transfer pier – Son Amar – pier
- Three-course dinner, wine, cava, water and coffee
- Show ticket (standard seating; premium on request)
- Host on site
Meeting point: terminal exit, Port of Palma. Your guide holds a sign with our compass and your name.
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