• Cuevas del Drach - The Drach Caves are the most renowned caves in Mallorca, famously mentioned in Jules Verne’s novel, Clovis Dardentor. Their breathtaking display of light and color, along with stalagmites, stalactites, and natural aquifers, ensures an unforgettable visit.

Situated in Porto Cristo, these four caves were formed between 11 and 5.3 million years ago. Their underground scenery, crafted by rainwater seeping through limestone, resembles a scene from a science fiction movie.

The earliest written mentions date back to the 14th century, and in 1784, Cardinal Despuig included them on his map of Mallorca. In the 19th century, a vast underground lake, 170 meters long, was discovered. Since 1935, a magical classical music concert has been held on this lake.

• Hams Caves - Explore the Hams Caves, a major attraction in Mallorca, and delve into their history and formation. Divided into three sections, they offer a captivating tour.

The Round Cave features a lush botanical garden with native birds in their natural habitat and a unique microclimate.

The Blue Cave, enhanced with innovative LED lighting, showcases the documentary Discovering the Past, which tells the story of Mallorca and the caves’ origins. In its auditorium, the audiovisual show GENESIS depicts the universe’s evolution from the Big Bang to today.

The Classic Cave contains 12 galleries and the underground lake Mar de Venecia, where a memorable musical performance is held.

• Majorica Cuevas del Drach - A symbolic Mallorcan pearl factory, leading in the production of artificial organic pearls for over a century.

• Transportation from Palma Bay

• Meals

Explore the remarkable subterranean realms of the Caves of Drach and Hams, two of Mallorca’s natural marvels that will whisk you away to a fantastical landscape!

These extraordinary underground worlds have been sculpted by nature over millions of years. The dazzling display of light and colors, along with the magnificent stalagmites, stalactites, and natural aquifers, ensures that a visit to these caves is a truly memorable experience.

The Drach Caves rank among the most frequented caves in Europe and are often hailed as the eighth wonder of the world. Their stunning galleries and lagoon are truly breathtaking.

Discovered in the 19th century, the Hams Caves are among Europe’s most remarkable subterranean sites. Featuring hook-shaped stalactites, a blue lake, and awe-inspiring galleries, they are one of the island’s top tourist destinations.

The tour also includes a fascinating visit to the Majorica pearl factory, renowned for over a century for crafting world-famous organic artificial pearls.

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