General information
Destination |
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Mallorca, Spain |
Program details
Enjoy a visit to two of Mallorca's most iconic tourist attractions, which, for thousands of years were one of Mother Nature’s best kept secrets - until in 1905 Pedro Caldentey discovered the grotto. Nowadays, not only can you visit the impressive caves, but also admire the magnificent light and sound shows inside.
The tour starts at the Hams Caves by descending down into the Round Cave, where you will soon discover a huge botanical garden with native fauna. In the Blue Cave, you will be shown a fascinating documentary that introduces you to the history of Mallorca, its first inhabitants, the formation of the caves and its extraordinary discoveries. You can admire the "Pillars of Samson", the "Fra Mauro Plains" and "Hell's Pit" illuminated beautifully. You can also take a seat in the GENESIS Auditorium and enjoy 'The History of Life' - a Time Lapse audiovisual guide, from the Big Bang to the present day, projected onto the ancient rock of the cave itself.
Next, move on to the Classic Cave, which is comprised of 12 galleries. Afterwards be in awe at the spectacular Underground Lake that’s found in the Sea of Venice and offers delightful musical entertainment.
Afterwards, visit the famous Drach Caves. This huge underground space, first explored in 1878, offers a wonderful walk long the spectacular natural formations. Be in awe at the amazing stalactites that hang from the ceiling, and the stalagmites rising up from the ground.
Throughout the tour, you will marvel at natures natural beauty before reaching Lake Martel, one of the largest underground lakes in the world measuring 170m (560ft). It´s here in this idyllic setting, where you will enjoy a 10-minute classical quartet concert, which has been offered to the public since 1935. Should you wish, you can choose to cross the lake via boat, or via the scenic picturesque route.
Pick-up time
Between 8:30 and 9:10am
Drop-off time
Between 5:30 and 6pm
Languages
Spanish, English, French, Italian and German