Mallorca Cave Tours: 13 We Would Book

1.Porto Cristo: Caves of Hams Entry Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 6,548 reviews · 1 hour · from $21Our pick

Walk 850 meters through the Caves of Hams in Porto Cristo, visiting the Round Cave, Blue Cave, and 12 galleries in the main cave. See unusual fish-hook formations, watch short films about Mallorca’s past, and finish with the Magical Mozart light and music show beside the underground Sea of Venice.

“Personally I loved it from beginning to the end.Really nice presentation.Amazing views ,unforgettable experience.Highly recommended.”

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2.Caves of Drach Day Trip & Optional Caves of Hams

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 2,720 reviews · 4 - 8 hours · from $62

Travel by coach from southern Mallorca to the Caves of Drach, where stalactites, Lake Martel, a light show, and a short live concert await. Add the Caves of Hams and Porto Cristo for a full-day outing. Multilingual guides such as Sebastian provide commentary, while the pearl-factory stop is brief and commercial.

“Half day trip to Dragon Caves, but first pearl shop. Caves was beautiful, but be careful, bit slippy. We almost dropped to the deep our phones. For a quick trip was prefect. Back to the hotel till 3PM.”

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3.Kayaking, Sea Cave, Cliff Jumping & Snorkel Tour

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 1,447 reviews · 3 hours · from $80

Meet guides such as Diego, Elias, Fufu, Cassandra, or Rowan for a three-hour coastal challenge near Alcúdia. You’ll kayak to a sea cave, swim, snorkel, optionally cliff jump, hunt for sunken treasure, and finish with a picnic. Equipment, hotel-area transport, insurance, and GoPro photos are included.

“This was one of the most exciting and fun excursions I have ever been on. The team made sure everyone was able to enjoy and be safe through this challenging experience. Because the team was so supportive I was able to do things I never thought I was able to do at my age. Thank you for one of the most fun days I’ve ever had.”

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4.Dinosaurland and Caves of Hams Combined Ticket

★★★★★★★★★★4.5 · 1,167 reviews · 2 hours · from $29

Visit the Caves of Hams in Porto Cristo, from the Round Cave’s garden to the Blue Cave’s film and the Classic Cave’s underground music show. Then walk among more than 100 life-size dinosaurs at nearby Dinosaurland, where children can dig for fossils, solve puzzles, and watch a live raptor show. Spanish and English assistance is available.

“It is a perfect combinations to take your kids. I love the dinosaur theme park. My kids were excited that the figures will love and make sounds.”

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5.From Can Picafort: Dolphin Watching and Cave Boat Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 987 reviews · 3 hours · from $82

Set out from Can Picafort with a guide such as Tony or Emilio for a three-hour speedboat trip along Mallorca’s north coast. Watch for wild dolphins, pause by a sea cave, and swim with a snorkel mask in a clear cove near Es Coll Baix. Sunrise departures add beautiful early light, but bring a jacket and expect spray.

“It was fantastic!! You swim/snorkel in the warmer months, he did give us the option to swim if we wanted to. Our guide was awesome and gave us loads of facts about Mallorca as we went along the coastline. We saw so many dolphins. The caves were cool. We saw birds and even mountain goats. You need a jumper this time of year as at high speed it gets chilly. Worth the money. Thank you Tony.”

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6.Cala Millor: Jetski Tour of Sea Lion Cave or Caves of Artà

★★★★★★★★★★4.6 · 931 reviews · 25 minutes - 1.5 hours

From Monkey Jet Ski in Cala Bona, you’ll ride with a small group of up to eight along Mallorca’s east coast. Choose the Sea Lion Cave, Caves of Artà, sunset, or Cala Millor Bay route. Guides such as Alex and Sebi give clear instructions, and a rib boat carries you to the jet skis.

“Great experience! 13 year old son lovely it, as it was quite choppy and therefore plenty of (unintentional) ‘jumps’!”

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7.Caves of Genova Ticket & Digital Audio Guide

★★★★★★★★★★3.9 · 820 reviews · 35 min · from $14Best value

Visit the Caves of Genova in Palma’s Genova neighborhood for a self-guided walk through limestone galleries, pools, columns, tunnels, and domes. The route descends 36 meters and takes about 15 to 35 minutes. Your ticket includes a multilingual audio guide, educational video, and a glass of sangria afterward. Comfortable, supportive shoes are essential.

“The caves were definitely worth seeing. Really beautiful! There was no guide (I am not sure if u can book one). We took the bus. The cave is not big at all. We were done in 15 minutes. Very slippery so bring supportive shoes with groves on the bottom of the shoe...”

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8.Caves of Drach Entrance, Music Concert, and Boat Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.3 · 791 reviews · 5 hours · from $64

Travel from Palma by air-conditioned bus to the Caves of Drach, where you walk through dramatic chambers, hear a short classical concert in the underground amphitheater, and take a brief wooden-boat ride on Lake Martel. Guides such as Mariana and Margarita provide multilingual help, though the boat queue and busy cave paths require planning.

“-great supportive and friendly guide Margarita -good organisation, quick lines, helpful tips from Margo -enough time for everything, no rush -beautiful caves and acoustic concert inside plus boat ride- great program”

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9.Kayaking, Sea Cave, Cliff Jumping & Snorkel Tour

★★★★★★★★★★5.0 · 769 reviews · 3 hours (approx.) · from $83Top rated

Paddle along the Alcúdia coast, enter a sea cave, walk to an optional cliff jump, snorkel for a pretend sunken treasure, and finish with snacks and drinks. The Challenge Mallorca supplies kayaks, wetsuits, helmets, water shoes, and photos. English-speaking guides lead the outing, with pickup from northern Mallorca.

“Super expérience !!! Réalisée en famille et adaptée aux différents niveaux, encadrement au top. A recommander !”

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10.Sea Caves Kayaking Tour, Snorkeling & Snack

★★★★★★★★★★4.7 · 624 reviews · 3 hours · from $82

Meet BonaOna Surf School at Panoramica Playa Restaurante for a three-hour paddle along southern Mallorca. Guides such as Victor, Fran, Olatz, and Alberto lead beginners into sea caves, clear swimming spots, and Posidonia beds. Kayaking, snorkeling, a sandwich, safety support, and instructor photos are included.

“The activity was brilliant! The water was beautiful and clear and it was loads of fun. The instructors were really nice and relaxed and the time flew by. Well worth the money and great to do something a bit different when on holiday!”

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11.Alcudia: Kayak Tour with Snorkel & Sea Cave Swim

★★★★★★★★★★4.8 · 568 reviews · 2 hours · from $64

Spend two hours kayaking along Mallorca’s La Victoria coast with an English- or Spanish-speaking guide. You’ll paddle to sea caves and quiet coves, snorkel in clear North Mallorca water, and may have time for cave swimming or an optional cliff jump. Guides such as Diego, Edwin, David, and Chris are known for friendly, careful support.

“Fun trip and both Diego and Edwin were excellent guides.”

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12.Alcudia: Caves & Coastline Boat Trip w/ Snorkelling

★★★★★★★★★★4.2 · 469 reviews · 3.5 hours · from $57

Join Transportes Marítimos Brisa in Puerto de Alcudia for a 3.5-hour speedboat ride along Mallorca’s east coast. You’ll view sea caves, stop twice for swimming, and use the onboard snorkel masks in clear coves. The boat may collect passengers from several points around Alcudia Bay, so seats can feel tight at busy times.

“totally relaxed crew - same as the trip. We would do it again”

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13.Alcudia: Caves of Drach Tour from the North with Boat Trip

★★★★★★★★★★4.0 · 434 reviews · 5 hours · from $63

Travel by coach from Alcudia to the Caves of Drach for a guided underground visit, a classical concert on Lake Martel, and an optional short boat crossing. You’ll also stop at the Majorica pearl showroom. Guides speak English, Spanish, and German, with some guides, including Yvette and Katharina, praised for clear help and practical tips.

“We were very nicely picked up by a small bus, transported to a bigger bus with which we went to see the Mallorica pearl factory. It wasn't really the factory, but the exhibition. They showed us how they were made, and then we had to walk to their shop. This was all over with in half an hour. The caves were definitely the highlight, really nice maintained, impressively lighted, very nice. We were even allowed to take pictures. It was very short though, in less than an hour we were outside. The concert on the lake was absolutely amazing, and it should have been much more expanded. The concert was…”

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