Caves of Arta Entry Ticket
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Caves of Arta Entry Ticket

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Based on 15 reviews
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$18.00
Free cancellation
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Duration: up to 2 hours

Based on our commitment to sustainable tourism, all National Geographic Day Tours meet the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria, and a portion of the proceeds from these tours goes back to the National Geographic Society to fund research and sustainable programs around the world.

Why you’ll love this…
  • Hidden caves
  • Stalactites and stalagmites
  • Wonderful sea views
  • Towering mountains
What to expect

One of Majorca's treasures, the Caves of Artà, are located on the coast of Canyamel, in Cap Vermell. Embraced by mountainous landscapes that tower over the sea below, these caves were most likely known to the island's primitive inhabitants, as well as those who have inhabited the island since then. If you're a fan of adventure and the hidden natural world, this is the excursion for you. Experience these stunning caves and take some unforgettable memories home with you.

Once you step through the towering entrance, you'll find yourself in the chamber known as the Entrance Hall, where countless stalactites of extraordinary proportions hang from the high arched roof. Tall stalagmites gracefully rise out the ground, vaguely resembling mysterious human forms.

This excursion is one of a kind and will let you in on some of nature's best kept secrets and marvellous creations. Duration of the visit is usually around 60-90 mins, but visiting time is not limited.

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Where
Carretera de las Cuevas, s/n, 07589 Canyamel, Balearic Islands
What to remember
  • Opening hours:November - April: 10.00am - 5.00pm, May - October: 10.00am - 6.00pm
  • Visit requires approximately 60-90 minutes,s but time is not limited
  • The Caves are closed 25th December and 1st January
  • Not suitable for wheelchairs
  • Not suitable for guests with reduced mobility
  • Bring suitable footwear
  • Please note that all times are approximate and subject to change
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Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.

What people say about this experience

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  • Txarraspa

    From United States of America - May 2025

    Traveled as a couple

     

    45 - 54 years old

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

    Me gustó muchísimo la cueva.

  • Anonymous

    From United States of America - April 2025

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

  • Anonymous

    From United States of America - March 2025

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

    Me han encantado muy bonitas estalactitas y estalacmitas con formas preciosas, el guía estupendo muy simpático y muy enrollado jejej jjejeje, las reco ...

  • Anonymous

    From United States of America - March 2025

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

    Facil

  • Edu.

    From United States of America - February 2025

    Traveled as a couple

    Excellent

    Overall rated

    5/5

    Me gustó todo en general. Volver a casa en la Península y dejarme de ver las cuevas, sería una de las desilusiones más grandes. Para mi, son impresion ...

  • Patxi

    From United States of America - February 2025

    Traveled as a couple

     

    45 - 54 years old

    Average

    Overall rated

    3/5

    No tuve opción de coger en la web entrada reducida por ser jubilado

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