
1 / 10Full-Day Mallorca Caves Tour: Drach, Hams & Pearl Factory Visit
About this activity
Explore three of Mallorca's most spectacular natural attractions in a single day: the dramatically sculpted Hams Caves with their distinctive stalactite formations and turquoise underground lake, the legendary Drach Caves featuring Lake Martel (one of Europe's largest subterranean lakes) and a live classical music performance, plus a relaxing stop in the charming fishing village of Porto Cristo. This comprehensive tour combines geology, culture, and coastal beauty in one immersive experience.
1. Hams Caves Discovered in the 19th century, offers some of the most impressive underground views in Europe. Its stalactites are shaped like fishhooks and the blue lake known as “The Venetian Lake” offer one of the most popular tourist attractions on the island. The tour does not include the visit to the Blue Cave (Cueva Azul).
2. The Drach Caves are among the most visited in Europe and many consider them the 8th Wonder of the World. The Lake Martel, one of the largest underground lakes in the world, is the scene of a classical music program. The inside temperature is very pleasant and constant throughout the year: 21 Celsius.
3. Porto Cristo is the perfect choice for people in search for relaxation and slow-paced activities. Natural harbour, picturesque fishing village and blue-green sea surrounded by picture perfect beach. Porto Cristo is ideal for families and swimming.
4. Majorica Pearls Factory Shop,
Highlights
- ✓Underground classical music concert on Lake Martel inside Drach Caves
- ✓Hams Caves' signature 'Venetian Lake' and fishhook-shaped stalactites
- ✓Lake Martel – one of Europe's largest underground lakes
- ✓Picturesque Porto Cristo fishing village with swimming and relaxation time
- ✓Majorica Pearls Factory shop visit
- ✓Constant 21°C underground temperature year-round
Insider tips
- ★Wear comfortable walking shoes with good grip – cave floors can be slippery and uneven
- ★Bring a light jacket or sweater despite the warm cave temperature; the contrast with outside air can feel sharp
- ★Arrive at Porto Cristo early in the day to secure best swimming spots and avoid afternoon crowds
- ★The classical music concert in Drach Caves sells out during peak season; confirm performance times when booking
Good to know
- •Total duration is 8 hours; plan for early morning pickup and late afternoon return
- •Drach Caves visit does not include entry to the separate Blue Cave (Cueva Azul)
- •Cave tours involve moderate walking and stairs; not suitable for severe mobility restrictions
- •Swimwear recommended for Porto Cristo stop – bring towel or purchase at village shops
- •Photography permitted in caves but flash use may be restricted near performances
Who it's for
Best time to visit
Visit April–May or September–October for comfortable weather and fewer crowds. The classical music performances run year-round, but summer months (July–August) draw peak tourist numbers; aim for late afternoon cave visits to avoid midday congestion.











