Hams Caves

Discover the Hams' Caves with direct transport from Palma and a classical music show.

Begin your journey with a comfortable air-conditioned bus ride from Palma, guided by an official Mallorca expert.

Gain access to the Caves of Hams, including the Round Cave, Blue Cave, and Classic Cave.

Experience a classical music show beside the Sea of Venice lake, enhancing your visit with cultural flair.

Choose between city center or hotel transfers for a personalized experience.

Hams' Caves and Porto Cristo in half a day from Palma — cave entry, a guide, transfers, and free time by the sea, all without planning a single logistics detail yourself.

The cave route runs through illuminated chambers of stalactites and stalagmites shaped over millions of years, ending at the underground lake known as the Sea of Venice — one of Mallorca's most dramatic natural interiors.

After the caves, Porto Cristo gives you unstructured time in one of Mallorca's prettiest fishing villages — harbor walks, lunch stops, a swim if the timing works.

The day rounds off with a visit to a historic Mallorcan pearl shop with over a century of experience producing the island's well-known organic artificial pearls.

Back in Palma with your afternoon still ahead — the half-day format is built for people who want the highlights without giving up the rest of the day.

Set out on an 8-hour journey from Palma with comfortable transfers, covering the island’s most famous cave systems, the coastal town of Porto Cristo, and a traditional pearl factory.

Walk through the Drach Caves, shaped over millions of years, where stalactites and stalagmites create dramatic natural sculptures. The scale and lighting make this one of the most cinematic cave experiences in Europe.

At Lake Martel, musicians perform from illuminated boats, their music echoing through the cavern. It’s not just a concert, it’s a moment that completely changes how you experience the space.

Discover the unique formations of the Hams Caves, known for their rare “fishhook” stalactites. These caves offer a very different visual experience, enhanced by a multimedia-style presentation that adds a modern touch.

Stop at this historic coastal town before heading to Manacor’s renowned Majorica Pearl Factory, where you’ll learn how artificial pearls are crafted and browse a boutique with globally recognized designs.