Take a day trip to the fishing village of Porto Cristo to discover one of the largest underground caves on the island, the Caves of Drach. Explore 4 caves that extend to a depth of 25 meters, with one of the largest underground lakes in the world. Enjoy a live concert and boat trip in the caves. Observe the stalactites and stalagmites that cover the ceilings or rise from the ground, molded by millions of years of water infiltrations. Follow a path leading through several caves like "Theatre of the Fairies" and "Bad Dianas", illuminated by elaborate lighting. Next, enjoy a short recital in an underground auditorium created on the banks of Lake Martel. Watch as musicians performing classical music glide past you in illuminated boats and disappears again in the dark. After the concert, if you wish, you can cross the lake with a 2-minute boat ride for a closer look at the details of the cave formations, or go on foot over the bridge. Continue the tour with a stop in Porto Cristo where you can stroll around, have a refreshment, or visit the Mallorca pearls exhibition.

Discover Mallorca's eastern coast on this half-day trip. Explore the massive Caves of Hams and then visit the island's only theme park, Dinosaur Land. Start with a pickup from your accommodation in Mallorca and head to the Caves of Hams, known for its peculiar formations in the shape of hooks. Enjoy a guided tour of the different rooms, accompanied by spectacular lighting. Begin your visit to the caves in a small botanical garden in the "Cueva Redonda", an underground cave created millions of years ago. As you walk through, admire the geological formations of the massive galleries and an underground lake. Next, visit the only theme park on the island, Dinosaur Land. Discover fascinating facts about dinosaurs and learn what types of habitats they live in.

We take you to the Hams Caves, internationally renowned for their peculiar hook-shaped formations. Through a tour through the different rooms and accompanied by spectacular lighting you can enjoy a visit that starts right at the entrance with a small botanical garden in the Round Cave, millions of years ago, an underground cave closed and now open to enjoy a break before the visit. The tour continues with a stop at the marina of Porto Cristo before the return journey, where you can stroll around, have a refreshment or visit the Majórica pearl shop-exhibition where you will have access to various audio-visual resources explaining the pearl manufacturing process.