The Caves of Campanet (“Coves de Campanet”) are a must-visit attraction for families exploring Mallorca. Situated in the north of the island, these stunning caves are located in an unspoiled valley that captures the unique character and charm of rural Majorca. The cave covers an area of 3200 square meters. The self guided tour, of approximately 40 minutes, will take you through beautifully decorated chambers and passageways. Deep in the caves you will see magnificent stalagmites and stalactites sculpted by water throughout millions of years. Their variety, delicacy and colour are truly outstanding. Of scientific interest are the signs of the existence of Henrotius Jordai, an indigenous, carnivorous, blind beetle and the remains of Myotragus Balearicus, an indigenous mammal believed to have gone extinct around 4000 years ago. This tour offers a great experience for the entire family. Besides marveling at the natural beauty of the caves, you and your kids will learn about history and paleontology, making it both an educational and enjoyable visit. After the tour you can relax and enjoy the sun and the beauty of the San Miguel valley from our bar and spacious terrace. Bring your family and discover the hidden wonders of the Caves of Campanet, a perfect blend of adventure, education, and natural beauty.

Adult

over 13 years old

Children

from 4 to 12 years old

Toddler

Free for kids under 4 years old

What does the activity include

- Entrance - Self-guided tour

What does the activity not include

Audio guide - 3€

The activity is not suitable for

For people with mobility or visual impairment.

Important: What to know before booking

Not recommended for heels or strollers. We recommend a 40-minute visit along a 500-metre route. You can take as much time as you need inside the cave.

Important: What to bring?

Comfortable shoes

The meeting point

Start time

Every day from 10h to 17h.