Hams Caves and Porto Cristo tour
Overview
Discover an underground world of magic and beauty in the impressive Cuevas dels Hams, a natural jewel of Mallorca that will take your breath away.
The Hams Caves are one of the best-preserved underground wonders of Mallorca. Formed over millions of years, its impressive stalagmites, stalactites and natural aquifers, combined with spectacles of light and colour, make a visit an unforgettable experience.
Discovered in the 19th century, the Hams Caves are home to some of the most spectacular underground sights in Europe. Highlights include stalactites in the shape of fishhooks, the Blue Lake, known as the ‘Sea of Venice’, and its imposing galleries. They are one of the main tourist attractions of the island.
The tour includes a stop in Porto Cristo, one of the most picturesque fishing villages of Mallorca. With its natural harbour and small sandy beaches, it is the perfect place to relax in front of the blue-green sea. During your free time, you can enjoy the local gastronomy in traditional restaurants and bars.
Finally, we will visit a historic Mallorcan pearl shop, with more than a hundred years of experience in the manufacture of world-renowned organic artificial pearls.
Relevant details
- The tour officially starts at 9:30h at Camino Escollera and ends around 18:30h at the same place. Please be at this meeting point 10 minutes before.
- Alternatively, we offer a free pick-up service between the Calvia and Arenal areas. When you make your booking, you will receive the pick-up time and place closest to your accommodation.
- Tour recommended for all ages. The route of the caves is over 500m in total. A handrail is available during the tour. Unfortunately the cave is not wheelchair accessible. The rest of the facilities such as the bar and the shop are wheelchair accessible.
- Estimated duration of the tour from the main meeting point in Palma: 8 hours.
Included
We provide you the best experience
Guide
Caves
Swim Time
Transport
Main meeting point & tour start
Recommendation
- Photography is allowed in the caves, but the use of flash is prohibited.
- Comfortable, non-slip footwear is recommended.
- It is forbidden to take prams into the caves.
- Touching the rock formations is not allowed.
- Temperatures in the caves vary throughout the year between 18 and 20 degrees Celsius.
Booking terms and conditions
Please see our cancellation policy at the bottom of the page.
Carbon footprint offsetting
Carbon offsetting is a method used to balance greenhouse gas emissions by investing in projects that reduce or eliminate equivalent emissions elsewhere.
At Lemon Tours, we carefully calculate the carbon footprint of each of our tours, considering factors such as transportation and activity consumption. We then invest in a variety of United Nations certified carbon offset projects, such as renewable energy, reforestation and others, to offset these emissions.
