Overview

In 1906 a treasure was discovered just a few minutes away from Palma: The Genova Caves, a fascinating natural legacy sculpted in stone, drop by drop, over centuries. In prehistoric times, the natural caves in Mallorca served as a habitat and refuge. Nowadays, they enchant thousands of people every year with their natural beauty, sculpted by water over the centuries: enormous domes, majestic columns, natural pools and even tunnels. Reopened to the public a few years ago, the Genova Caves are the closest caves to the capital of the Balearic Islands. Their proximity to Palma makes them easily accessible to visitors, as they are located in the residential neighbourhood of Génova, in Palma. Like the rest of the caves and caverns in Mallorca, they are made up of a series of underground galleries of calcareous origin and linked by naturally formed corridors. The interior tour is approximately one kilometre long and descends up to 36 metres in depth.

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• Free cancellation until 13 Nov 2026, 12am UTC.
• After that, supplier cancellation fee up to €11.13 total (€5.56 per guest).

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