Spain

Description

Without a shadow of a doubt, this is one of Mallorca's most popular tourist attractions. On your journey, you'll have the opportunity to discover this natural wonder and take a dip in its millennia-old crystal-clear pools. The blend of a scenic hike, the choice to rappel or swim, and the exploration of the mesmerising cave formations truly creates an unforgettable experience. Your tour begins with a leisurely stroll across the cliff tops, offering sweeping views of Mallorca's eastern coast. Upon reaching the secluded beach at Cala Falco, you're presented with two adventurous options. The first involves rappelling down to sea level; meanwhile, the second requires good swimming ability as you'll swim the entire way from the beach to the cave, an approximately 200-meter journey. Inside the cave, you'll learn about cave formations. Observe how the movement of water influences the formation and mineral content of the stalagmites. Admire a variety of striking red colours shining like diamonds on the walls of this underground labyrinth. You'll spend approximately 45 minutes exploring the cave before returning to the beach.