Caving & Sea Caving
Discover two thrilling ways to explore Mallorca’s underground world
Take your pick between inland caving and sea caving - two exciting adventures that reveal the island’s hidden depths in very different ways.
These are separate activities, each offering its own unique thrill and perspective on the island’s natural beauty.
Inland caving takes you deep into Mallorca’s limestone interior. You’ll explore ancient rock formations, winding tunnels and impressive chambers filled with stalactites and stalagmites. Some caves are spacious and accessible, while others are more challenging - ideal for adventurous explorers. With expert local guides leading the way, it’s a safe and spectacular journey into the heart of the island.
Sea caving, on the other hand, adds an aquatic twist. You’ll swim or snorkel along the coast to reach dramatic sea caves carved into the cliffs. Some routes include abseiling down to the water or entering through natural sea tunnels. Inside, you’ll find crystal-clear lakes, strange rock formations and vast hidden rooms that feel completely otherworldly. It’s a high-adrenaline experience that combines elements of climbing, swimming and exploration.
Whichever you choose, both caving and sea caving offer an extraordinary way to discover the secret side of Mallorca - whether you’re underground or underwater.
Worth knowing
Please note that the meeting point shown on the map is for caving. The sea caving activity has a separate meeting point in Cala Romantica.
