Caves of Drach

When holidaying in Mallorca a popular activity is a visit to the Caves of Drach in Porto Cristo. Being held as one of the Islands most popular attractions, the Caves extend for more than 1200 metres in length and reach a maximum depth of 25 metres under ground. There is a large lake to discover, Lake Marter which is considered to be on of the largest under ground lakes in the World. The caves were discovered in the late 19th century by the French explorer Édouard-Alfred Martel. They were formed millions of years ago through the natural process of water erosion on limestone rocks.

The Tour

The Caves of Drach tour lasts around an hour and consists of a tunnel tour passing stalacites and stalagmites followed by a live concert by a quartet of musicians. These concerts often take place on boats floating on Lake Martel, providing a unique and memorable experience.

Visitor Experience:

Guided Tours: Visitors to the Caves of Drach can take guided tours led by knowledgeable guides who provide insights into the geology and history of the caves.
Boat Ride: The highlight of the tour is the boat ride on Lake Martel, where visitors can appreciate the beauty of the underground lake and its surroundings.
Lighting Effects: The caves are illuminated with carefully placed lights to enhance the beauty of the formations, creating a magical atmosphere.

The caves are open to visitors throughout the year, with varying opening hours depending on the season.
There is an entrance fee to visit the caves, with discounts available for children and seniors.
While the caves are a natural formation and may not be fully accessible to those with mobility issues, efforts have been made to accommodate visitors with disabilities as much as possible.