Majorica Pearl Factory

On this scenic adventure, descend below the ground to explore the Caves of Drach. Relax with the convenience of a bus pickup service combined with your entry ticket. While in the caves, marvel at the natural rocky structures and enjoy a short recital of live music. Your tour to the Caves of Drach begins with a bus pickup service from the nearest meeting point to you in Mallorca. The duration of the pick up service depends on your location. Arrive at Porto Cristo and descend the 121 steps to enter the Caves of Drach. Continue your tour of the Caves of Drach through an itinerary defined. The tour are not guided, you discover it by yourselve with a tour brochure which you can take with a QR code. When you arrive to the auditorium you will be able to enjoy of a short recital. The duration of the recital is 10 minutes. After the last chord has played out across the water and limestone, take a brief boat ride across the lake for a closer examination of the detail in the cave formations, or go on foot over the bridge. Once you've finished exploring the rooms of stalactites and stalagmites, make your way to the exit. Before returning to your desired drop-off point, take a moment to walk around the port of Porto Cristo. If you wish, pop in to the shop of Pearls of Mallorca to commemorate your experience with a pearl or other souvenir. Finally, return on the bus to your original meeting point to conclude your tour.

You will be picked up from your hotel and your journey will begin. Choose a half-day experience lasting 5 hours or a full day experience lasting 8 hours. Experience the stunning beauty of Mallorca's Cuevas del Drach, one of the island's most spectacular underground wonders on a guided tour and discover why they are often called the eighth wonder of the world. Discover Lake Martel, one of the largest underground lakes in the world, and enjoy a classical music concert in this unique setting. Before leaving, take an optional boat ride on Lake Martel to get a different perspective of the Drach Caves depending on capacity. Next, head to Majorica Pearls Factory, which has been producing high-quality organic pearls for over 100 years. These pearls are famous all over the world for their striking resemblance to natural pearls. Buy a pearl as a souvenir or gift for a loved one. The excursion itinerary may be altered depending on the time of entry to the Drach caves, warning that access is a little difficult for people with reduced mobility.

Your tour begins with a hotel pickup from where you will embark on a captivating journey through Mallorca's wonders and uncover the secrets of its exquisite pearls at the Majorica. First, delve into the mystique of Hams Caves, a 19th-century marvel boasting some of Europe's most breathtaking underground vistas. See mesmerizing stalactites resembling fishhooks and the ethereal "Venetian Lake" shimmering in azure hues. Then journey to the Drach Caves. Witness the grandeur of Lake Martel, an underground lake, set against a backdrop of classical melodies echoing through the cavernous chambers. Experience the allure of constant 21-degree Celsius temperatures, ensuring a comfortable exploration year-round. From the caves head to Porto Cristo, a tranquil haven beckoning with its natural harbor, charming fishing village, and idyllic beaches kissed by the azure-green sea. Conclude your journey with a visit to the Majorica Pearls Factory Shop, where exquisite craftsmanship meets timeless elegance. Explore a treasure trove of fine pearls, meticulously crafted to perfection, and delve into the rich heritage of Mallorca's renowned pearl industry.

Explore the Drach Caves, the best known caves in Mallorca, and see the impressive spectacle of light and color, together with stalagmites, stalactites, and natural aquifers. Visit a Mallorcan pearl shop with more than a hundred years of experience in the manufacture of world-renowned organic artificial pearls. Located in Porto Cristo, these four caves were formed between 11 and 5.3 million years ago. Their subterranean landscape, shaped by the filtration of rainwater through limestone rocks, looks like something out of a science fiction film. Considered the eighth wonder of the world, the Drach Caves feature the Martel Lake, one of the largest underground lakes. With classical music and a captivating lighting system, the constant temperature of 21°C offers a unique atmosphere. The first written references date back to the 14th century, and, in the 19th century, an enormous underground lake 170 meters long was discovered. Since 1935, a magical classical music concert has been held in this lake.