Genova Caves (Cuevas de Genova)

Descend over 100 feet into the Caves of Genova with this admission ticket. Explore the caves closest to Palma de Mallorca during this small-group guided tour. Learn about how the caves were naturally sculpted over time and see impressive domes, columns, water pools, and tunnels.

The Mallorca Pass all inclusive gives you the freedom to enter Mallorca's top highlights all over the island for free! Don't spend your time standing in line, use the fast track entry to visit Mallorca's landmark, the famous Cathedral La Seu in Palma or the Aqualand in El Arenal. Discover Palma, the beautiful capital of Mallorca, by using the Hop-on-Hop-off bus ticket, which is also included in the Mallorca Pass. The Pass is available for 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 and 6 consecutive days.

The Genova Caves, with their stalactites and stalagmites, lie just west of Palma, and boast an above-ground restaurant serving Mallorcan cuisine.  With this tour, prebook admission to save on vacation time, and secure your place on your preferred date. Enjoy a guided underground tour to see and hear about their rock formations, and then savor tapas at the restaurant. Alternatively, upgrade for a full Mallorcan meal with drinks included.

Discover the Bellver Castle and explore the area around it, while admiring the gothic architecture, and hearing local insights from your host. A tasty lunch is included. After a convenient pick-up, your host will take you to the military museum. Learn about the history of Mallorca and checkout the viewpoint. Next up, the beautiful Bellver Castle. Listen to local stories and wander through the courtyard and royal rooms. Enjoy the views of the city and bay from the terrace. When the Royal family is not staying in their palace, the Royal gardens of Marivent are open for visitors! Wander through the gardens and hear all about the Royal family. If art is your thing, ask your host about the life of Joan Miró. Visit the caves of Genova with skip-the-line tickets. The caves are a natural legacy, sculpted in the rock, drop by drop over centuries. *The Royal Gardens are closed between 15 July - 15 September, due to the Royal family visiting Mallorca.