Spain · CAVE & CAVERN TOURS
This is the shortlist you would send a friend: 15 cave & cavern tours worth the money, each with its price, its traveller rating and the thing to check before you commit.
Walk Mallorca’s Cuevas dels Hams through 850 meters of glowing caves, then watch Magical Mozart on the underground Sea of Venice.
“Fantastic walk through the caves. Beautiful and serene place of nature. Great information was given out along the way.”
Mallorca caves day trip to Drach with Lake Martel concert, optional Hams and Porto Cristo, plus pearl-farming stop, coach pickup.
“It went well and I was mesmerised with the uniqueness of the cave. I have never seen such a cave and I am grateful for this opportunity. Lovely experience. Driver and tour guide were amazing.”
Caves of Nerja plus Frigiliana and Nerja in one smooth 9-hour guided day from Málaga, with skip-the-line access and VR.
“Nice day trip. Comfortable bus. Both driver and guide were excellent.”
Skip the lines at Nerja Caves with an audio guide, then visit the museum and included 360º VR room for a full underground plus evolution story.
“Audio guide provided a lot of information which was great , the staff was friendly , there are time slots to enter so it was not crowded”
3 hours on Ibiza’s west coast for snorkel, SUP, and a possible sea cave visit, with included drinks and easy gear.
“Staff and boat were excellent, super knowledgeable, really friendly and fun. Ivan and Vincente made a perfect team, really glad we ventured away from the All Inclusive to do something different, would highly recommend and do again. Snorkelling was better than expected, and beautiful scenery in the coves we stopped in.”
See Mallorca’s underground Coves of Hams, then walk among 100 life-size dinosaurs at Dinosaurland in a 2-hour combo ticket.
“We visited the caves in Mallorca followed by Dinosaur Land, and it was a fantastic experience for both kids and adults. The caves were stunning, with impressive rock formations and a magical atmosphere. Afterwards, Dinosaur Land was full of life-sized dinosaurs and fun activities for children — they absolutely loved it. Definitely worth the money, and a great way to spend the day.”
Kayak Costa Brava sea caves and snorkel S’Agaró Bay on a 2-hour small-group tour with gear, photos, and expert guides.
“Thank you for a fab trip. We all really enjoyed it. Xevi was an excellent guide and explained how and what you need to do to be safe. We loved it!”
Small-group speedboat from Can Picafort to spot wild dolphins, tour sea caves, and swim at Es Coll Baix near Mallorca’s north coast.
“Really nice experience, saw many dolphins in their natural environment, had a quick swim in a cove, guide Tony was nice and explained things well, not very clear on arrival where needed to go but asked someone and they pointed out for us, would recommend for something special and different”
Self-guided visit to Cuevas de Génova near Palma, with a 36-meter descent, audio guide, and sangria. About 35 minutes.
“The cave is very beautiful and I loved that you can do it on your own pase but I could use a bit of information before entering and some refreshments after coming out.”
Skip the line at Cuevas del Drach, explore for 2+ hours, ride a wooden boat on Lake Martel, then hear a live classical concert.
“The other reviews have expleined in details how the trip is. We were satisfied with the trip, and impressed by the multi-lingual guide. It was worth it.”
Paddle Benidorm’s Cala Granadella coastline, explore sea caves, snorkel the Blue Lagoon, and relax at Cala Ambolo in 2.5 hours.
“The company was well organized. They catered to the language needs of the group and spoke English, French, and Spanish. They we energetic and super friendly and made everyone welcome. The kayaking was suitable for all ages. The snorkeling was interesting and offered unique experiences. We had a wonderful time.”
Raw flamenco in Granada’s Sacromonte cave at Los Amayas, 1 hour, drink included, Alhambra views, $26.
“Beautiful! So fun to watch and the perfect amount of time. If you’re sensitive to loud noises, I recommend bringing ear plugs. Additionally guests should be reminded not to talk during the performance. Sad, but there was a group who talked nonstop”
Cave flamenco at El Templo del Flamenco in Granada: 60-minute show plus tapas or a 2-course dinner.
“Excellent show, i had never watched Flemenco before, and i love it so much now, couldnt wait for the second chance. The performers were so passonate and energized, professional. For 1 hour they tried to fill every minute with content. The venue is inside a cave so you need a small climb, but the acoustic in the cave totally worth it”
Kayak Mallorca sea caves with motorboat support, snorkel clear turquoise water, and enjoy a snack. Guided with gear and photos.
“Victor and David were friendly and patient throughout, they went out of their way to ensure that all ability levels were safe and enjoying themselves. We were so impressed with the quality of the excursion and the value for money, they made sure that we had ample time kayaking, as well exploring the caves, snorkelling and jumping into a natural pool, not to mention being at the ready with a camera to take lots of quality photos. The scenery was beautiful and the water crystal clear - it was a wonderful way to spend our last few hours on the island. Highly recommended.”
Gibraltar from Seville in one day: guided Rock of Gibraltar views, Barbary apes, St. Michael’s Cave, and shopping time.
“Our guide Petra was great. The tour was exactly what was described and the guides made it an excelllent tour. Good variation and very informative.”
Every sort of day out, and the best-rated of each.
