If you are looking for one of the best adventures in seeing a cave up, close, then take this tour. The guide was unbelievably professional, knowledgeable, and outgoing. If there was another cave to explore with this guide, I would take it in a heartbeat, you are really going to enjoy this tour.

Excellent activity, great fun and fantastic guide (Patrick). The cave was amazing, and the possibility to visit this spot and combine it with a bit of physical activity was exactly what we needed.

Very very pretty tour. Wetsuits and lifejackets and helmets were provided. The cliff jump option to get into the water to swim to the opening of the cave was a lot of fun. I would like to emphasize that the tour felt pretty athletic. The walk over to the cave had a lot of loose rocks and the cave itself I feel like I spent a lot of time worried about where to take each step with my foot and where to hold onto and how to maneuver without rolling an ankle. There is only one way through the cave, and to get back out you have to get on your hands and knees and crawl through this tiny short hole before again getting into the water and ducking under the rock ceiling to get back out. Overall, it was beautiful and worth it but I also feel lucky that I made it out without twisting something.

You can't pass up this sea caving tour! Patrick our guide was so energetic and friendly. I definitely felt safe around him and his knowledge of sea caves. This was the highlight of our whole trip! Nothing you'll ever experience again... It's so cool!

Luis was an excellent guide - gave us a lot of information on the caves and kept us safe. We loved the hike and the swim with life vests to get to the cave (or cliff jump if you wanted to). The getting to the caves was half the fun. Caves had large chambers and we had to climb to get between the chambers and swam in the water inside the caves too. Lots of formations. This was definitely one of the highlights of our trip. Hiking boots were a good idea for the hike and you can safely leave them and your stuff on the beach while you explore the caves. Thank you Luis for a great adventure!

Brilliant experience. Opportunity to swim to the cave or cliff jump; it’s your choice. A once in a lifetime chance to get the full fat caving experience, and get up close and personal with the incredible structures that form over millions of years. This is an immersive trip in every sense, and you’ll need to be prepared to push yourself but the rewards are worth it. Take a rash vest if you have one. Not for anyone is isn’t fully water confident.

Just a wonderful experience and a very nice guide. The little walk before the swimming was also very nice 😊

The attraction is worth every cent you pay for it. It's quite adventurous and includes swimming and walking in a wild sea cave, jumping from a cliff to the water (optional, you can also swim the distance), ducking under the water to enter the cave and more. I highly recommend it and even if you're afraid the guide will help you come through it :)

We could not do the main excursion b/c of tide which is understandable but I think they should message people and offers them possible cancellation since that is the main reason why we went also we were not warned to wear trail hiking boots and wore water shoes which were extremely uncomfortable for the 40 minute hike we went on both ways

This adventure was more than we expected. First be prepared to walk with a backpack with your gear. The walk is medium strenuous and over rocky paths. Wear good shoes. Then you come upon the magnificent cove and caves from up top. Descend into the water at with a great life jacket swim to the cave. Then be prepared for WOW.

Met by air conditioned minibus & transferred to meeting point. Our guide for the day was Alba who distributed the wetsuits, shoes, helmet and backpack and explained the format of the day. We carried our kit in our backpacks up the short ascent onto the cliff face then trekked for about 30/40 mins. Breeze was welcome. On arrival at small cove, we changed into our wetsuits and helmet. As the sea was especially choppy, Alba gave us the opportunity to do an alternative experience however our small group of 10 were up for the adventure. So we swam out some way in the waves out towards the entrance of the cave. It became apparent why helmets were necessary when alba thrust each of us below the waves into a tunnel/ mouth of cave. If you’re claustrophobic this is not for you. However thereafter the chambers opened up into huge cathedrals of stalagmites and stalagtites with crystal clear aqua pools of water. It was breathtaking and a privilege to be in such a beautiful place. We explored the chamber for about 40 mins and then returned via the same entrance. Again our instructor worked efficiently with her colleague to propel each of us back out the chamber into the open sea once again. This was thrilling but felt out instructors were always in full control. We swam back to the beach, got changed & then hiked back to starting point once again. On account of the sea conditions this was a real adventure for me and two physically able teens. We all thoroughly enjoyed this and will remember it for a long time. (However this is not for everyone, a fair level of fitness/ swimming is required. ) Huge thanks for this amazing experience.

Super intense! Can be a bit scary on a rough weather day. Caves are amazing! Went on a rough day and it was challenging to swim out so we jumped off a cliff!

100/100 The most amazing thing I’ve ever done. We went on a rough day and the tour guide still let us go and oh it was intense. We swam, jumped, and climbed into this amazing sea cave that looked like something out of an Indians Jones Movie. Our tour was amazing and it was one of the most unforgettable experiences ever! We had so much fun! Can’t recommend this enough!

Wonderful experience. The hike was hot and not too bad but so worth it! We didn't get to do the swimming portion due to the ocean being too rough which was fine with me. The sea caves were absolutely amazing and really cool. We did get to go into the water in the sea caves which helps cool you off. Would do it again! Great time for those adventurous people!

Tour guide Alba was extremely helpful, knowledgeable and caring. Made sure everyone was comfortable and safe. The caves itself was beautiful but extremely busy the day we went which we were told was unusual. So there was quite a bit of waiting done to let previous groups finish each section. The walk there was harder than the walk back as there was a small hike and walking through cut bushes. The swim itself to the cave was quite hard and unexpected. The current and waves was strong and was next to cliffs which was a bit scary to try stay away from. Definitely need to be a strong swimmer.

The caves are amazing! That part of the tour is the highlight. Be prepared for a 40 minute hike, not walk, to get to the beach. Once at the beach, you must swim 200 meters to the cave opening. When we were there, there were too many jellyfish at both the beach and at the cave opening. I got stung 5 times. Not sure that I would do it again. If not for the Jellyfish, I would have given a 4 or 5 rating. The caves are truly amazing, just not worth navigating all the jellyfish. This summer (2023) Mallorca has been invaded by small brownish jellyfish what pack a very painful sting!

This would be an ok tour for some people, especially those who are not fit, enjoy being crammed in a small cave with 20 people, and do not want to swim, abseil or do what was actually advertised. We were very disappointed. It was not worth either the time or money. Pros: Picked up on time Guide was careful with the cave and explained to people why not to touch the stalactites Very safety oriented Cave was pretty despite being small Cons: Zero intention for doing the advertised cliff descent (no equipment even packed for it) Very large group (started as 9 then joined with other group of same company) Only 45 minutes in a busy, small cave with 20 people after long drive No swimming and different (small!) cave choice because the “sea was too rough” at only 0.5m waves (a normal sea that other smaller groups were going ahead with) Guide seemed in a hurry to get back to Palma

The cave exploration was a phenomenal experience and I would highly recommend it. The guide (Mario) did a top-notch job and it far removed from high tourist traffic.

Unique and memorable experience well guided. It is really special to be inside caves dating back millions of years. Things to note (I am in my 50s and not an athlete) 1. You will need to hike 40 minutes with a heavy backpack (wetsuit, helmet, etc) across very rocky terrain and be able to climb and descend rocky surfaces 2. You will need to swim to the caves in the ocean. The day I went the ocean was rough with a heavy tide 3. You need to feel comfortable in tight and dark spaces - the caves are tight, dark and there is more climbing 4. You will need to be able to swim and hike back You won’t get “help” That said, I was scared but stuck with it and it was great!

Thus was the highlight of our holiday ! Loved it felt safe and Mario and the lady on an internship ( forgot her name ) were brilliant . I’d never done sea caving before but will be doing this again next year when we visit . Don’t hesitate it’s such an experience!