Majorca Hams Caves Ticket
Do this because
- Visit the Hams Caves
- Experience the microclimate of the open Round Cave
- Wander through the 12 galleries of the Classic Cave
- Check out the cool lighting in the Blue Cave
- Sea of Venice musical show and Discovering the Past documentary
This experience meets the Global Sustainable Tourism Council criteria. By choosing this experience you can protect the places you love, care for the environment and support local communities.
What to expect
Ten million years in the making, the Hams Caves were worth the wait. More than just a cool place to escape Majorca's summer heat, this system boasts three caverns – each offering a different visual experience. Located just outside Porto Cristo in the east of the island, the Hams Caves make for an ideal family outing.
Despite their millennial age, the Coves del Hams, as they are known locally, were only discovered in 1905. Visit the Round Cave, a vast open cavern that's straight out of Jurassic Park. It has a botanical garden and its microclimate attracts many species of birds.
Then there's the Classic Cave. Made up of 12 galleries and an underground lake, which is where the Sea of Venice musical show is presented. And there's the Blue Cave, which all TUI guests visit. State-of-the-art lighting has brought it to life, and there's an auditorium, where you can watch the Discovering the Past documentary. Insta-perfect spots include ‘Samson's Pillars' and the ‘Pit of Hell'.
Important to know
- Opening hours 10:00-16:00
- Closed on 24th, 27th and 31st December, and 10th January
- Remember to allow plenty of time to enjoy your visit, as there are long queues during the high season
- Please print your ticket — mobile tickets are not accepted
- Your ticket is only valid for the day you purchased it for
- Not suitable for wheelchairs
- Not suitable for those with reduced mobility
- Transfers not included
- Food and drinks not included
- Bring your passport or official EU identification
What’s included
Entrance ticket to the Hams Caves
Cancellation policy
Receive a 100% refund if you cancel up to 1 day before the experience begins.
Booking fee
Good news! No extra fees are applied to this booking.
Provider
TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4
Need a hand?
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Opening hours: Our team is available from 10.00 to 18.00 CET
Phone number: +1 208-744-6464
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