If you want to truly enjoy the best places in Mallorca and immerse yourself in a fairy-tale atmosphere, then 8 hours of a private tour will fly by for you in an instant, filled with unforgettable emotions and impressions.
First, you will have a tour of the Artà Caves. The entrance to the caves is located 150 meters above sea level. Here you can enjoy the amazing beauty of almost fantastical caves. Your guide will tell you one of the most famous legends of the island, related to the daughter of the high priest, whose name was Naredona. It is said that the spirit of his daughter may still linger in the halls of the cave.
As you enter these halls, you will see stunningly beautiful stalagmites and unique stalactites. One of the largest stalagmites in the world is the Queen, which is over 22 meters tall – it is also located here. Believe me, this is an indescribable sight – it’s better to see it with your own eyes!
After visiting the fairy-tale cave, you will have a tour of the city of Alcudia, where we will need to pass through the gates of the ancient fortress that open the way to the historical center of the city.
Alcudia is a small fortified town with an interesting history. Here you will see:
Fortified walls. Medieval walls (14th century) that convey the mood of that time define the entire appearance of the city. The fortress wall was built to protect the city and its inhabitants from the threat of attack from the sea.
Narrow streets. Strolling through the labyrinth of narrow streets is pure pleasure, so you shouldn’t deny yourself this.
Constitution Square. One of the most beautiful and bustling places in the city.
Church of San Jaime. An ancient church built in the 13th century.
To conclude the journey, you will have a tour to Cape Formentor – a stunning peninsula that deeply juts into the sea, famous for its luxurious beach.
This is a favorite spot for many who are getting married. Throughout its existence, hundreds of loving couples have come here for their honeymoon, including the renowned beauty Grace Kelly with her husband Rainier – the Prince of Monaco.
Newlyweds still come here, so Cape Formentor can confidently be called the “cape of honeymoons.”
In addition to sightseeing, here you can swim in the crystal-clear sea waters or relax on the terrace of a stunning hotel with a cup of aromatic coffee.
You will also have the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views from the viewpoint of Es Colomer, located more than 300 meters above sea level.
Entrance tickets to the cave and lunch are paid separately.
