Located on the east coast of Majorca near the town of Porto Cristo, the Coves del Drac (The Caves of Drach) are four great caves reaching over 2.5 miles and 82 foot deep. One of the island’s main tourist attractions, the caves feature a sizeable underground lake known as Lake Martel, which is named after French explorer and scientist Édouard-Alfred Martel, and considered one of the largest underground lakes in the world. The four caves, known as Black Cave, White Cave, Cave of Luis Salvador, and Cave of the French, are connected and can be explored on guided tours. Tours end with a short classical concert performed by four musicians on a boat in the lake.

Coves del Drac (The Caves of Drach) , Ctra. de les Coves, s/n, 07680 Porto Cristo, Illes Balears, Spain, Phone: +34-971-82-07-53, Facebook


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Museu Arqueologic de Son Fornes (Son Fornes Museum) Botanicactus Botanical Gardens, Ses Salines Coves del Drac (The Caves of Drach) Palma Aquarium Bellver Castle Fundacio Miro Mallorca (Foundation of Pilar and Jean Miro) Ferrocarril de Soller (Soller Train) Jardines de Alfabia Cartoixa de Valldemossa (Carthusian Monastery Valldemossa) Mirador d'es Colomer Sineu Market Ciudad Romana de Pollentia (Pollentia Roman Ruins) Royal Palace of La Almudaina Mirador Ses Barques Jazz Voyeur Festival Celler Sa Premsa Restaurant Es Guix QuitaPenas Valldemossa DINS Santi Taura

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