Tourist attractions Artà

Mainly sculpted by the seawater from the cape which encloses Canyamel bay, these magnificently situated caves, whose giant mouth overlooks the sea from a height of 35m, are accessed by a winding road. Inside, admire the 22m-high Queen of Columns , a..

Four enormous chambers, home to transparent underground pools, succeed one another over a distance of 2km. The marine origins of the caves seem unquestionable but the French speleologist Édouard Martel who first explored them in 1896, believed that..

The east coast of Majorca is less dramatic than the Costa Rocosa, but has its own wonders: its caves. The Caves of Artà, Caves of Hams and Caves of Drach have been hewn by erosion over millennia, and their craggy features are well highlighted by ar..