Things to do in Puerto Colom

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Drach Caves

This is a group of karst caves formed by the action of seawater entering the earth, and it is said that its history can be traced back to the Miocene. Inside the cave is an underground lake. Take a boat into the cave to watch, there will be music and lights on the way, there will be live classical music performances, which is very magical. Visitors can take a boat or walk across the lake after the show.

Parc Natural de Mondrago

Parc Natural de Mondrago, located in the Santanyi region in southeastern Mallorca, Balearic Islands, Spain, is a nature reserve blending forests, wetlands, beaches, and cliffs. Since being officially designated a natural park in 1992, it has captivated visitors with its rich ecosystems and tranquil natural landscape. The park offers numerous hiking and cycling routes, traversing wetlands and sand dunes shaded by pine and wild olive trees, and exploring beautiful beaches such as Cala Mondragó and S'Amarador. These beaches, known for their fine white sand and clear waters, are ideal for swimming and relaxing. The park is also a paradise for birdwatchers, home to a variety of waterfowl and migratory birds. The wetlands and mudflats provide an ideal habitat for these species.

Sanctuary of Sant Salvador

Caló del Moro

Caló del Morois located in the Balearic Islands, Spain, and is a stunning gem along the Mediterranean coast. Surrounded by rugged cliffs and lush vegetation, this crescent-shaped bay is world-renowned for its clear jelly sea and is recognized as an enchanting natural sanctuary. Its beauty lies in its purity and depth. The water displays a gradient from mint and emerald green to deep blue, appearing crystal clear and like shimmering jelly under the sunlight. The cold-gray limestone cliffs act as a natural frame, creating a strong visual contrast with the golden fine sand and azure water. There are no noisy commercial facilities or rows of parasols here, preserving the pristine and tranquil character of the Mediterranean. Whether you are standing on the cliffs taking in the panoramic view or diving into the clear water, you can feel the romance of the Mediterranean amidst the sunshine, waves, and freedom.

Cala Mondrago

Playa Cala Gran

Cala Domingos

Cala Sa Nau

This little-known beach has white sand and blue water surrounded by low limestone cliffs, ideal for snorkeling and swimming, and is popular with locals and tourists.

Hams' Caves

Description. The caves were discovered on 2 March 1905 by Pedro Caldentey. The caves lie along the route between the regional capital of Manacor and the coastal town of Porto Cristo. Like Coves del Drach, the Coves dels Hams hold an underground lake, which is known as "The Sea of Venice".

Cala Marçal Beach