• Porto Cristo - The name Port de Manacor/Porto Cristo, meaning “The Port of Manacor/The Port of Christ” given to it back in 1260 AD at the time of the Christian invasion of Mallorca, A fishing boat was found washed up on the beach containing a crucifix. Legend has it that an ox was carrying an icon of God through the town, and the ox stopped and refused to walk anymore. Hence the people saw this as a sign and the name was derived from that belief it was a clear sign that Christ wanted to be here.

• Tickets to Drach Caves included
• Excursion to a pearl factory
• Expert guidance provided
• Luxurious round-trip transportation in an air-conditioned bus

• Food & Drinks

Mallorca’s most prized jewels include its caves, pearls, and beaches. The Drach and Hams Caves are some of the island’s most impressive subterranean attractions, offering an unparalleled natural spectacle.

The Drach Caves are among the most frequently visited caves in Europe and have been compared to the 8th Wonder of the World by many. Lake Martel, one of the world’s biggest subterranean lakes, regularly hosts classical music performances. The interior temperature remains consistent throughout the year, around 21 degrees Celsius. We advise visitors to wear comfortable footwear during the tour.

Expect your travel within the caves to approximately take an hour.

The cost of entry is covered by the tour price.

For over a century, Majorica has manufactured top-notch pearls. The company’s organic pearls have gained international fame and are virtually indistinguishable from their natural counterparts. A trip to the factory shop leaves you with the perfect chance to treat yourself or your loved ones to a unique, original gift.

For a full refund, cancel at least 24 hours before the scheduled departure time.