The Caves of Drach are one of the most popular attractions on the island, and many visitors see them as part of a small-group tour or private day trip from Mallorca that includes transportation. Individually purchased entrance tickets include a specific time of visit. All tickets include a live classical music concert and a short boat ride on Lake Martel, which is about 558 feet (170 meters) long. When booking with a tour, it’s possible to combine your visit to the caves with a tour of the Majorica Pearl Factory in the nearby city of Manacor and explore the fishing village of Porto Cristo.
The caves are a must-see for first-time visitors to Mallorca.
Photos and video are prohibited during the concert.
Facilities at the caves include free parking, an ATM, and a public telephone.
Due to the natural features of the caves, the complex is not wheelchair accessible.
The easiest way to visit the Caves of Drach is as part of a package tour, half-day or full-day trip. To visit on your own from Porto Cristo, take a local bus, which stops outside the caves. Due to the caves’ popularity, be sure to book a tour or tickets ahead of time, as tickets can sell out.
During high season (June to September) and on weekends, plan to visit mid-morning or late afternoon, when the caves are typically less crowded.
There are several options for activities on the east coast of Mallorca. In addition to visiting the caves, you can check out the area’s sandy beaches, go scuba diving off Porto Cristo, take a glass-bottom boat tour, and see nearby villages such as Cala Millor, Porto Colom, Cala Bona, and Sa Coma.
