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Mallorca is an island full of cavities and underground conduits formed thousands of years ago. Its calcareous rock and its erosion caused by the activity of the sea have been opening these cavities to form various sea caves in Mallorca. Some of them are called sea caves because of their unique access from the sea, as is the case of the Cova des Coloms in Mallorca, one of the best known on the island.

Swim through flooded cave passageways and explore the underground world on a guided caving trip to Cova des Coloms, one of Mallorca’s spectacular sea caves. This 5-hour Mallorca caving adventure includes hotel pickup and drop-off as well as all necessary equipment, and it’s well suited to families and first-time cavers.

Get up close and personal with some of Mallorca’s most striking scenery—including its calas, or beachy coves and inlets—on this small-group, half-day excursion. In the morning, meet your guide close to the Cala Romàntica, and set off. Your destination is the Cala Falcó, a sheltered beach that gives way to an aquatic cave. Choose to abseil into the water, go for a swim, and explore the cave’s interior.

See the adventurous side of Mallorca's northern coast on a 4.5-hour ‘coasteering’ trip that combines swimming, cliff jumps, rappelling, and deep water free solo rock climbing to travel the coast by any means necessary. Suit up in wetsuit, helmet, and buoyancy aid, then follow an experienced adventure guide along Mallorca’s cliff-lined shoreline. This 4.5-hour adventure includes all equipment and round-trip transport your hotel in north Mallorca.

The popular trail that runs along the Monachil River in Los Cahorros is undoubtedly very special, with its hanging bridges, deep canyon with vertical walls known by thousands of climbers and hikers. It is the ideal place to enjoy a day of adventure without being an expert, you just need a lot of adrenaline rush. The place has special places to discover and carry out hiking, climbing, and rappelling activities.

Explore Gran Canaria’s unique volcanic topography during this half-day, small-group combo adventure excursion. See where the island’s indigenous populations mounted their last defense against the Spanish during a short hike, try out rock climbing with equipment provided, travel inside a natural cave made from flowing lava, and soar over the landscape on a zip line course.

This is one of the only sea caves where you will enjoy all the wonders of nature. There are no touristy lights and shows it is compleatly natural. The formations that have taken years to develop from stagmites and stalagtights to Flowstone hangs downward and create curtain-like sheaves. Dogtooth spar are large calcite crystals often found near seasonal pools where you can see the sea levels on the wals of the caves and how these have left different formations ove ther years. We include wetsuits, helmets top of the range lights, backpacks and guides that know exactly what they ar doing. You are more than welcome to bring a snorkel to see the underwater formations as the water inside is crystal clear.

Get ready for an adventure on this half-day coasteering tour in East Mallorca. Climb, rappel, scramble, and even jump off cliffs (with a safety-oriented instructor, of course) on this kid-friendly tour from Porto Cristo.

Discover the fascinating world of caving by exploring a fun cave, put your skills to the test climbing a 12-meter high rock wall and experience the sensation of rappelling down a wall. The Gros Debit Aventura team has designed this activity for people who want to spend a fun multi-adventure morning and get started in these incredible mountain sports

The perfect cave to enter the world of speleology. In the municipality of Cogollos, between the ancient provinces of the Spanish, Atarfe With an entrance in the street of about 15 meters by a opening perfectly affordable for all customers but not exempt from the beauty of the streets. It develops between stalactites and stalagmites with some very narrow and exciting steps. Enter rappeling and we will go out for another exit, making the tour much more interesting.

Enjoy an amazing experience entering the bowels of this fantastic work of nature, with the help of our guides who will make you live this experience in the most fun and safe way. Inside the cave you will find different rappels with different heights. With the first of all and its 15 meters long, you will experience a unique sensation in a privileged environment. Afterwards, we will continue descending through the second and highest rappel of all. With its 20 meters and its narrow walls, this section will give you a dose of adrenaline and excitement that you cannot miss. But the adventure does not end here, and the third rappel will be quite a challenge as you have to go through its very narrow walls that will make this descent a super fun challenge. Once below you can delight in the various and imposing rooms of the cave while you explore the nooks and crannies of this magnificent Cova Fosca. Do you dare to bring out your most adventurous side?

The Redovan ferrata has several special characteristics that make it a unique and unforgettable experience. Challenge: It is one of the most difficult in the area, and is considered one of the most challenging in Spain. It is a ferrata that requires a certain degree of skill and fitness, but is accessible to people with a variety of abilities and experience levels. Stunning views: The Redovan ferrata offers stunning panoramic views of the surrounding area. Participants will have the opportunity to enjoy breathtaking views as they move along the rock face. Guided by professionals: The ferrata is guided by experienced guides and equipped with all the necessary equipment, guaranteeing a safe and exciting experience for all participants. In short, the Redovan ferrata is an ideal option for those looking for an exciting and challenging adventure in the middle of nature.