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As has been mentioned several times, the entrance is not visible from the main path. Even from close range, you can't see it if you look towards the sea. It's best to walk the route relatively close to the edge and look towards land. If possible, you can use the geographical coordinates in a pinch: N 39°34.5887' E 003°23.8346' Have fun exploring!

The small Cove de ses Crestes cave can only be reached on foot, but that's precisely what makes it so magical. Bring sturdy shoes, some water, and a flashlight. A fascinating rock formation overlooking the turquoise sea awaits you, perfect for a short break.

A real pleasure to walk along the top of the cliff

The Coves d'Artà is one of Mallorca's most spectacular caves, reaching up to 40 meters underground. Once used as a pirate hideout, it now boasts gigantic stalactite formations. The large "Hall of Heaven" and the stalagmites, which can reach up to 22 meters in height, are particularly impressive.

Sturdy shoes and surefootedness are a must!

The cave is a bit scary at first but with a flashlight you can quickly find your way - definitely give it a try 😁

Plan an extra 1 to 2 hours if you do the worthwhile guided cave tour. They are just as impressive as the caves at Porto Cristo, but not as over-marketed. The entrance fee includes the guided tour, which is held in several languages, including German.

The hiking trail is well signposted (blue arrow markings on small wooden posts, otherwise blue dots sprayed on stones). However, you should be sure-footed and definitely carry enough water with you - up here it is dry and mostly windy! But the view - simply fantastic...