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The grotto was originally called Cova des Coloms because of the wild pigeons that lived there. When the village priest erected a statue of the Virgin Mary here in 1920, modeled on the famous Lourdes Grotto, increasing numbers of people came to this spot to ask the Blessed Virgin for healing. This seems to have had some effect, as those who were healed left thank-you notes in the rock niches and laid flowers in front of the statue. In 1942, Saint Bernadette, who had known Mary from earlier, also moved here.

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Great area 👊 great view 👀 we recommend

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Flashlight is an advantage, cell phone light could be a bit too dark. Water was still drinkable in February 2024, I filled up my 1.5 liter bottle and drank it without any later problems.

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I ran the tour counterclockwise 08/23. Maybe it wasn't a good idea :-) The descent through the barranco was very disgusting. slipped a number of times on the diss grass fields. cairns very difficult to see. loose rubble. I did around 120 tours in Tramuntana. this one was on the verge of "damn hard". 6:00h total time. tip: does it really run clockwise...

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The cave is 40m underground. An absolute highlight for children. Bring flashlights and off you go exploring.

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The font is cool and very beautiful

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After days of rain, water is dripping and oozing everywhere. The steps are a bit slippery. By flashlight, you reach the man-made pool at the very bottom, whose water was drinkable in October 2021. To reach the Font de s'Avenc (spring of the rock fissure), a few short, easy scrambles are required from both sides of the path.

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Unfortunately, the cave is no longer accessible (as of November 21). A well-locked gate blocks access. This is because some people were so stupid (and that's very nicely put) to vandalize and cause damage in the cave. 😭

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"The Cave of the Dead". In the Cova de sa Cometa des Morts excavations in the middle of the 20th century uncovered a skeleton and remains of bones. The finds have been assigned to the 4th century BC. The skeleton is laid out in the museum of the Lluc Monastery in a glass sakophary.

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Large cave entrance about 20m southeast of the small signpost, the cave initially descends at an angle, after 30m there is a short passage for crawling, then it goes on to about 60m into the mountain. Easily accessible with a torch and hiking boots

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The way to the Cova des Migdia, the midday cave, leads over an overgrown path marked with cairns. The access to the cave is a bit hidden, but it is very comfortable with steps carved into the stone. The rather large stalactite cave is particularly impressive at lunchtime, when the light leads directly into the cave, and can be visited without any additional light source / torch.

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Some interesting animals run around in front of the house. E.g. 2 very nice peacocks

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Here you can refill your water supplies with fresh spring water. But you should have a flashlight with you.

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Cave house renovated by a Mallorcan in 2010

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The cave houses built in the overhanging limestone walls were abandoned some time ago by their original inhabitants and are now inhabited by dropouts.

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The cave house is located on the way from Sa Comuna (a barbecue and rest area) to Bunyola. It is called Cases de la Cova or Coca Dell Sensor Guillem. It is a developed cave, of which only the entrance can be seen as a house facade.

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Entrance to a grave cave. The finds found there are exhibited in the museum of the monastery Lluc.

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