Swimming and Caving in Cova des Coloms

The excursion was truly incredible and amazing! We booked 3 days in advance, and everything went smoothly. Our guide (Niko) was extremely friendly and answered all the questions that arose. The tour was conducted with a group of 9 people and lasted about 5 hours. One should be physically fit, but you do not need to be a professional athlete. At times, you have to go through narrow/slippery passages, but if you are careful, nothing can happen there. Definitely worth the money! I can recommend the tour to everyone.

Be ready for a mile long hike. This was an absolutely incredible adventure. The caves go on for a bit and there is combined walking and swimming through different part of the cave. It was so worth it!!

We were really looking forward to this tour and made a trip to Mallorca just for this cave. The tour company cancelled on us only 5 days before and now all other tours are booked so we are unable to change our days because we have flights and hotels confirmed. They also emailed me a month ahead to confirm our tour for 8/19 instead of 9/19 and I had to send them the confirmed date of 9/19. My feeling is that they do not have a good system. That does not seem safe for a cave tour.

Great tour. Booked through get your guide for 65 euros per person. Our guide Patrick from England was great. He was a little late for the meeting point, but we were the last group and had the cave to ourselves at the end. We were a small group of 10 people. You should be fit, then the whole thing is really fun. On the way to the coast we saw turtles, then we jumped off 4 m high cliffs (you can also swim the way down in the water) and then Patrick led us into the water cave with impressive stalagtites and stalagnites. It was incredible and worth the money in any case. Duration approx. 4 h.

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The visit of the Cove was amazing. Our guide Jose was nice and fun. Being in a small group really helped creating a lovely moment.

Had to change plans due to bad weather, not worth the money. We know it’s not their fault, but nor is ours and we still paid full price. We’ll never know how good is the real cave.

The caves are beautiful and it’s an awesome adventure. Recommended to know how to swim good. The guides are cool and all the necessary equipment is provided.

They picked me up at the point I indicated at the agreed time and we went to Cala Romantica to start the road. Once there, after putting on all the clothes, we had to throw ourselves into the water from the cliff because the sea was scrambled, we were already starting well. The entrance to the cave was wonderful: you had to grab a rope to access it. Once at the entrance, we had to go diving. I loved the experience, sometimes you think you're not able to do something, but you find out you are. Already inside and with the flashlights on, it was a real pass. Behold that wonder, that lake, throw yourself and swim in it... the adrenaline rush. They are one of those adventures that you never tire of telling and that you do once in your life, at least in my case. If I repeat, I'll do it in another cave so I don't lose the memory I have of the first time. A great experience, to which the guides contributed, who were watching me at all times as I was the only Spaniard in the group. I recommend it 100 percent.

What an unbelievable experience! Hiking and swimming to the caves was so enjoyable, and the views were breathtaking. Patrick was an amazing tour guide, and really went above and beyond to make the experience one we’d never forget. I’d recommend him to everyone. The cave itself was absolutely beautiful, like nothing I’ve ever seen. Thanks for a memory we’ll cherish forever! Kurt W

The hike along the ridge was quite a challenge in itself, we managed to keep up with the guide but he set a very fast pace and carrying the large rucksacks in the heat isn't for the faint hearted. Once we reached the cove it was a quick change into our swim gear, wetsuits, life jackets and helmets. What we didn't know was there was a chance that our jump and visit to the cave could be cancelled at the last minute (literally), due to sea conditions. It was at this point in our tour that the guide broke the bad news to us. The whole group were so disappointed, we all felt we could manage the sea conditions and were still keen to jump and swim but the guide was adamant we couldn't. He took us into a different cave, smaller, interesting but not what we signed up for. I understand he was worried about our safety but we had not been warned that this might happen, and we were already there, prepared and excited before he told us we were being moved to "plan B". We had not known previously that a plan B existed.