Genova Caves in Palma de Mallorca

Caves of Genova. Reviews:

• Sean

  

  Visited these caves recently,they are reasonably easy to get to. Public buses stop at the bottom of the street. Arrived at the caves and had a seat in the lovely outside seating area where captain felix introduced himself and our tour began. The caves run down to 36 metres below the surface and the temperature difference is suprising. We were sweating profusely by the time we were at the bottom. The tour is pretty informative and our guide was great. Was sad though that people in the past had touched and broken some of the stalegmites and stalagtites. The caves were beautiful with a lovely little introduction video. So happy it was a quiet day as tour was very close and personal.

• Alessia

  

  The caves are part of the restaurant and hidden away in a suburb of Palma. Easy access from motorway and plenty of parking. The caves are compact but spectacular! We had lunch at the restaurant which was excellent. Grilled chops, steak chicken and squid were served with fried potatoes. Really excellent food. Staff were friendly and welcoming and spoke good English. Top spot!

• Michael

  

  Caves will be caves, right? And yes, the caves are nothing more than that, for good and bad. But for 10 € it was well worth it. Interesting short tour that takes about 20-30 minutes. Our captains hat guide was just as hilarious as other reviews claim him to be. The best part here was the food, padrons are good, mushroom and asparagus really good and the ham platter just as good as you hoped it to be.

• Brooks

  

  Loved the cave tour. Can’t stand the tourist thing so wanted a different experience and this was it. Our guide was really funny and my teenage boys were very amused. Afterwards we ate at the restaurant and had a wonderful experience there too. The eggplant nachos were excellent and unexpected. Very unique experience!

• Kati

  

  Having visited all of the other large cave systems on Mallorca (Arta, Drach, Campanet, etc), we only decided to drop in to these caves on our last day. And we were certainly glad we did! The entrance to the caves is hidden away in a backstreet (although it is sign posted from the main road) and there is a small car park with room for about 12 cars. There is no ticket office so we weren't sure if we were in the right place, I'm glad we booked the tickets in click mallorca in beforehand! It was a very small group of about 12 people, including children, and the guide spoke very well in all languages. He had a great sense of humour and was very informative. The caves are very small, but therefore seem a lot more intimate that the other caves on the island, and you can get very close to all of the formations to take photographs. The tour took about 50 minutes and was very good value indeed.

• Fanni

  

  The Genova Caves are part of the restaurant and hidden away place out of Palma. Good point is easy access from motorway and big parking. The caves are compact but spectacular! Staff were friendly and welcoming also spoke good English. Top spot!

• Tracy

  

  Beautiful area. The visit was nice, the guide was good prepared. The caves were stunning , absolutely worth to see. €10 well spent !! Do it, when you´re in Palma.

• Mirka

  

  We went to the caves with my boyfriend. Not need to wait long to enter. The caves were beautiful. Our tour guide was very good and knew a lot about the place.

• Mathias

  

  We get the info from our friend about this stunning place, great to take time on your holidays to visit. Price is good and have a look on history.

• Sam

  

  Our entire family was fascinating with this tour in the Genova caves. Something beautiful and extraordinary. You schould be careful walking and watch out on the steps. All of the formations are spectacular and worth the time.