Coves de Campanet

At the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, the Coves de Campanet are the quietest and most natural of Mallorca's show caves — prized for the delicacy of their formations rather than for big light shows. The visit is a roughly 500-metre circular route of about 40 minutes: short, level and easy to follow, with an optional audio guide. The chambers are dense with fine speleothems — long, delicate 'macaroni' stalactites, conical and cubic forms, large columns and stalagmite flows. Its constant, comfortable temperature makes it a good rainy-day or heat-of-the-afternoon option, and the accessible loop is an easy walk for families with young children. Practical: Adults €17 · children 4–12 €9 · café and evening grill on site · just off the Palma–Sa Pobla road (exit 37). --- Merge log This row reconciles two overlapping Campanet drafts into ONE, per the user's directive ("keep the affiliate ones; don't duplicate; no affiliate link on the new rich ones"): - Kept (this row): the Fever affiliate row `cuevas-de-campanet-mallorca-2026` — its `bookingurl` + `feverproduct_id` 141752 are the bookable identity the affiliate feed reconciles against, so it stays the row of record. - Folded in: the rich, official-sourced content originally published as the standalone `coves-de-campanet` (activity 6ae03af7-475f-424d-bda9-16c772ce75e0) — place_id image, highlights, good-to-know, clean bilingual prose. That standalone row is being DELETED and the caves editorial member repointed here, so there is no duplicate Campanet card. - The affiliate row's original blocker (no images, scraped emoji body) is resolved. - Génova needed no merge: the live `caves-of-genova-admission-palma-de-mallorca` row already carries a Viator affiliate booking link, so it's already the affiliate-bookable Génova.

WHAT HAPPENS

The shape of it

The quiet, natural cave

At the foot of the Serra de Tramuntana, Campanet is the least crowded of Mallorca's show caves — prized for the delicacy of its formations rather than big light shows.

A 40-minute loop

A roughly 500-metre circular route takes about 40 minutes — short, level and easy to follow, with an optional audio guide.

Macaroni and columns

The chambers are dense with fine speleothems — long, delicate 'macaroni' stalactites, conical and cubic forms, big columns and stalagmite flows.

Café and grill on site

There's a bar-café at the caves through the afternoon and a grill restaurant in the evening — easy to fold into a Tramuntana day out.

FROM THE FLOOR

What you're walking into

SCHEDULE

When to go

Year-round

GOOD TO KNOW

Before you go

Adults €17, children 4–12 €9.

The cave holds a constant, comfortable temperature year-round — a good rainy-day or heat-of-the-afternoon option.

The circular route is short and accessible, suited to most visitors and an easy walk for families with young children.

GETTING THERE

Where it is

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Coves de Campanet