The cave is beautiful, but to call it an attraction that overshadows all the Spanish sights put together, and only for the sake of it to go to Mallorca, as for me, is very strange ...
We visited the cave as part of an organized tour, which we bought from a local agency. During the tour visit 2 places. First, they are taken to a shopping center, where artificial pearls of an unknown company, which imitates the famous Majorica, and some consumer goods are sold at sky-high prices, and then a cave.
A Russian-speaking guide is not allowed into the cave. Tickets are issued on the bus and everyone joins a large international group. The group is led through the cave by a guide who speaks English and Spanish. After passing through the halls of the cave, they get into the largest hall, where a small concert hall is equipped, in which a lake instead of a stage.
It will be lucky if there are no people with small children in the group who start yelling in the dark.
After everyone is seated, 3 boats float out onto the stage-lake. On one of the boats are musicians playing symphonic instruments and pianos. The concert begins, which lasts about 15 minutes, maybe 20. At the end of the concert, the audience is put into boats and taken to the exit. There are not enough boats for all the spectators. Therefore, if you want to take a boat, choose seats in the concert hall not in the middle, but closer to the side aisles. Or in the front row.
The cave is warm. They took sweatshirts - they were not needed.
They don’t let you take pictures with a flash, they immediately make a remark. A few flash photos can be taken at the exit when everyone is going back.
The tour is pleasant, not hard. Picked up after lunch, brought to dinner. If there was no visit to the pearl shop, or if this shop was at least replaced with a mall with a more decent range of goods, it would be much better.
We visited the cave as part of an organized tour, which we bought from a local agency. During the tour visit 2 places. First, they are taken to a shopping center, where artificial pearls of an unknown company, which imitates the famous Majorica, and some consumer goods are sold at sky-high prices, and then a cave.
A Russian-speaking guide is not allowed into the cave. Tickets are issued on the bus and everyone joins a large international group. The group is led through the cave by a guide who speaks English and Spanish. After passing through the halls of the cave, they get into the largest hall, where a small concert hall is equipped, in which a lake instead of a stage.
It will be lucky if there are no people with small children in the group who start yelling in the dark.
After everyone is seated, 3 boats float out onto the stage-lake. On one of the boats are musicians playing symphonic instruments and pianos. The concert begins, which lasts about 15 minutes, maybe 20. At the end of the concert, the audience is put into boats and taken to the exit. There are not enough boats for all the spectators. Therefore, if you want to take a boat, choose seats in the concert hall not in the middle, but closer to the side aisles. Or in the front row.
The cave is warm. They took sweatshirts - they were not needed.
They don’t let you take pictures with a flash, they immediately make a remark. A few flash photos can be taken at the exit when everyone is going back.
The tour is pleasant, not hard. Picked up after lunch, brought to dinner. If there was no visit to the pearl shop, or if this shop was at least replaced with a mall with a more decent range of goods, it would be much better.
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