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Porto Cristo, Spain

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Historical landmark· Tourist attraction

Hams' Caves Reviews | Rating 4.3 out of 5 stars (5 reviews)

Hams' Caves is located in Porto Cristo, Spain on Ctra. Ma-4020 Manacor–Porto Cristo, Km. 11,. Hams' Caves is rated 4.3 out of 5 in the category historical landmark in Spain.

Address

Ctra. Ma-4020 Manacor–Porto Cristo, Km. 11,

Phone

+34 971820988

Amenities

Good for kids

Accessibility

No wheelchair-accessible entrance

Open hours

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Anders Forum Jensen

Very beautiful caves, definitely worth a visit. A shame that the electrical installations etc. are not better hidden. The musical show is the most cheesy, cringy and unnecessary thing I have ever experienced.

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G Thomas

Fabulous. I truly wish I had more time here to explore. After a healthy 22 euros to get in you walk into a lovely big hole in the ground, I know that doesn't sound spectacular but you'll see what I mean when you go. You're led around the 2 systems by a really helpful guide at a gentle pace. The first cavern is quite bizarre and big, you watch a little film about the history of the caves, which was quite educational in a good way, after a walk up quite a few steps you watch another film displayed on the rock face with dramatic music for full effect. After this you make your way back to the courtyard in the hole and then into the main cavern system. Wow, what a great tour through dramatic displays of geology, the tour takes you to an underground lake and you get another show with classical music. I really enjoyed that bit. You're then led into the last cavern and then outside where you find a nice little gift shop. One of the good points about this cave system is that you don't have to wait ages for a tour, unlike other caves in the area.

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Ruben Fincias

Amazing caves where u can take your pics... There are 3 shows, concert in lake awesome

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Ana Diaz

What I liked is that place is not crowded as Drach Caves and it is the same incredibly beautiful. We entered without long waiting. The people working there are polite and well-mannered. All around is clean. Near of the caves you can buy something to eat and to drink and the prices are cheap. The excursion lasts about one hour. At the entrance the visitors have to desinfect their hands. In the first area the guests are offered to watch the short film about the discovery of the caves. The space is equipped with the chairs. After you are offered to go inside of the blue cave and to watch a short video about universal and history. Both videos are interesting and worth to watch, after starts the excursion.

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Lorena

The caves are very pretty and they are totally worth the long visit. You can watch 2 short films that explain the story of the caves and while you walk through the different stations a speaker explains the story of that site :)

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