Guided Tour of Cova de s'Aigua in Cala Blanca, Menorca

Context The Cova de s'Aigua, located in Cala Blanca, Ciutadella, is a natural cave over 100 meters long that houses an underground lake approximately 10 meters deep. Declared a Cultural Interest Asset in 1966, it combines natural and archaeological value, featuring prehistoric remains and striking geological formations such as stalactites and stalagmites. The cool, damp air within the cave carries echoes from centuries past.

The Experience For 45 minutes, you’ll walk through the cave with an expert guide who will share insights into the site’s natural and human history. You’ll navigate rocky passages, listening to the steady drip of water and the soft echo of voices, before reaching the underground lake with its turquoise waters and visible bottom. Here, you’ll learn about its unique features, geological origin, and archaeological significance.

For Whom This tour is ideal for families with children over 8 years old, geology and archaeology enthusiasts, and tourists seeking an accessible cultural experience. It is not suitable for visitors with limited mobility unless special equipment is requested in advance, nor for those with claustrophobia or difficulty walking in enclosed spaces.

Local Context The cave is part of the Coves de Cala Blanca, a group of natural cavities of great importance to Menorca’s history and natural heritage. The local community holds this site in high regard, as it connects present-day visitors with the island’s prehistoric human activity.