2-Day Speleology Course in Mallorca

Context Mallorca is home to a network of limestone caves, both dry and marine, combining hiking and gentle swimming to access underground galleries. The island features stunning formations such as stalactites, stalagmites, and the famous Diamond Room, known for its luminous rock structures. The activity takes place in a natural environment with cool temperatures and constant humidity, ideal for speleological exploration. ">The experience Over two days, you’ll learn fundamental speleology skills such as knot-tying and rappelling during hands-on training sessions. You’ll explore inland caves after walking along marked trails, then swim approximately 300 meters to reach marine caves with underground lakes—no diving required. The cool, damp atmosphere, combined with the echoes of dripping water, creates a deeply immersive experience as you navigate tunnels and admire natural rock formations. ">For whom This activity is suitable for individuals in moderate physical condition, beginners in speleology, and families with children over 12 years old. It is not recommended for people with limited mobility, severe claustrophobia, or those unable to swim 300 meters. ">Local context Mallorca’s caves are part of a natural heritage preserved and explored by local communities for generations. The course is led by experienced guides who share knowledge about geology and the importance of protecting these unique natural spaces.