Directions to Cuevas de Artá

The Cuevas de Artá (Artá Caves) are located right on the mountainous coast at Cap Vermell in the Capdepera district of Mallorca. This part of the island boasts some of the most beautiful beaches and calas, as well as a number of interesting Talaotic settlement sites.

The caves themselves are well worth a visit, which will last for about 40 minutes, and can be made into an exciting excursion by boat from either Font de sa Cala or Cala Ratjada at extra charge.

Address: Cta. de las Cuevas s/n , East Coast

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