Key facts
| Area of the caves | 3,200 m²1,2 2+ sources agree |
|---|---|
| Length of the visitor route | 400 m1,2 sources differ: 400-500 |
| Visit duration | 40 min1,2 2+ sources agree |
| Year the caves were discovered | 1,945 year1 1 source |
| Average depth below the surface | 50 m1 1 source |
| Opening time (daily) | 10 h2 1 source |
| Tickets | Ticket at the ticket office €17 (a single price on the official website, with no split between adults and children). Self-guided visit with an audio guide of about 40 minutes. Daily from 10:00, closed on 25 December and 1 January. |
| Best time to go | March, April, May, October, November; weekday morning (editorial assessment) |
| Crowds | the sources give no measurement of visitor numbers; the visit is self-guided with an audio guide, so any queue depends on the number of entries |
The colour next to a fact shows where it comes from: 2+ sources agree 1 source sources differ
Getting there
- By car from Palma: about 50 min, 56.9 km (our own measurement on the OSM road network, without traffic; method)
- Municipality of Campanet, north of the island; by our own OSM measurement from Palma about 57 km and about 50 min without traffic.
- Parking: The official website does not describe parking.
- Restrictions: Line 314 is given according to the Campanet town record, without GTFS verification; a stop at the caves was not confirmed.
Questions and answers
How much is admission to the Coves de Campanet and when is it open?
The official website gives the ticket price at the ticket office as €17, with no split by age group. The caves are open daily from 10:00, closed on 25 December and 1 January. The website does not give the closing time.
How long does a visit to the Campanet caves take?
About 40 minutes of self-guided visiting with an audio guide. The route is about 400-500 m (the sources differ), and the caves cover about 3,200 m² and lie on average 50 m below the surface.
How do I get to the Coves de Campanet?
The caves are in the municipality of Campanet, about 50 minutes by car from Palma. By bus check the TIB line 314 (Campanet - Inca); a stop at the caves was not confirmed. The sources give no description of parking.
When are the Coves de Campanet least crowded?
Editorial assessment, not measured: weekday mornings and out of season. Because the visit is self-guided with an audio guide, there are no fixed group times, but the sources give no data on visitor numbers.
Nearby and related
Places to visit
- Mallorcan olive oil (PDO Oli de Mallorca) 6.1 km
- Lluc Monastery (Santuari de Lluc) 8 km
- Quely olive-oil biscuits, Inca 10 km
- S'Albufera Natural Park 11.2 km
Hiking trails
- GR 221 Stage 8: Son Amer - Pont Romà 7.2 km
- Puig de Massanella hike 8 km
- Puig de Maria hike 9.8 km
- GR 221 Stage 9: Pont Romà - Port de Pollença 10.7 km
- GR 221 Stage 7: Tossals Verds - Son Amer 13.1 km
Towns and villages
- Inca 9.4 km
- Pollença (Pollensa) 10.4 km
Festivals and events
- Sant Antoni in Sa Pobla 5.3 km
- Caimari Olive Fair 6.1 km
- Dijous Bo fair, Inca 9.4 km
- Sant Antoni and the blessing of animals in Muro 9.7 km
- Pollença Patron Saint festival and Moors and Christians 10.4 km
More in this region: Raiguer: the foothills
Sources
- ca.wikipedia.org (accessed 2026-10-29)
- covesdecampanet.com (accessed 2026-10-29)
- pomiar-osm-dojazdy (accessed 2026-10-29)
Checked 29 October 2026. Our own descriptions; figures from the sources above, with conflicting sources shown as a range.