Cova de Can Marçà, Natural cave system in Puerto de San Miguel, Spain.
The cave features multiple chambers with stalactites and stalagmites formed over centuries, illuminated by colored lights throughout the pathways and caverns.
During the 1900s, smugglers utilized the cave network for storing contraband, leaving navigation marks on walls that remain visible today.
Multilingual guided tours share information about geological formations while incorporating water and light displays to demonstrate the natural processes.
Tours operate every 45 minutes from November through April until 5:30 PM, with adult tickets priced at 14 euros and children aged 4-12 at 8.50 euros.
The cave entrance, positioned on a cliff face, provides views across the Mediterranean Sea through natural openings in the rock formation.
Location: Ibiza
Website: https://cuevasturisticas.es/cova-de-can-mara
Address: Cueva de Can Marsa, Port de Balansat, 07815 Puerto de San Miguel - Ibiza, Illes Balears, Spain 07815 Puerto de San Miguel - Ibiza 07815 Puerto de San Miguel - Ibiza
Opening Hours: Lundi-Dimanche 10:30-19:00
Phone: +34971334776
Website: https://cuevasturisticas.es/cova-de-can-mara
GPS coordinates: 39.08337,1.44186
Latest update: May 22, 2025 22:30
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