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Cova de S’Aigua: Guided Tour

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  • Duration: 45mins
  • Live guide in English, Catalan, French, Spanish
  • Group of max. 13 people
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Anonymous
24 Mar 2025
Excellent
Great tour. Fascinating and interesting cave. Small private group and a great guide who explained the history in a entertaining and manner. Would definitely recommend it.
Guided visit to the Cova de s'Aigua
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Dean,  United Kingdom United Kingdom
24 Oct 2024
Excellent
I thought it was excellent, the caves are stunning and the guide (Miguel) was very captivating. He engaged the audience really well and explained everything in great detail. Really enjoyed this...
I thought it was excellent, the caves are stunning and the guide (Miguel) was very captivating. He engaged the audience really well and explained everything in great detail. Really enjoyed this experience. Thank you
Guided visit to the Cova de s'Aigua
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Greg,  United States United States
05 Mar 2025
Excellent
Miguel is the best guide, we (English speaking) took the Catalan tour on our last day on the island. He gave us a little bit of information in English throughout the tour when he did not need to....
Miguel is the best guide, we (English speaking) took the Catalan tour on our last day on the island. He gave us a little bit of information in English throughout the tour when he did not need to. He was very good at keeping the Catalonian kids on the tour engaged. Even the very grumpy pre-teen boy. Gracias Miguel!
Guided visit to the Cova de s'Aigua

About: Cova de S’Aigua

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Located in Cala Blanca, this karst cave is of great archaeological and geological importance. Formed in the subsoil of the calcareous rock of the Miocene period, it is one of the most important sets of natural caves in Menorca.

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15 Carrer del Llac, 07769, Ciutadella de Menorca
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