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Jaskinie Cuevas del Drach, sklep z perłami, cyfrowe muzeum i lokalny targ

269,00 zł

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Język: Niemiecki, Angielski, Francuski

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Czas trwania: od 4 godziny do 8 godzin

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Dlaczego warto?

Odkryjesz wspaniałe jaskinie Cuevas del Drach, rozległy podziemny świat pełen tajemnic
W planie jest czas wolny na zwiedzanie cotygodniowego targu w typowym miasteczku
Spróbujesz typowych lokalnych specjałów i spotkasz się z mieszkańcami
Odwiedzisz fabrykę Majorica, aby zobaczyć, jak powstają doskonałe imitacje pereł
Towarzyszyć Ci będzie fachowy lokalny przewodnik z ogromną wiedzą o Majorce i lokalnych tradycjach

Czego możesz się spodziewać?

Podczas wycieczki zobaczysz trzy obowiązkowe atrakcje Majorki. Odwiedzisz fabrykę pereł Majorica, przejdziesz się wśród straganów na targu i wejdziesz do świata słynnych jaskiń Cuevas del Drach. Xisca, jedna z naszych lokalnych przewodniczek, mówi: „Zanim jeszcze postawisz stopę w jaskini, poczujesz, że czeka Cię coś naprawdę spektakularnego. System jaskiń to świat tajemniczych pieczar i podziemnych jezior ożywionych muzyką i pokazami świetlnymi”.

Pierwszym przystankiem będzie fabryka Majorica, gdzie produkowane są prawdopodobnie najlepsze na świecie imitacje pereł. Zobacz proces produkcji przed zakupem biżuterii w sklepie na miejscu. Xisca mówi: „Projekty są kreatywne i doskonale wykonane, dlatego biżuteria Majorica jest tak popularnym prezentem urodzinowym lub świątecznym na wyspie”.

Następnie udamy się na cotygodniowy targ w wiejskiej okolicy. Można tu spotkać stragany z pachnącymi owocami i warzywami, aromatycznymi ziołami i ostrymi serami. Można też spróbować takich produktów jak słynna na Majorce czarna wieprzowina. Pikantna sobrassada, czyli kiełbasa do smarowania z dodatkiem papryki, to świetna pamiątka, którą można zabrać ze sobą do domu, a przy tym wesprzeć lokalnych producentów. Na zakończenie dnia odwiedzisz jaskinie Cuevas del Drach. Przewodnik opowie Ci o tym, jak powstawały miliony lat temu. W jaskiniach znajdują się cztery komory i duże jezioro, a magii dodaje im specjalne oświetlenie i koncert muzyki klasycznej w wykonaniu kwartetu w samej głębi jaskiń.

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Doskonale

4,2 /5

Na podstawie 179 recenzji od zweryfikowanych podróżnych

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Personel

4,4/5

Usługa

4,4/5

Bezpieczeństwo

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4,2/5

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Wycieczka
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5
17 maja 2025
Podróż w parze
Wielkie podziekowania dla Stefani i kierowcy Toniego z autobusu 465. Swietna atmosfera w autobusie . Stefani nie dala sie nudzic nikomu podczas jazdy. Polecam
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Linda
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5
1 listopada 2025
Podróż w pojedynkę
Was really relaxed and guide was really helpful
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Mary
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4.2
27 października 2025
Podróż z przyjaciółmi
The wait in the heat to get into the caves was uncomfortable , the caves were stunning and the music event was lovely , the wee boat trips too :-)
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Siobhan
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5
25 października 2025
Podróż z rodziną
The stopping off at two markets and being able to experience two complete different areas before the caves was special in itself the cave tour i could not have wished for more the boats at the end were the most amazing suprise to see
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Cheryl Todd
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5
24 października 2025
Podróż z rodziną
Our tour guide for that day was absolutely fantastic. She had to say everything 3 times in 3 different languages. She was very friendly and welcoming. Highly recommend this experience to others. Thank you for making my family holiday better with this trip. We really enjoyed everything xx
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Andrew
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3.8
25 września 2025
Podróż w parze
Enjoyed the caves but thought they may be better as a guided tour to explain the history. The market was nice but the Pearl shop seemed a little to much. I think longer in the caves and less time elsewhere.

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Palma by night with optional guided tour or dinner

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