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Drachin luolat, helmikauppa ja -museo sekä maalaismarkkinat

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60,00 €

Ilmainen peruutus

Kieli: German, English, French

Mobiililippu hyväksytään

Kesto: 4 tuntia–8 tuntia

Sisäänpääsymaksu sisältyy

Opastettu kierros

Välitön vahvistus

E-lippu

Kohokohdat

Näe dramaattinen Drachin luolasto, vaikuttava maanalainen maailma
Kiertele viikoittaisilla maalaismarkkinoilla perinteisessä kylässä
Maistele perinteisiä mallorcalaisia herkkuja ja tutustu paikallisiin
Vieraile Majorican tehtaanmyymälässä ja näe, miten helmijäljitelmiä valmistetaan
Asiantunteva paikallisopas, jolla on erinomainen tietämys Mallorcasta ja sen perinteistä

Retken kuvaus

Tällä kierroksella näet kolme Mallorcan pakollista nähtävyyttä. Vierailet Majorican helmitehtaalla, kiertelet maalaismarkkinoilla ja sukellat sitten kuuluisien Drachin luolien syvyyksiin. Xisca, yksi paikallisoppaistamme, sanoo: "Ennen kuin edes astut sisään, tunnet, että edessäsi on jotain todella upeaa. Luolasto on salaperäisten luolien ja maanalaisten järvien maailma, joka herää henkiin musiikin ja valoshow'n avulla."

Ensimmäinen pysähdyspaikkasi on Majorican kauppa ja museo, jossa valmistetaan mahdollisesti maailman hienoimpia helmijäljitelmiä. Näet valmistusprosessin digitaaliselta näytöltä, jonka jälkeen voit ostaa helmikoruja paikan päällä sijaitsevasta myymälästä. Xisca sanoo: "Mallit ovat luovia ja hienosti valmistettuja, minkä vuoksi Majorica-korut ovat suosittuja syntymäpäivä- tai joululahjoja saarella."

Sen jälkeen matka jatkuu maalaiskylän viikkomarkkinoille. Kiertele kojuja, joissa on kaikkea matkamuistoista aromaattisiin yrtteihin ja maukkaisiin juustoihin. Se on hyvä paikka maistaa paikallisia ruokia, kuten Mallorcan kuuluisaa mustaa possua. Mausteinen sobrassada, paprikalla maustettu makkara, on hyvä matkamuisto kotiin vietäväksi- ja se auttaa paikallisia tuottajia. Päivän päätteeksi vierailet Drachin luolissa, jonka sisällä on neljä luolaa ja suuri järvi. Saat kuulla oppaaltasi, miten luolasto muodostui miljoonia vuosia sitten. Entistäkin taianomaisemman paikasta tekee sen valaistus ja klassisen musiikin konsertti, jonka soittaa kvartetti luolien syvyyksissä.

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TUI España Turismo, S.L.U, with Tax Number B08089187 and Travel License Number GCMD-4

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Mayflower
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2.2
27. lokakuuta 2025
Matkusti puolison kanssa
Caves were very impressive but the organisation was chaos. They let way too many people in at the same time for it to be safe. If anything happened no one would be able to get out in an emergency without some sort of crush. Was very hot down there anyway and the amount of people didn’t help. Couldn’t really take it all in properly due to the amount of people. Pearl museum was disappointing. It’s very small and not what I expected ted at all. It’s just a shop with some information boards.
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ElSchp
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4.2
26. lokakuuta 2025
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(1) Halt Kl. Stadt - nicht nötig. (2) Perlenfabrick - nicht nötig. (3) Der Halt in Porto Cristo, war schön, aber zum Essen nicht genug Zeit, da war aber ein günstiger Laden zum Schmuck shoppen (LA MARINA) - Empfehlung! (4) Die Drachenhöhle absolute Empfehlung! Das Konzert in der Mitte auf dem Wasser top! Aber hier war nicht genug Zeit noch kurz hinzusetzen, was trinken, Eis essen. Eine halbe Stunde länger wäre besser! Alles etwas gehetzt und unter Zeitdruck.
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Lena
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3.4
25. lokakuuta 2025
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Enjoyed the caves was an amazing experience but the first market very small not what expected 2nd market abit better, pearl museum was more about pearls to buy rather then the making off then what was a shame
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Papa von lena
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3.8
25. lokakuuta 2025
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Die Hölen sind leider total überlaufen.....auf kinder nehmen viele andere besucher keine rücksicht und drängen sie ab, obwohl sie auch nur bilder machen wollen. Natürlich ist es nichtsdestotrotz ein erlebnis.
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McEwen
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4.2
25. lokakuuta 2025
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The whole day went to time and was well worth it. The only issue being that we could have done with more time after the visit to the caves to eat as that would have been late lunch. And really, I don't think the visit to the Pearl museum/shop was required.
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S. Wheadon
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2.6
25. lokakuuta 2025
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Market (5/6) stalls waste of time guide on coach needs to be vetted and trained pearl factory basically a shop once again a tui tour experience poor

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