The Artà Caves (Cuevas de Artà) are located just outside the Canyamel village, on the cliffs overlooking the sea.
The caves are geological formations of limestone that were created over millions of years ago by diverse seismic movements and by the erosion of underground waters.
They form a bizarre world of mighty stalagmites and stalactites.
The individual grottoes bear distinctive names such as "Hall of the Queen of Columns", "Court of Hell" and "Paradise".
I the hall of Glory the cave reaches its highest point, and the ceiling is approximately 45 meters in height.
The slender columns, stalagmites and limestone completely cover the walls.