Cave Swimming Adventure with Outbound Mallorca in Cala Anguila

Cala Anguila-Cala Mendia, located on Mallorca’s sun-drenched east coast in the Illes Balears, offers more than just pristine beaches — it’s also home to some of the island’s most captivating coastal caves. Outbound Mallorca’s Cueva Marina trip combines a scenic coastal hike with wetsuit-clad swimming to reach the entrance of these hidden underwater caves, delivering a rare blend of land and water adventure. This experience plunges you into a realm where limestone cliffs drop sharply into turquoise waters, and the natural architecture inside the caves reveals an untouched world shaped by millennia.

After a coastal walk that sets the pace and mood, participants slip on wetsuits before a short swim across calm, crystalline waters to the cave mouths. The reward is a silent, shadowy interior where stalactites and stalagmites spiral overhead and pools of still water reflect dim light. These caves are carved from Miocene limestone, showcasing geological history in delicate formations and underwater passages. The silence here is thick, broken only by the soft splash of swimmers and distant echoes that magnify the mysterious ambiance.

Outbound Mallorca stands out in the local outdoor scene by offering this rare spelunking-and-swimming combo, turning what could be a standard coastal walk into an immersive natural encounter. Their commitment to safety, combined with local knowledge, makes diving into these less-traveled marine caves a unique opportunity for adventurers seeking more than a beach day. With limited access points and fragile ecosystems inside the caves, this guided journey also nurtures respect for Mallorca’s coastal environments.

This trip is ideal for confident swimmers looking for a moderate challenge and a fresh perspective on Mallorca’s seascapes. The blend of hiking, swimming, and caving sets it apart from typical island excursions, forging a memorable connection to Mallorca’s rugged east shoreline.

Outbound Mallorca’s Cueva Marina offers an invigorating way to combine physical activity with awe at some of the Mediterranean’s rare underwater cave formations, shining a spotlight on one of the island’s lesser-known outdoor gems.