This is a spectacular excursion to navigate, dive and even to roam the country, to get to know one of the best preserved maritime-terrestrial natural enclaves of the Mediterranean Sea, which today are the equivalents for the marine seascape in its virgin state.

The archipelago of Cabrera is formed by several islands located about 7 miles south of Mallorca and its entire maritime environment was declared a National Park in 1991.

This level of protection has led to the recovery of marine species that were at risk of subsistence, and has favored a spectacular increase in marine life, making it easy to spot large groupers, dolphins and practically all species that inhabit the Mediterranean Sea.

On the island of Cabrera we can disembark to visit the ancient defense castle, built in the 14th century, from where we can enjoy a panoramic view of the adjacent islands. Additionally we visit the famous “Blue Cave”, whose name is linked to the beautiful bluish tones offered by the clear water in the cave.