Cova de Can Marçà

Well worth the walk up a hill, €15 per adult and takes around an hour ro walk into, around and out of the cave. Great views of the surrounding coast line and see. Group was a bit too large and if you get caught at the back you can't see what the guide is taking about.

Nice caves on the north cost of Ibiza Used by smugglers and opened up in the seventies for tourists. Be aware of many steps down from the ticketoffice to the entrance. The way back is better because you walk slowly up and up inside the cavesystem. The English guide lady is amazing but the Spanish one talks like a machine 😙

Wow! A wonderful experience. As a shore excursion this was incredible. The setting for the caves in itself is like a piece of paradise. The friendly guide was thoughtful and informative. The cafe selling cold drinks was a welcome relief from the heat. They also offer you the chance to have your photo taken and for €7 I can highly recommend - one of the few places where you aren’t charged extortionate amounts for a photograph! If you are looking for something to do that isn’t a beach, then this ought to be ia ‘must do’ on your itinerary. 😊

Visiting Cova de Can Marçà was a pleasant experience, especially on a hot day — the cool air and colorful interior made for a refreshing break. The cave offers a short but beautiful tour, with striking lighting and an interesting atmosphere. The guide was friendly and humorous, and the views from the access stairs are truly scenic. That said, the entrance fee felt a bit high considering the relatively short duration of the visit. While it’s clear that maintaining and making the cave accessible must have taken significant effort (which partly justifies the price), you might expect a longer or more in-depth experience for the cost — especially compared to much larger cave systems elsewhere. Also, the souvenir photos taken by the on-site photographer were quite basic and overpriced. If you don’t mind spending €15, it’s definitely worth seeing — but manage your expectations regarding the length of the tour.

Every hour this cave can be entered with a guide leading the way. We skipped the offer of a picture and went straight down the many stairs. Inside of the cave it’s not too cold, as I had feared on this October day. The cave itself is illuminated and for people who have never seen a cave is certainly worth visiting. There is one part where a waterfall will appear. This comes with a light show that also includes strobes/rapid flashes. There is no warning of this before entering the cave, which might lead to people with epilepsy being exposed without being prepared. There are several flights of stairs both inside and outside. You can’t bring a stroller or take the tour in a wheelchair or with a walking impairment.

Just finished our visit. The cave was nice , something very unexpected on Ibiza. Giving 4 ⭐️ just for the cost of entrance which is €15.00. You pay this for 30 min guided tour. The lady was super nice but still €15.00 is a bit steep in my opinion.

It’s a paid guided tour inside the cave, lasting around 30–40 minutes. We took the 16:00 tour, and it seems that in winter, tours run every full hour. The cave itself is a fascinating place—well preserved, with a knowledgeable tour guide who provides interesting information in multiple languages. Our group received explanations in English, Spanish, and German. Overall, it was worth the €14 per person. Plus, the views from the café where you can wait for the tour are absolutely breathtaking!

Wow, Cova de Can Marçà is like stepping into a hidden world carved by time! The moment you descend into this ancient cave, the cool air and glowing stalactites pull you into a smuggler’s tale from centuries past. The light and sound show is pure magic, and the views from the cliffside entrance over the bay are jaw-dropping. Tickets are €12 for adults, €6 for kids (2025 prices), so it’s a steal for families. Bring a light jacket it’s chilly inside and wear comfy shoes for the uneven paths. Did you know this cave was once a secret hideout for pirates stashing their loot? Book your visit early to avoid the crowds!