Nature & natural history museums in Balearic Islands

The Lluc Sanctuary, also known as Santuari de Santa Maria de Lluc, is a significant religious site located in the Spanish municipality of Escorca. It is situated about 400 meters above sea level, nestled in the Tramontana mountain range on the island of Mallorca. This location offers visitors a unique blend of spiritual significance and natural beauty.

Palma Aquarium is a commercial aquarium and park in Palma. With over 55 aquariums containing 5 million litres of salt water, the Palma Aquarium gives visitors the opportunity to view marine life, as well as flora and fauna, in a nearly natural environment. The Palma Aquarium is home to over 700 diff

The Cuevas de Génova offer a unique experience with a walking route of almost one kilometer in distance, descending to a depth of 36 meters. This journey through the caves provides a unique opportunity to explore the underground world and its natural beauty.

Located in a 19th century mansion, the museum contains both permanent and temporary exhibitions.

A successful mixture of a wildlife park and leisure park. More than 600 animals.

Mondrago Natural Park is a protected area located in the southeast of the Spanish Balearic Island, Mallorca, in the Migjorn region. The park, which spans 765.69 hectares, was established in December 1992 following an initiative by the environmental organization GOB (Grup d’Ornitologia Balear). It is recognized as a natural area of special interest and has been a special bird protection area since 1995 under Directive 79/409/EEC of the European Commission.

The Gardens of Sa Torre Cega in Cala Ratjada are more than just a place to exhibit sculptures; they are a peaceful natural setting, dotted with sculptures of a variety of styles and materials, offering visitors a beautiful seaside setting full of creativity. Inside the Villa March Palace you can als