Description

Cova de ca'n Fil is a climbing area and walking destination in the municipality of Bunyola, Mallorca.

Climbing & Walking

Cova de ca'n Fil offers bolted climbing routes both on the outside and inside the cave — including an overhanging route directly above the cave entrance. The area is a popular climbing spot. If you'd rather walk, the surrounding countryside has natural trails with spectacular views, as well as several restored historic lime kilns set amongst holm oak woodland. Historically, the cave was used to shelter livestock.

Location & Surroundings

The cave sits on the route from Bunyola to Penyal d'honor, within the postcode area 07110. The ascent to the cave runs up a slope with a noticeable gradient, and the descent is actually more demanding than the climb up. As sound carries all the way down to the houses below, please be considerate of local residents. The cave is located on private land.

Services

  • Cave visit or guided cave tour

Frequently Asked Questions

Is Cova de ca'n Fil worth visiting if I don't climb?
Absolutely. The cave and its surroundings — with natural trails, holm oak woodland and restored lime kilns — are well worth the trip even without climbing gear.
What should I bear in mind when visiting?
The cave is on private land. Please avoid shouting or playing music loudly, as sound carries down to the houses below.
How challenging is the path to the cave?
The ascent follows a slope with a good gradient; the descent is considered the trickier of the two directions.

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