Cueva de Sant Martí

Temporarily closed

The Cueva de Sant Martí is an archaeological natural site in Alcúdia that combines prehistoric history with a karst cave — though it is permanently closed to visitors.

A karst cave with historical traces

The Cueva de Sant Martí is considered an ancient site of human activity, preserving traces of past civilisations. Through the fence you can make out parts of the karst cave as well as an altar — though nothing beyond that is accessible from the grounds.

Permanently closed: what you'll find on site

The cave has been permanently shut and fenced off due to the risk of further landslides. An information board on site provides details about the location, but the cave itself cannot be entered. Those exploring the area may come across the signage while out for a stroll nearby.

How to find it

The Cueva de Sant Martí is located in Alcúdia on Plaça As Sup-33, No. 7. There is no parking in the immediate vicinity, but the site can be reached on foot.

Services

Church or heritage visit

Good to know

Website available in

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I enter the cave?

No. The Cueva de Sant Martí is permanently closed and fenced off due to the risk of further landslides. Entry is not possible.

What can be seen despite the closure?

Parts of the karst cave and an altar are visible through the fence. An information board at the entrance area provides further details about the site.