The Top 17 Caves in Andalusia

According to the tour guide, the Nerja caves were discovered by chance. In 1959, some children playing in the nearby town of Maro stumbled upon them and told their friends, … read more

It is a large system of underground caves with two entrances. Cueva del Gato is the lower exit of the cave, with an impressive waterfall. The upper entrance is about … read more

One of the places of interest par excellence that the town of Aracena offers. This wonderful cave located in the heart of the town offers an underground route of 1200 … read more

The hiking trail (Buddha Trail) takes its name from this rock cave in which a Buddha sits. Surrounded by colorful prayer flags, you almost feel like you are in Tibet.

This route description of this walk is incorrect. The route runs through private grounds of Finca la Pilones de Ronda. The owner doesn't want you to climb over the fence!!

This cave originally served as a refuge for cattle. Being located at a considerable height with respect to the rest of the pinsapar, it provides a panoramic view of incredible … read more

Two beautiful caves located in the heart of Ojén. Admission is free. They are small, but worth seeing. In the past, the caves served as a shelter for people and livestock in bad weather.

Permit required for the tour to Garganta Verde / Cueva de Ermita

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In this area there are a series of caves that formed ancient settlements during the Bronze Age. Although today they are very deteriorated, it is still worth appreciating their interior.