Cueva de Nerja

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, teachers and relatives. Several months passed before the explorations began. This finding dated from prehistoric times was quite a spectacle. Among them were stone tools, bones, paintings and ceramics.
You have to book in advance for a VIP visit. The normal sightseeing tour has an audio guide in the language of your choice.

This time we introduce you to the Cueva de Nerja, a huge cave also called the “natural cathedral of the Costa del Sol” located just 750 meters from the coast of Nerja, the easternmost municipality of the Costa del Sol, bordering the Province of Granada borders.Nerja Cave is known not only for its spectacular rock formations, archaeological sites and cave paintings, but also for the International Music and Dance Festival that takes place every July and August.

A tourist train runs between Nerja and the Nerja Cave.It is possible to purchase a combination ticket for the train, the cave and the museum, so you can easily visit both without having to worry about parking, especially in high season. The cost is just €28.50 including the tourist train, cave, museum and VR virtual reality film of 12 minutes. Is recommended 😁😌🔝