The Top 20 Caves in Granada
Looking to visit a cave in Granada on your next adventure? To help you better plan your next outdoor experience, we’ve collected Granada’s 20
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
best caves for you. Based on the experiences of other users, each is a recommendation you know you can trust — so you can better plan your next adventure.
Last updated: October 14, 2025
Ethnographic museum in recreated cave houses, with ceramics, furniture, other objects and the history of flamenco.
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Guadix is the perfect place where you can stop for an overnight stay and shopping during your multi-day cycling adventures. In addition to several restaurants, cafes and supermarkets, it is …
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It is a 17th century abbey. In this huge complex, worth noting, are the Santas Cuevas, a place of worship where the remains of San Cecilio, patron saint of the …
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Just a few meters southwest of the summit is an impressive, deep crevice that is secured with a fence on all sides. It has to be very deep, the bottom cannot be seen from above.
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It is a simple route, suitable for everyone and that will not only serve to get to know the Cueva del Agua, but also allows you to enjoy with species of Mediterranean vegetation.
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Cave Museum - absolutely worthwhile
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These are some old mines called Cerro del Toro, these mines are closed, no minerals are extracted anymore, there were simply a few years when they were shown to the …
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The place is worth a short visit. There are some caves and a walk to the viewpoints is worth it. Be careful not to drive your car all the way into the town, as there is hardly any way out.
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Large cavity resulting from the action of water that eroded the limestone rock. Formerly it was used by the shepherds to lock up the sheep. It was also a refuge during the postwar period for those persecuted by the regime.
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Halfway between the Béznar reservoir and Pinos del Valle. It has several tables, most of them sheltered from the sun. Its peculiarity is that it is a large hole in the mountain that is used precisely as a picnic area.
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