The Top 20 Caves in the Basque Mountains

It is beautiful on its own, but if we add the depths of the town from which it arises... visit it!

Curious formation that allows us to go from one side of the mountain to the other.
Be careful if it is wet or damp as the stones slip a lot.

The Portupekoleze arch-cave, located in the Urbasa mountain range, is the spectacular result of water erosion, which over the millennia has created this enormous arch in the rock.

Like the Baltzola caves, it is now prohibited to cross them, due to the danger of Q fever.

Kortezubi is a municipality that preserves an extensive landscape, ecological and cultural heritage. It was chosen by our ancestors as a home and residence in prehistoric times, undoubtedly attracted by … read more

The Valley of Colors is an authentic open-air museum, where you will discover the magic that erosion can create over millions of years.
In this magical place, you can enjoy numerous geoforms and a variety of colors in the rocks.

Very curious and easily accessible, it is worth it.

An amazing place. The views from the cave are extraordinary. The only thing, be careful that it slips!

Ramales has well-preserved architecture, with some Indian mansions with beautiful gardens and gates. The Revillagigedo palace (18th century) stands out. However, its most valuable heritage is the group of caves … read more