Top 20 Caves カナリア諸島での

A beautiful hiking trail is located here in the Malpais de Guimar nature reserve and is highly recommended 👍🏻. The houses right on the Atlantic coast, some carved into the cliffs, look very interesting. The coastal path is stunningly beautiful and highly recommended 👍🏻. Hiking boots are recommended.

A fantastic hiking trail leads along here, amidst beautiful nature 💚 highly recommended. The bridge is very sturdy and leads to the glass caves, which are stunning and definitely worth a visit 👍🏻. I wonder what kind of hard work it must have been to create these tunnels and then extract sand to produce glass. Unfortunately, it didn't bring the Spanish the desired success, so the project was abandoned. The poor local population then used the caves as shelter. Unthinkable in this day and age.

A fantastic hiking trail leads along here, amidst beautiful nature 💚 highly recommended. The bridge is very sturdy and leads to the glass caves – beautiful to see and highly recommended 👍🏻.

The caves are among the oldest geological formations in the Canary Islands and served as a hideout for pirates in earlier times.

The Buracas Caves are a prehistoric and ethnographic site on the island of La Palma, located near Las Tricias. The archaeological site consists of natural caves that were once inhabited, necropolises, and three groups of geometric petroglyphs.

The route is currently closed.

They are an archaeological complex made up of twelve natural caves, most of which were adapted to be habitable through their chiseling. These caves are distributed along a south-facing platform, which protects them from the northern trade winds and offers beautiful views over the Bentayga and the Cuenca del Nublo.

Small mountain village in the heart of the Anaga Mountains. Here you can actually find houses carved into the rock, but also fabulous views and panoramic views as well as a rustic Canarian restaurant. A must visit. We hiked there from Las.Carboneras and were thrilled by the tour and the views.