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Large cave that is very easy to access, even if it is very slippery because it is wet. Even in summer, you can see your own breath after just a few meters inside. Unfortunately, I didn't know what the big pool in the cave was all about. There is a dilapidated house above, but that doesn't provide any clues either. A real highlight of the tour.

Today we made the official visit to the cave, it's a pity they didn't let us take photos inside.

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 located at the beginning of the century by Alcalde del Río: Covalanas, La Haza, Cullalvera and Sotarriza house magnificent cave paintings inside.

Just amazing and a ride for the whole family! It is a complex of karstic caves 12 km long with cavities of immense dimensions of up to 14 x 28 meters in some sectors. The water has been forming these incredible caves that fortunately today can be visited and explored. It is necessary to purchase tickets online, you can check here: https://cuevas.culturadecantabria.com/cullalvera-esp/

More than the Mur cave, this is the place where I could get closer to see the Mur cave, which is in the middle of the wall.

Very curious and easily accessible, it is worth it.

It's cool, but access to the bottom, although possible, seems very complicated. I stayed halfway.

In an exit of the town, totally accessible and in a fantastic environment.