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残念ながら崩壊して沈んでしまい、この自然現象はもう存在しません

A breathtakingly beautiful and magnificent hike to the Argua Garchia caves. It had rained three days before our hike, and we had to be very careful not to slip. Despite this, it was a fantastic hike to the caves that we won't forget. The caves were created to extract sand from the mountains for glassmaking. Unfortunately, the profits weren't sufficient, and the Spanish ceased production. This happened many years ago, and the local poor then used the caves as living quarters. Hardly imaginable by today's standards. A visit is highly recommended and fascinating 👍🏻.

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 👍🏻.

There are two such "caves" on the route. They are obviously lava tubes, although one of them has been worked by human hands to a certain depth.

Ancient caves from where gravel was extracted for use in construction

Numerous picturesque rock bridges on the coast

Centennial vineyards and glass caves, a place that offers a lot of fun for routes to suit everyone's taste.