周辺の洞窟・トップ6

The Bocairent Arch, also known as the Sant Agustí Gate, is one of the most picturesque entrances to the old town of this charming Valencian village. It is a medieval stone archway that welcomes visitors as they enter the Town Hall Square, the heart of Bocairent's civic life.

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A symbolic gate to the old town from the 19th century, which also serves as an aqueduct. The Moorish accent in the architecture of the gate is a reference to the history of Bocairent.

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The caves were primarily used as grain stores. They have a constant temperature all year round. You can't take your backpack with you because the passages between the individual chambers are very narrow. You have to crawl through, pull yourself up and slide down. You need to be agile and you shouldn't be too broad either.

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Follow the indication to the cueva, downhill, until you come to some chains. Go down along these and the cueva is at the bottom on the right. Plenty of stories about howling noises and red eyes on ceilings or photos turning out blurry.. unfortunately we had no excitement in the cave 😉

From the base of the mountain there is an hour's climb to reach the cave, which has magnificent views. There is a tap that comes out with water (February 2024)

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The Cova Alta d'Albaida. The marked descent routes from the cross to the Cave are not well marked and there are some technical and slightly dangerous sections. If the Cave is accessed from below, no problem.

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A very beautiful place, like something out of a medieval film set! A picturesque town nestled in the mountains of the Sierra de Mariola, characterized by its well-preserved medieval architecture, winding streets and spectacular views. The origins of Bocairent date back to prehistoric times, as archaeological finds in the area show. During the Moorish rule (8th-13th centuries), Bocairent developed into an important settlement. The Arabs had a strong influence on the townscape. Narrow, winding streets and the terraced landscapes are evidence of this period. The most famous historical feature of Bocairent are the so-called “Covetes dels Moros” - caves of the Moors. These artificial caves, which are high in a rock face, were probably used as granaries or shelters in the Middle Ages. Their purpose and origin are still not fully understood today, which makes them even more fascinating. Very impressive! It is worth exploring the town!

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This amazing cave shows the traditional way that our ancestors used to protect themselves from weather adversities. If you enter the cave, you can see that its curious structure would protect you from the wind and rain, but you can enjoy the sun for most of the day.

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