コンペタの天然記念物・トップ20

1959年に5人の若者たちが見つけたものは驚くべきものです。さらに奥へと進むことを敢行した後、まもなく大広間が見つかりました。18ユーロの入場料で、非常に印象的な洞窟を見ることができます。さらにオーディオガイドもありますが、一部の人はそれを正しく使うことができません。彼らは携帯電話を大音量で洞窟内に持ち歩いています。

This hike is fun even for teenagers! A great canyon, with numerous small stream crossings, and stunning views. Shoes with treads are highly recommended, and keep in mind: there are two ascents and two descents: down into the canyon, up the mountain, back down into the canyon, and up to the village. Overall, a varied hike.

We really enjoyed the tour up the riverbed and back along the aqueduct. We did the tour on April 2, 2025. You can find the tour dates in my profile. Just enter SPAIN 🇪🇸 in the search bar.

In March 2025 there was a lot of water flowing, a trip is then only possible with suitable water shoes. We did not have that and returned.

The riverbed of the Rio Higueron, which dries up in summer, is a wonderful place to walk in summer. It is shaded in long sections by huge oleander bushes, which are particularly beautiful when they are in bloom. In the Frigiliana area, there is a large difference in height of around 10 m. There is a staircase there, but it is not immediately visible, so keep your eyes open.

The new suspension bridge is the highlight of this hike. You should not be afraid of heights, but the bridge is very stable and sways very little. But the path there from Canillas de Aceituno is also just beautiful and relatively flat.

From here you have a wonderful panoramic view as far as Nerja and the Mediterranean coast and of course the beautiful mountain village of Frigiliana. We climbed from the south, so you should be a bit fit for that. The descent to the north is partly classified as T3 by Komoot. I think that's exaggerated, it's more like T2. In any case, it's a worthwhile goal.

The Nerja Cave (Spanish: Cueva de Nerja) is a stalactite cave in Spain that was discovered by chance in January 1959. It consists of a series of cave galleries that extend over a length of almost 5 km. It is located near the town of Nerja in the Spanish province of Málaga. It was declared a protected cultural asset in 2006 and is therefore part of Spain's historical heritage. Thanks to the numerous finds of human remains and evidence of burial rites, Nerja is important for research into the prehistoric population of Andalusia. Source and further information https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/H%C3%B6hlen_von_Nerja