Top 14 Caves 알메리아

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The entrance and beautiful rock are just after the parking lot, if you walk towards the center you will pass it.

Remains of the San Indalecio canal

The totem is worth seeing, beautifully made, placed in the rock, recommended. We also liked the path there, steep and easy to walk.

The mining past has exposed beautiful rocks, which now greatly enhance this area.

A good place for a short break. At the entrance to the cave there is a small plaque commemorating Mariquita la Posá. A young woman who married the old hermit so that he could make a healing elixir against the plague that was spreading. But the old hermit broke his promise and did not distribute the potion to the villagers. He was afraid that Mariquita la Posá would turn away from him once everyone was healthy. So the young woman stole the bottle with the elixir while he was sleeping and distributed it around the village. Then she wanted to get rid of the old grump and gave him a nasty potion. But something went wrong and she got some of it herself. Neither of them has been seen since then. But all the villagers who are still alive have apparently recovered.

Created by erosion and too small for habitation, but ideal as a hiding place, most caves are interconnected, very special.

The Cueva de la Paloma in Bayarque, Andalusia, is a cavernous opening located at the foot of a steep peak. Its reddish and brown esplanade is formed by the compact accumulation of mineral rubble that fills the abrupt relief of the environment. This cave is located in the Bacares River gorge, with vertical limestone pits approximately 120 meters high. Access is free and available for visits. 🌿🏞️