Top 5 Caves 비행기 주변

About halfway up the narrow road toward Petracos, there's a path leading to one of the Costa Blanca’s hidden gems: the prehistoric rock paintings of Les Coves de Pintures Rupestres de la Sarga de Petracos. These sacred cave sites are over 6,000 years old and are recognised as UNESCO World Heritage. The paintings are protected behind fences but still visible — abstract symbols, anthropomorphic figures, and mysterious shapes left by early Iberian cultures. It’s absolutely worth a stop for a moment of silence and awe — but be warned: the trail isn’t cycling-shoe friendly. You’ll either need cleat covers or the willingness to carry your bike over rocky steps for a short hike. 😅 A unique mix of nature, history, and quiet that most riders simply roll past.

From the TOP of the mountain one can have great view of La SAFOR and MARINA ALTA areas (nice view of Gandia and Oliva towns). Unfortunately, due to very rich vegetation (high trees) it is not possible to enjoy a 360 degree view similar to option which one has by hiking up Montuver mountain. Short video about this hike could be found under the following link: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j-mfyWy6RzQ

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)

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.

The Höhenweg is a must. Good view of the Vall de Gallinera. Best for cherry blossoms.

Steep climb. Will be rewarded with a great view

Baix Refrigerator Old artificial refrigerator in the term of Alcalá de la Jovada, in the region of Marina Alta.

An old Moorish cave that is believed to have been used both as a refuge and as a defense against the withdrawal of the Moors from the area. Today you can visit and enter it with due caution.