Top 20 Caves 푸이그푸넨트 주변

Partly still inhabited pilgrimage site for monks. After much hesitation we ventured in, it was very exciting!

In this small bay surrounded by rugged rocks and pine trees, nude bathing is allowed

Nice little stalactite cave that you can explore yourself. Not crowded like the big ones Admission was €12 I think

Due to the island's predominantly soft, easily erodible limestone nature, numerous caves have formed over thousands of years. The impressive number of about 4000 grottoes and caves, as well as countless crevasses, characterize the landscape. One of the very beautiful ones with an impressive light installation is the Coves de Gènova. However, the majority of the caves are not accessible to humans.

Due to the island's predominantly soft, easily erodible limestone nature, numerous caves have formed over thousands of years. The impressive number of about 4000 grottoes and caves, as well as countless crevasses, characterize the landscape. However, the majority of them are inaccessible to humans. Among them is the Cova del puig gros.

very spacious cave with windows and several rooms

Worth seeing Hermitage, which you can also admire from the inside.

Formerly inhabited complex consisting of caves and walls. Today a kind of shrine. The way there is a bit difficult, but worth it. Be sure to wear the appropriate footwear, as the path is often undefinable.