Top 6 Caves 간디아 주변

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

There are few options to achieve TOP of the Maneuver mauntain. The easiest one is just follow road for the special vehicles. Even if you have selected this option - you will have many challenging alternatives sections during hiking up. Better to make a hike by the good weather (no clouds). 360 degree view from the top is spectacular and one is able to see Ibiza/Formentera islands.

Beautiful cave that is located at the foot of Pic de les Aguilas and where this set of limestone stones form these caves and balmas on the steepest walls of the mountain!

In this small valley through which the Camí de Bolomor passes, there is his cave at the top. Of prehistoric origin, it is a cave that can be visited but always with a guided tour, which is why it is usually closed. However, his visit is beautiful at the same time to see it!

The Sima Blanca is a tectonic cave. Entry only with specialized equipment. But if you are walking along the SL-CV 60 path, you will fall in love with the surrounding views.

An ecological centre with a car park and visitor amenities. Also a good spot to start a hike from

Steep climb. Will be rewarded with a great view

" A small cave located in the so-called Senda Morada de Gandia, Valencia. This resting place, which is particularly worth visiting for the faithful and which you can easily reach on foot even with children, is a chapel dedicated to the Virgen de los Desamparados . In the Cova de la Verge you can see various objects such as flowers, candles, sacred cards, toys, other devotional images, letters with requests and all kinds of votive offerings donated by those who go to the main Marian image for their various requests. In the past, the cave appears to have been on land owned by the Rausells, a respected and wealthy family from Gandia, as indicated by the tablet found there. Back then, in the estate's heyday, the cave was at the end of a promenade on the estate, where there was a white stone image of the Mare de Déu, which sadly disappeared." Very, very worth seeing.