파라잔‬에서 가장 멋진 ‪16‬개의 천연기념물

The cave was created out of necessity. The Sierra del Algarrobo blocks the Gaduares River, forcing the river to erode the rocks to find a way out. The resulting cave complex is nothing short of spectacular. The Cueva del Gato, 17 meters wide and 25 meters high, offers an eroded natural space, where the Gaduares River resurfaces and joins the Guadiaro River. The main pass is over 4 km long. During the drier seasons, 25 individual lakes appear within the cave complex. The longest of these is the so-called Storm Cape and is 114 meters long. The lakes can only be crossed by swimming. The cave has a length of just over 8 km, but you are not allowed to enter.

The River Genal, called a Natural Monument, is a short river in southern Spain, located in the Serranía de Ronda  , west of the province of Málaga. The river rises in Igualeja from a spring in a cave known as " El Nacimiento " and eventually flows into the Guadiaro River.

Bathing area...nadar :)

Bathing place / nadar :)

This wonderful place has been declared a Natural Monument and with good reason. It is a cave with a natural waterfall that marks the outlet of the Guadiaro river after its channel hides inside the rock, traveling through caves and underground galleries for almost 4 km from the site known as Hundidero del Gato upstream. Here you will also find a picnic area and benches that make it the ideal place for a break and appreciate this wonderful environment. Take care and respect the indications, it is forbidden to enter the cave.

A wonderful and imposing place with karstic formations that attract a lot of attention, assimilating shapes to cathedral towers. You can walk the marked circular path from the recreational area and thus you will be able to appreciate them from all points of view.

The name of this cave is due to the fact that the entrance seems to be in the shape of a cat's face. You see it?

This natural pool is located at the back of the Jimera de Líbar station. It is a very popular area to take a bath and relax in the shade of the ash trees, although in summer it is usually quite crowded.