Cueva de Cullalvera

Frequently mentioned in reviews: Top-rated.online cuts through the clutter, highlighting only the reviews that are most helpful, earn the most likes, or come from the most active contributors. Impressive entrance, big cave, bad guide, so you will need lots of imagination to "recognize" paintings. If you want to visit a I would recommend you to go to another cave, there are any options in the province. Firstly it was unclear to us where to park, we followed the signs from the village and suddenly we were not allowed to continue by car but all the spots were for residents. I also thought that €5 for a 45 minute was a good deal, but it started 10 minutes late, then they showed us a video of 10 minutes made in the 90s or something. It was only in Spanish and really bad quality. Afterwards we went into the which was nice enough, but the guide only spoke Spanish. You were not allowed to take pictures inside the cave. Overall bad experience and would not recommend. One of the most beautiful caves I have ever been!!! The geologist who showed us the seemed very charismatic, although the entire course was in spanish he translated me some of it at the end, worth a visit also there's a medium hike that starts at the around a mountain Spectacular! The guide was wonderful. She gave great information and answered all our questions. We were fortunate to be on a of 2 with the excellent Paula who clearly loves her job and was engaged, informative and spoke excellent English patiently answering all our questions. We saw some paintings with her assistance as well as yellow ochre and an explanation of the geology of the cave. We can't thank her enough for making the experience unique, and very special. What an amazing place! Practicalities; we parked in town and walked up hill to the (15 minutes). Inside is flat walking paths and lit. There are benches to sit and wait for the to start. We pre booked on line. This place is truly remarkable. Upon entering the cave, one can feel the weight of the ages that carved its way through the rocks, creating an awe-inspiring atmosphere. I extend my sincere appreciation to our guide, who conducted the in English just for us. They provided detailed explanations of how the formed, highlighted its most intriguing features such as stalactites, stalagmites, fossils, and even remnants of an ancient painting. They patiently answered all our questions, enriching our experience. I'm deeply grateful for the opportunity to explore this stunning and learn about its fascinating history. Muchas gracias! It's a huge cave; you get to go 400m in which is quite a way, but there's another 10+km to go which isn't open to the public. There is art inside but only one piece is viewable by the public. Parking is on a quiet public road and the is accessible n foot on a short concrete road. Website change monitoring Monitor any webpage for changes – get instant email alerts when prices drop, new jobs are posted, products come back in stock, or competitors update their sites. See how the number of reviews and average review scores have changed over time.