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Cuevas de Sorbas

Sorbas, Spain Tourist attraction

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. You can go on 3 types of caving your depending on your fitness. The basic tour is 15€ and lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. A different way to a cave. Don't expect nice formations or light inside of the cave. You will wear a helmet with your own light and you will have to crawl and climb. Very recommendable for children. Negative point: you are not allowed to take your own pictures: the guides take them for you and try to sell them at the exit... Our Haika was funny and informative. We loved our to the caves but would only recommend the basic route to those able to climb rocks and crawl on hands and knees. Would recommend wearing a mask for all the dust in the caves. A really special experience! Best: The to the cave. The group's guide. The ticket office and shop assistance. The restaurant, its food and terrace. Worst: Nothing, but to cite something... the mountain road to get there from the freeway could be somewhat long and winding for some people. Really good. We did the the Ruta Básica. The good spoke fluent English which was good for my son. But as we had both Spanish and English people it was good to improve my Spanish by listening to the Spanish as well. Will come again and maybe do the Ruta Combinada. It was an amazing experience. Closest to potholing without risks. There are no lights inside, just your helmet torch. You will most probably get wet crawling through a small stream. There are no concrete steps or handrails. It is NOT Cheddar or Wookey Caves and doesn't have stalactite/stalagmites formations with clever lighting. It is an untouched un comercialised cave. You need to be reasonably agile. Wear old clothes and sturdy trainers. Overalls and trainers are available for hire. Four of us did the basic tour. No necessary and suitable for all ages. You do need to be quite mobile for the bending under low rock and navigating some rise & fall. Our guide, Heike, was very nice and we all enjoyed it. Helmets were allocated on arrival. There is a restaurant on site (we didn't eat there) and there was a souvenir shop. A different which only takes a couple of hours. We reserved a tour slot online as different languages are offered. Experiencia chulisima!!!! Recomendable 💯%. Que suerte hemos tenido con nuestro guia Juan, como nos ha explicado todo de bien y como nos ha cuidado .Que tío tan profesional y humano!. No dudes si ir que es imposible arrepentirse. Great experience, lovely crystals and interesting. A few crawls in tight space and our group in English was nice and small only 6 people. My teenagers really enjoyed it. No phones but the took a few pictures which you can get e-mailed or printed, or both they aren't expensive. Muy interesante y genial el guía These gypsum caves are unique in Europe and almost in the world. Crystal lined system, amazing! Excellent in English. Not a typical visit.. scramble through small tunnels, only head torch lights, a bit dirty but feeling very safe. Highly recommended. Great with an excellent English speaking guide. Learned much about the local geology. Be aware that you have to crawl and climb inside the ( in tight spaces) so the tour is not recommended for people with physical issues or claustrophobia. Las Cuevas de Sorbas—WOW! There are several levels; we visited the medium-hard one, and I had an amazing experience. The intricate formations and the sense of adventure as you navigate through REALLY narrow passages—wriggling on your belly, sliding on your back, or hiking with wet walls—are unforgettable. This natural space hasn’t been outfitted with lights or ropes; it’s a real adventure, so it’s important to be fit and healthy and not suffer from claustrophobia, as the exploration requires some serious physical agility (Not suitable for all audiences) A must for nature lovers and adventure seekers! But Please bear in mind you will get dirty as it's a cave!! BUT it's part of the fun! ☺️😍🙌🏼 Thank you to our for being patient and making the unforgettable. El restaurante muy bien. Sencillo pero todo muy rico y con buen precio. Los camareros muy amables. Un lugar muy recomendable para comer Very nice place to but you have to be aware that you will have to crawl and get dirty. Es visita obligatoria, experiencia que vale la pena. Great experience! This is truly an amazing experience. Our spoke great English and explained thoroughly how the gypsum is formed. Certainly not Cheddar Caves or Wooky Hole so be prepared to crawl through small spaces and over rocks, best not to wear shorts. 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. Ethnographic museum Tourist attraction

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. You can go on 3 types of caving your depending on your fitness. The basic tour is 15€ and lasts 1.5 to 2 hours. A different way to a cave. Don't expect nice formations or light inside of the cave. You will wear a helmet with your own light and you will have to crawl and climb. Very recommendable for children. Negative point: you are not allowed to take your own pictures: the guides take them for you and try to sell them at the exit... Our Haika was funny and informative. We loved our to the caves but would only recommend the basic route to those able to climb rocks and crawl on hands and knees. Would recommend wearing a mask for all the dust in the caves. A really special experience! Best: The to the cave. The group's guide. The ticket office and shop assistance. The restaurant, its food and terrace. Worst: Nothing, but to cite something... the mountain road to get there from the freeway could be somewhat long and winding for some people. Really good. We did the the Ruta Básica. The good spoke fluent English which was good for my son. But as we had both Spanish and English people it was good to improve my Spanish by listening to the Spanish as well. Will come again and maybe do the Ruta Combinada. It was an amazing experience. Closest to potholing without risks. There are no lights inside, just your helmet torch. You will most probably get wet crawling through a small stream. There are no concrete steps or handrails. It is NOT Cheddar or Wookey Caves and doesn't have stalactite/stalagmites formations with clever lighting. It is an untouched un comercialised cave. You need to be reasonably agile. Wear old clothes and sturdy trainers. Overalls and trainers are available for hire. Four of us did the basic tour. No necessary and suitable for all ages. You do need to be quite mobile for the bending under low rock and navigating some rise & fall. Our guide, Heike, was very nice and we all enjoyed it. Helmets were allocated on arrival. There is a restaurant on site (we didn't eat there) and there was a souvenir shop. A different which only takes a couple of hours. We reserved a tour slot online as different languages are offered. Experiencia chulisima!!!! Recomendable 💯%. Que suerte hemos tenido con nuestro guia Juan, como nos ha explicado todo de bien y como nos ha cuidado .Que tío tan profesional y humano!. No dudes si ir que es imposible arrepentirse. Great experience, lovely crystals and interesting. A few crawls in tight space and our group in English was nice and small only 6 people. My teenagers really enjoyed it. No phones but the took a few pictures which you can get e-mailed or printed, or both they aren't expensive. Muy interesante y genial el guía These gypsum caves are unique in Europe and almost in the world. Crystal lined system, amazing! Excellent in English. Not a typical visit.. scramble through small tunnels, only head torch lights, a bit dirty but feeling very safe. Highly recommended. Great with an excellent English speaking guide. Learned much about the local geology. Be aware that you have to crawl and climb inside the ( in tight spaces) so the tour is not recommended for people with physical issues or claustrophobia. Las Cuevas de Sorbas—WOW! There are several levels; we visited the medium-hard one, and I had an amazing experience. The intricate formations and the sense of adventure as you navigate through REALLY narrow passages—wriggling on your belly, sliding on your back, or hiking with wet walls—are unforgettable. This natural space hasn’t been outfitted with lights or ropes; it’s a real adventure, so it’s important to be fit and healthy and not suffer from claustrophobia, as the exploration requires some serious physical agility (Not suitable for all audiences) A must for nature lovers and adventure seekers! But Please bear in mind you will get dirty as it's a cave!! BUT it's part of the fun! ☺️😍🙌🏼 Thank you to our for being patient and making the unforgettable. El restaurante muy bien. Sencillo pero todo muy rico y con buen precio. Los camareros muy amables. Un lugar muy recomendable para comer Very nice place to but you have to be aware that you will have to crawl and get dirty. Es visita obligatoria, experiencia que vale la pena. Great experience! This is truly an amazing experience. Our spoke great English and explained thoroughly how the gypsum is formed. Certainly not Cheddar Caves or Wooky Hole so be prepared to crawl through small spaces and over rocks, best not to wear shorts. 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. Ethnographic museum Tourist attraction

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Paraje Barranco del Infierno Carretera A-1102, Sorbas, Andalusia, ES
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