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Location
The CAVES OF NERJA are situated 45
minutes east of Malaga, just outside the
picturesque town of Nerja.
First Discovered
The Caves of Nerja are the most magnificent
that Spain has to offer. They were first
discovered in 1959 by local boys chasing
bats, who exposed the entrance to a huge
system of limestone caverns.
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A visit to Nerja's caves is going to a
memorable occasion. Visitors are treated to
a series of halls and chambers all
individually lit to show off the
archaeological finds. Nerja's caves are
divided into six different halls, which are
joined by stairs and stone floors.
The Six Halls:
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Entrance Hall |
Créche Hall |
Cataclysm Hall |
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Ballet Hall |
Phantoms Hall |
Elephant Eye-Tooth |
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The caves are Nerja's most popular
attraction, drawing thousands of visitors a
year. Many come to see the world's largest
joined stalactite. Home to live musical
performances throughout the year, the caves
have been dubbed the Costa del Sol's Natural
Cathedral.
Opening Hours:
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10:00 to 14:00
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16:00 to 18:30 - Afternoon |
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16:00 to 20:00
- Afternoon (July & August) |
Typical Length of stay is 45 minutes |
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Carol and Richard
Arroyo Los Morenos
Cártama Estación
29580
Malaga
Spain
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