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Glenn, Canada

18 Feb 2024

Excellent

We really enjoyed the experience. We have been to caves in Mexico and Canada which were quite fine. These caves are much larger and more like interesting. They have created the ultimate cave...

We really enjoyed the experience. We have been to caves in Mexico and Canada which were quite fine. These caves are much larger and more like interesting. They have created the ultimate cave experience if you don’t mind a few stairways.

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Marlene, United Kingdom

02 Apr 2024

Excellent

Fabulous!

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Norman, Netherlands

31 Oct 2023

Good

Well worth seeing, very impressed, everything worked the way it should, even the coffee was great

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About: Caves of Nerja

The Caves of Nerja, or Fundación Cueva de Nerja as it's known locally, are located on the Costa del Sol in Nerja, Spain. A popular tourist destination, the natural cave formation has impressive stalactites and stalagmites, some of the tallest in the world.

Caves of Nerja

Carr. de Bajada a Playa de Maro, 29787, Nerja

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