Cuevona de Cueves

Along its approximately 300 metres, you can see magnificent limestone formations, such as stalactites, stalagmites and flowstones, some of which are popularly known by names such as ‘The Devil’s Tongue’ or ‘St James’s Beard’, as well as the wildlife associated with the darkness and the stream that flows through the cave.

Vehicular access through La Cuevona is restricted to residents and regulated by road signs, traffic lights and CCTV cameras. Visitors must observe the signage at all times and bear in mind that this is the access road to a residential area.

Visiting La Cuevona is free of charge. There is a privately managed car park nearby, situated on the road to L’Alisal.

Particularly during the high season, visitors are advised to show the utmost respect for local residents, access routes to homes and properties, traffic and the natural environment.