Prehistoric Cave Cueva de las Calaveras
Caverns & Caves
Nature & Parks
Attraction
About
The Cueva de las Calaveras is a remarkable pre‑historic cave located in the Marina Alta region near Benidoleig, Spain. Extending over 900 metres, it is divided into a 500‑metre flooded zone and a 400‑metre dry passage that can be explored by visitors. Inside, stalactites, stalagmites, and astonishing basaltic formations reveal a quiet, serene environment that invites both adventure and contemplation. Visitors can also enjoy a café, a dedicated playground, and ample parking, making the cave an appealing day‑trip destination for families and history enthusiasts alike.
Highlights
- Stalactites and Stalagmites
- Flooded and Dry Zones
- Children’s Play Area
Must-See Areas
Main Entrance Hall
Flooded Zone
Dry Zone
Good to Know
Good for
Families
History Enthusiasts
Nature Lovers
Best time to visit
Spring to early autumn, when the cave remains open until 8 pm and the weather is mild
Pros & Cons
What visitors love
- Affordability
- Peaceful Atmosphere
- Family-Friendly
Things to consider
- Limited Path
What people are saying
"Family Friendly""Affordable""Quiet Environment"
At a glance
- Typical visit: about 1 hour
Tickets & pricing
Children's Ticket (4-10)
€2.00
Regular Ticket
€4.90
Group Ticket (>25)
€2.50