Rating
4.6/5 (based on Google user reviews)
Interesting Sites Nearby
Santillana del Mar Collegiate Church (30,6 km)
El Capricho (16,9 km)
Iglesia de Santa María del Conceyu (28,1 km)
San Vicente de la Barquera Castle (11,6 km)
Collegiate Church of San Pedro de Cervatos (44,8 km)
Mogrovejo (26 km)
Santa María de Piasca (21,4 km)
Monastery of Santa María la Real (56,9 km)
Santo Toribio de Liébana (22,3 km)
User Reviews
Manolo Fraile (3 months ago)
The guide gave us a magnificent archeology class. Congratulations on your work. Access to the account is not easy. It is advisable to wear pants designed to get mud stained, because even though they give you knee pads, some of them will get stained (you have to crawl a short distance). In our case, a long sleeve was enough, there was no need for warmer clothing.
The guide gave us a magnificent archeology class. Congratulations on your work. Access to the account is not easy. It is advisable to wear pants designed to get mud stained, because even though they give you knee pads, some of them will get stained (you have to crawl a short distance). In our case, a long sleeve was enough, there was no need for warmer clothing.
ester bondi (4 months ago)
A small cave but with a lot of charm!
A small cave but with a lot of charm!
Alfonso Pardo (5 months ago)
If you like history, a must visit. Dream landscape and we were lucky to see a team of archaeologists working in the cave. Juan, the guide, did a great job and contributed to enriching the experience with his enthusiasm, knowledge and professionalism. You have to be prepared for the mud, yes. They provide you with material (helmet, flashlights and knee pads) for the complicated areas of the cave. My daughters made the visit without problems and one is 7 years old.
If you like history, a must visit. Dream landscape and we were lucky to see a team of archaeologists working in the cave. Juan, the guide, did a great job and contributed to enriching the experience with his enthusiasm, knowledge and professionalism. You have to be prepared for the mud, yes. They provide you with material (helmet, flashlights and knee pads) for the complicated areas of the cave. My daughters made the visit without problems and one is 7 years old.
NE (8 months ago)
An experience. After seeing all the guided caves that can be visited in Cantabria, this has been special, a cave that can be seen at certain times of the year because the water level does not allow it, in which only groups of 6 pass and they bring you closer to the place in car, then a one kilometer journey along a muddy path and you enter a cave with a helmet and knee pads, since you are going to enter crawling. Impressive inside, nothing like the rest and guided by Juan, who lives it and makes your visit a unique memory.
An experience. After seeing all the guided caves that can be visited in Cantabria, this has been special, a cave that can be seen at certain times of the year because the water level does not allow it, in which only groups of 6 pass and they bring you closer to the place in car, then a one kilometer journey along a muddy path and you enter a cave with a helmet and knee pads, since you are going to enter crawling. Impressive inside, nothing like the rest and guided by Juan, who lives it and makes your visit a unique memory.
Nuria Bloesch López (15 months ago)
A cave that is worth visiting, you have to reserve tickets in advance. In our case we took them about 3 weeks before and it was at the end of August. The cave is simply spectacular, there is a section that the guide takes you by car. Then there is a path of about 20 minutes and then you reach the entrance to the cavity. And there you start to enjoy the cave.
A cave that is worth visiting, you have to reserve tickets in advance. In our case we took them about 3 weeks before and it was at the end of August. The cave is simply spectacular, there is a section that the guide takes you by car. Then there is a path of about 20 minutes and then you reach the entrance to the cavity. And there you start to enjoy the cave.
