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Nerja Caves

Town of Nerja, Andalusia, Nerja, Spain

Featured Review : Nerja is a beautiful town located 50km from Malaga and unlike a lot of towns along that stretch of coast it hasn't lost it's unique charm. It is a beautiful place to go for a holiday however it is a costal town and the m...See Full Review

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Nerja Caves Reviews

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Spectaular and jaw dropping

  • 5 out of 5 stars by jipp05 from CA1 1LA, England, United Kingdom
  • December 26, 2010
Spectaular and jaw dropping
Quote: Nerja is a beautiful town located 50km from Malaga and unlike a lot of towns along that stretch of coast it hasn't lost it's unique charm. It is a beautiful place to go for a holiday however it is a costal town and the majority of people who visit... Read the full Nerja Caves review

From journal Beautiful Nerja

Nerja Caves

  • 4 out of 5 stars by Dundee Scotty from Dundee, United Kingdom
  • April 20, 2004
Quote: This is a truly amazing sight. The caves were discovered accidentally in 1959 by boys who were playing and are said to be one of the most important historical monuments in the world. Entry is only 5 euros (car parking is 1 euro) -- very... Read the full Nerja Caves review

From journal Relaxing at San Diego Suites

The Caves at Nerja

  • 4 out of 5 stars by b.e.g28 from lincoln, United Kingdom
  • October 5, 2003
Quote: The caves were first discovered in 1959 by five boys who accidentally found access. Inhabited during prehistoric times, the caves had lain undiscovered for thousands of years. Now anyone can see them. Follow the highway east out of Nerja for... Read the full Nerja Caves review

From journal Spanish Delight

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Nerja Caves

  • 4 out of 5 stars by PazMundo from Bowmanville, Ontario
  • June 17, 2003
Nerja Caves
Quote: Incredible. As with anything really worth seeing, a picture cannot do it justice. The Guiness Book of Records says that the largest stalactite in the world is located in these caves. The caves are very large, like an amphetheatre or a... Read the full Nerja Caves review

From journal Spain - Costa del Sol - España

Nerja Caves

  • 4 out of 5 stars by KitKat99 from Pickhill, Thirsk, United Kingdom
  • May 17, 2003
Quote: These limestone caves are awesome and they contain the biggest stalactite in the world!! Entry costs are five euros per person but kids under six are free. One thing to remember is that the caves do close everyday between 2 and 4pm and so do the... Read the full Nerja Caves review

From journal Joint birthdays in Spain