Exploring Caves
Explore a series of natural caves and rock shelters scattered across the arid landscapes of Almeria, primarily within the Sierra de Alhamilla. These geological formations represent the region's karst topography, where erosion has carved subterranean spaces into limestone and gypsum. This list highlights sites like Cueva de la Algarra and Cueva de Almagro, showcasing the rugged terrain and the historical significance of these natural shelters in a semi-desert environment.
Cueva de Zapata
Natural cave formation in the Sierra de Alhamilla.
Cueva del Castillo
Rock shelter located in the arid terrain of Almeria.
Cueva de la Algarra
Natural cavern situated within the karst landscape of the Almeria interior.
Cueva de Redondo
Geological cave formation in the Sierra de Alhamilla.
Cuevas de los Gómez
Group of natural shelters or historical cave dwellings.
Cuevas de los Juanorros
Natural cave system located near the northern slopes of the Sierra de Alhamilla.
Cueva del Tostón
Natural cavity in the semi-desert landscape of Almeria.
Cueva de Almagro
Karst cave formation located in the southeastern Alhamilla range.
Cueva Pavón
Natural cave located in the rugged hills of Almeria.
Cuevecica de Paredes
Small natural rock shelter.
Cueva de la Jaca
Natural cave formation in the semi-arid landscape of Almeria.
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