Guided Caving in the Cueva del Cavall, Valencia
Stands out for
- • 500-meter journey through the Cueva del Cavall featuring limestone formations
- • Rappelling and simple climbing suitable for beginners and children
- • Constant temperature of 14–16°C with a cool, humid underground atmosphere
- • Walk-in approach via natural trails from Olocau or Vallada
- • Natural sounds of dripping water and echoes in subterranean passages
Description
Key Info
Difficulty
Setting
Outdoors
Best season
All year round
Recommended Age Range
Ages 6+
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Expert Recommendations
Bring hiking boots with strong grip and comfortable clothing that you don’t mind getting wet or dirty. Pack a change of clothes for after the tour. The best time to visit is from May to October; book in advance to secure your spot. Avoid touching the rock formations to preserve them, and always follow your guide’s instructions for safety.
Physical Requirements
Moderate physical activity involving spelunking techniques, including rappelling and simple climbs.
About the Area
The Cueva del Cavall is located in the mountainous natural landscape of the Costanera region in Valencia, known for its karst formations. Nearby towns such as Moixent, Olocau, and Vallada offer tourist services, accommodations, and road and rail connections. The area also allows combining caving with hiking, cultural visits to Xàtiva and Moixent, and urban tourism in Valencia.
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