2 hour(s)
English
Included
Features impressive rock formations and a water section
Passages include crawling and crouching for added fun
Suitable for families and young children
Combines adventure, learning, and exploration
€ 35.16
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Level: Beginner. El Caracol Cave is the perfect introduction to the captivating world of caving, offering an experience that’s accessible to everyone. No harness or prior experience is required, making it ideal for first-timers, families, and young adventurers. The cave features impressive rock formations, a refreshing water section, and a variety of passages that will have you crawling, crouching, and exploring in a fun and engaging way. Every corner of the cave offers something new to discover, combining the thrill of adventure with the opportunity to learn about geology and the natural environment.
This activity is designed to be both enjoyable and educational, allowing participants to immerse themselves in a unique underground world safely and comfortably. The dynamic route keeps the experience exciting from start to finish, with challenges suitable for beginners while maintaining a sense of exploration and discovery. Whether you’re looking for a fun family outing or your first taste of caving, El Caracol Cave promises a memorable adventure filled with excitement, learning, and the wonder of the subterranean world.
Guide
Technical equipment
Caving suit, gloves, and wellies
Water
Photos
Accident and assistance insurance
Gratuities
Sweatpants, thermal shirt, and fleece
Change of clothes and shoes
Hair tie
Rain jacket or umbrella
Minimum age of participants 8
No prior experience required, suitable for anyone
Only essential clothing and footwear allowed
Personal items not permitted
Participants responsible for any loss or damage
Nor3 not liable for personal belongings
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A cave located very close to the Sanctuary of the Virgen de los Reyes (between 100 and 150 meters). This is not a simple cave, but rather reveals remains of what life was like for shepherds on the island of El Hierro in the past. The path connects with several trails that lead to the Dehesa de Sabinas or the Descent of the Virgin trail, which takes place every four years on the island.
A very special and beautiful place, the caves were clean and looked like a manger
It's very close to the Sanctuary of Our Lady of the Kings. It takes just a few minutes to walk from there. You can see a bit of history in the form of stones.
Located about 120 meters from the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Kings, this was the first place where the Virgin was kept, when, back in 1546, she was left behind by a ship bound for America, in gratitude to the shepherds who offered them the necessary supplies to continue their journey. Shepherds spent the night in these caves and found shelter while tending to the livestock grazing in La Dehesa.
Located about 120 meters from the Hermitage of Our Lady of the Kings, this was the first place where the Virgin was kept, when, back in 1546, she was left behind by a ship bound for America, in gratitude to the shepherds who offered them the necessary supplies to continue their journey. Shepherds spent the night in these caves and found shelter while tending to the livestock grazing in La Dehesa.
