Apart from the unpleasant attitude of the woman at the entrance. This cave attraction was brilliant. I think it is one of the best cave experiences I have ever had. Next in line to Carlsbad Caverns. The wonder of these caves hits you as soon as you walk down the three sets of metal stairs. Something not to be missed when visiting Andalusia Spain. Be aware there are Hundreds of stairs . And no elevator. In places it is quite difficult to see where you are walking , so be careful. The lighting is not the best. But the caves and the formations are unbelievable. In places the floor is wet, a bit hazardous especially if you a bit unsteady on your feet. Well worth a visit. Takes about an hour to go through.

The caves of Nerja are absolutely amazing and well worth a visit. The main cave itself is huge, it took around an hour to walk through. The free audio guide is really useful and gives just the right amount of information for an everyday tourist. There are quite a lot of steps inside as you are about 30 metres underground. The climb isn’t too bad. There is also a 3D virtual reality show that shows some of the cave paintings that aren’t available to the public. The caves are a truly magnificent spectacle and I would highly recommend

What a fabulous and amazing visit at the caves in nerja. Stunning underground formations and great visitor experience not to be missed. Also visit the virtual experience again very enjoyable snd with it. Fantastic family day. All ages will be amazed We went on the red train from the centre of nerja. Worth it as you get your ride there entrance to caves and virtual display.

Although we've been coming to town for decades, we've never visited the caves before. We have now and we had a thoroughly enjoyable experience there even though it's €18 it is quite expensive. A few things to note. The audio guide app is a must really, so make sure you download it before you go underground! It's warmer in the caves than it is outside so you don't need to dress up in coats and so on. It's €2 cheaper if you book your tickets online before you go. The caves themselves are breathtaking. they are beautifully lit and it's incredible just how beautiful and interesting they are. The audio guide explains the history of them very well and some of the facts are truly startling. Make sure you take your camera as although you're not allowed to use flash you will get some stunning pictures and video. Included in your ticket is a trip to the virtual reality centre and this really adds great deal of value to the experience. You are immersed in a 360° virtual world of the town and the caves have evolved. It was absolutely brilliant! Your ticket also includes entry into the caves museum which is in the centre of the town. We finished off with the walk round the botanical garden very nice as well with stunning views back over Nerja and the sea. It's €2 to park and I'd go early as it does get busy.

Really incredible discovery. The caves are fascinating and host musical shows occasionally. We loved the VR show that demonstrates how the caves came to be formed. The botanical gardens and the views from the restaurant are second to none.

The absolutely astonishing Cueva (Cave) of Nerja impressed my husband and I, and we have been to other caves in the US and elsewhere. The depth and breadth of the cave as well as the stalagmite and stalactites, with excellent lighting inside that highlights the natural formations, justified the steep entry fee (€37 for 2 people!!). The cave was founded in 1959 but has been in use by humans for centuries, dating to the late Palaeolithic and Neolithic periods. There has been long-standing legends associated with it and other caves along the Costa del Sol of buried treasures of Arabs fleeing Spain during the Reconquista, but that has yet to be found. Somehow, we couldn’t get the audioguide which was a minor annoyance. I asked the man at cave entry and he directed us downward into the cave to pick up the audioguide… which of course there was no one there. So maybe I understood? But for the steep entry price, I do wish we had one.

Visiting these caves is so worth it. I am not really a ‘nature or science’ person but these are amazing. Trying to describe them isn’t really positive. Just a very very cool experience and thing to see. Also included in your ticket is the Virtual Reality movie which takes you in the caves that are off limits to visitors. Also very cool If you are in the vicinity, definitely pay the caves a visit. Good for all ages and fascinating.

We’ve been to the caves before & my nephew wife and two pre school age daughters visited this December. They agree with us they are amazing a truly unmissable experience . If you’re nearby we’ll worth a visit

Visited these caves on a day when the weather wasn't too good. Got the little train that includes the return journey and entrance to the caves. Too be honest we weren't expecting much but when we got inside WOW, just go I'm so glad we did. Couldn't believe the size of them, well worth a visit, you won't be disappointed.

Did this as part of a day trip that also took in a small mountain village nearby. Our guide Joanna was terrific, and we got to the caves right on time--which is important since entry is limited. The caves were truly awe inspiring. The path was well laid out and well protected and a complete tour lasts about an hour. The rails were solid which is important if you are frightened of heights as I am. The only downside to this, which frankly could not be fixed, was that the low level of lighting made navigating some of the stairs difficult but not impossible. There is a brief virtual tour of the caves and the cave drawings after you visit the caves which was also terrific.