Audio Guide of the Cave of Wonders

The Cave of Wonders is open from Monday to Sunday. It generally opens in the morning (10:00 to 13:30) and in the afternoon (15:00 to 18:00), with the last entry one hour before closing in each time slot. Please note that it is essential to book your ticket in advance through its official website, as capacity is limited and visits are always guided.Official Cave of Wonders website

The general admission price is €12 per person. Reduced rates are available for children aged 6 to 12 (€6), pensioners, students, and groups (subject to confirmation). It is essential to buy tickets online to secure your place due to high demand.Buy tickets for the Cave of Wonders

The guided tour of the Cave of Wonders lasts approximately 45 minutes to 1 hour. This is enough time to explore its impressive chambers and galleries and hear the guide's explanations about its geological formation.

The Cave of Wonders is one of Spain's most important and pioneering show caves, being the first one opened to the public in 1914. Its significance lies in the striking beauty of its geological formations, such as stalactites, stalagmites, and underground lakes, which create a karst landscape of incalculable natural value.

Any time of year is good for visiting the cave, as the temperature inside remains constant (around 16 to 19ºC). However, to avoid crowds, I recommend visiting early in the morning or late in the afternoon. If you can avoid weekends and public holidays, your experience will be more peaceful.

Due to the nature of the terrain and the presence of stairs and uneven levels along the route, the Cave of Wonders is not fully accessible for wheelchair users or people with very limited mobility. Some areas may be visited, but it is recommended to contact them for detailed information about the level of accessibility.Contact telephone: +34 959 128 200

In Aracena, in addition to the cave, you can visit the majestic Aracena Castle, which houses the Priory Church of Our Lady of Greater Sorrow, and the interesting Ham Museum. The Aracena and Picos de Aroche Mountains also offer a spectacular natural setting for hiking and local gastronomy.

Of course! I recommend wearing comfortable, non-slip footwear, as the ground may be damp. Although the temperature is constant, a light jacket may be useful. Also, arrive in good time for your booking and don't forget your camera (without flash) to capture the magic of this place!