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It is essential to go at the optimum time of the tide, you can not pass at high tide, so it is best to go from half tide down.
I'm back there, and the cave is accessible again to take photos and greetings.
Travel Information
To go to this location you have to take into account the state of the tides, the best point is to go when the tide is going down since at high tide there is no access to the cave or the area of the milestone. Small parking at five minutes, near the sea.
Spot Type
Drone
Crowd Factor
Nearly no other people
Best Timing
Sunset
Sunrise & Sunset
08:08 - 18:10
| current local time: 20:38
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Spot Comments (6)
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José Manuel Callejo16.05.
Preciosa foto Sergio, estuve la semana pasada dentro de la cueva. Aunque era medio día, una experiencia inolvidable. Subiré en breve mis fotos..... saludos ¡¡¡
enzo MINCHELLA17.06.2020
I m going on september ---worth going ? thank you
Jesus Alvarez Rodriguez19.06.2020
Of course, the cave is already being cleared of rocks by the storms and it is again possible to take photos from inside. It is not as it would be ideal, but it is still worth it.
enzo MINCHELLA02.07.
Thank you sooooo much ..becouse i was in hospital for the covid, im going in septmber
Thank you
Jesus Alvarez Rodriguez
for creating this photo spot in Spain and
@sergiosg23, José Manuel Callejo, Christian BARRET, David J. Julián, Jon Sorza, Ai Lin Szwoch, Jakob Kühne, Patrizia Andreone, Mia Pflieger for improving it with additional photos or content.
Spot Comments (6)