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Welcome to the mysterious world beneath the surface of Murcia! The Cueva del Puerto in Calasparra is a hidden gem with the longest horizontal stretch in the region, extending over an impressive 700 meters. As you wander through its depths, you'll discover a series of breathtaking chambers adorned with stunning rock formations. These natural wonders are brought to life through three captivating audiovisual shows that combine narration and synchronized LED lighting. It's an exhilarating experience, made even more thrilling by the adventurous walkways that guide you through this underground marvel.
Expert guides are on hand to enhance your visit with fascinating insights and stories about the cave's history and geology. After your subterranean journey, the Cueva del Puerto Reception Centre offers a perfect spot to unwind. With a cozy cafeteria, a versatile hall for conferences and events, and an interpretative room, there's plenty to explore above ground too. The terraces provide a lovely setting for various activities, and ample parking makes it easy to plan your visit.
Calasparra itself is a charming town worth exploring. Known for its delicious rice and picturesque landscapes, it's a place where traditional Spanish culture meets natural beauty. Whether you're a history buff, a nature enthusiast, or just someone looking for a unique adventure, the Cueva del Puerto promises an unforgettable experience. So, lace up your walking shoes, bring your sense of wonder, and prepare to be amazed by the underground world waiting to be discovered.
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