Andalucia Diary – Seasonal Travel Notes

Cueva de la Pileta – rare prehistoric cave paintings

Apr 18, 2009 | Andrew Forbes | ,

Also, on saturday, we managed to be in a small group that explored the Pileta Cave, near the village of Benaoján,in Málaga Province. With just a few gas lamps, we went in about 1/2 mile into the cave and saw the rare paintings. The place is privately owned, so everything is a little homespun, but they have a web site web site. and there is a video on YouTube.

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