Ibiza Caves
Caves and Tombs in Ibiza Island Spain
Ibiza Caves
The C'an Marça Caves are located on the north end of the Ibiza island by the Puerto de San Miguel Beach. The views are fabulous as you walk down the steeps steps to the cave entrance. Inside it is a there are many levels of damp golden walls, lined with stalagmites and stalagmites. The guides are speak both Spanish and English. Tours commence hourly from 10:30am until sunset, all year round.
The Es Cuieram Cave dates back to the IV-III BC. Dedicated to the Tanit Goddess is situated 200m above sea level in the bay of Sant Vicenç.
The Ses Fontanelles Caves are located in San Antonio town, and inside are the remains of ancient paintings situated above the Cap Nunó, this is well worth a visit.
Giving the name to Santa Eulalia the caves are quite magnificent, inside are stalactites. Located on the road Sant Josep, Ibiza Island.
The Puig des Molins Nekropolis are one of the largest and best preserved underground tombs in the world. A huge 50,000 square meters it provides you with an understanding of the Phoenician civilization. A must on your visit to Ibiza Island.
The Cova d'es Culleram were discovered in 1907. This large cavern was a temple to the Tanit Goddess whilst the Carthaginian's were ruling Ibiza. Located in the San Vicente it is easy to find as it is well sign posted.
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