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8 Caverns & Caves in Central Portugal That You Shouldn't Miss
1. Soprador do Carvalho
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 35 reviews
Caving trip, in Soprador do Carvalho cave. One experience of caving in a wonderful underground.
2. Algar do Pena
3. Grutas de Alvados
Overall Ratings
5.0 based on 6 reviews
Reviewed By Asaravelli5 - Boston, United States
My friend and bought the package deal for this cave, and the santo Antonio cave -we pulled up to the location, and it looked like a deserted restaurant with one other car parked there- it was off season, so we called the number on the door- a man answered and said the guide would be back in 20 minutes, but they needed to lock the building while they were in the cave- I am so glad we waited! our amazing little lady guide was just the best!!she was so thoughtful, informative, and kind- I understand and speak Spanish modestly, and we were able to communicate just fine - her gestures were also helpful - the cave was so well lit, it made the whole thing come to life- the entire cave experience (it was just the 3 of us!) was breathtaking- talk about judging a book by its cover! I was blown away by this cave and stunned by the unimaginable amount of time under perfect conditions that resulted in these formations. Definitely do not skip this cave!
4. Grutas de Santo Antonio
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 98 reviews
Reviewed By cameronk63 - Sydney, Australia
The cave complex is huge with well over 4000m sq., our excellent guide Ida taught us so much about caves, she was such a find with excellent English (also has French). Ida grew up in the area and she has a deep knowledge and love for the caves. The caves themselves exceeded expectations and presented nature in all its glory. This cave system didn’t need the bling of more touristy caves. Definitely put it on the list if visiting Nazare or Fatima.
5. Buracas do Casmilo
6. Grutas da Moeda
Overall Ratings
4.5 based on 435 reviews
Reviewed By alittletoolate - Doncaster, United Kingdom
i don't know a great deal about caves and what time and water can do to them,i know a bit more now but this was one visual treat of a guided tour that all the family can enjoy.throw in a guide who's enthusiasm,excellent english and knowledge is second to none and you've got the makings for a very enjoyable all but one hour tour and do enjoy the free treats at the end of the tour,i did and very nice they were too. and if you have to wait ten minutes or so before your tour starts there is one of the smartest cafeterias and gift shops i have ever seen just above the entrance to the caves to enjoy.
