Speleology in Lanzarote is an exciting activity for adventurers who want to explore the underground caves and caverns found on the island. The great volcanic activity that has taken place on the island throughout its history has created numerous caves as a result of the flow of lava, among them the most famous and adapted to be easily visited are the Cueva de Los Verdes or the Jameos del Agua, as well as the Tunel de la Atlantida, which with its 7.5 km turns out to be one of the longest in the world. However, many others are still preserved in their primitive state, waiting to be visited: The Cueva de los Naturalistas and the Cueva de las Palomas.
These caves were formed thousands of years ago during volcanic eruptions, offering an impressive view of the island's geology. In ancient times they were known and used by the ancient settlers as a dwelling or as a refuge from pirate invasions. Nowadays, it is a unique opportunity to discover the powerful force of a volcano from the depths of the earth.
If you are fascinated by this underground world, you will have a great opportunity to satisfy your curiosity in Lanzarote. Without a doubt, you will feel like a seasoned explorer taking a fantastic trip to the depths of the island. You don't have to be an expert geologist or have knowledge of caving to enjoy the amazing views that can be found below.
On the island, you can enter the underground world of volcanoes, from a simple walk through the simplest volcanic tubes in which only lighting is necessary, to the most dangerous, chasms more than 100 meters deep formed by the force of the lava
It is important to note that caving is dangerous and should only be done by people with experience and proper equipment. It is advisable to seek the help of guides and companies specialized in caving on the island to ensure a safe and exciting experience.
Belongs to the Volcan de La Corona volcanic tube system, which starts from the Volcan de La Corona and ends in the sea reaching a height of -50 meters
This volcanic tube is a geomorphological feature unique and highly representative of island structures.
Gran tubular cavern, just over 6 km long on land, continuing under the seabed for at least 1.5 km more
It is a volcanic tube of reduced dimensions, in which the progression is fundamentally in cat flap or crouched, with some very punctual room with a ceiling between 2 and 3 meters.
Located within a group of chasms, it is a volcanic chimney that sinks into the ground as a well,
In the middle of the cliff in the Gulf area. An interesting hanging entrance with a window in the roof.
In the area of the Cliff of the Chuchillos, the mouth of the Cueva de Doa Ana Viciosa is located.
Cave of volcanic origin of about 567 m. like the neighboring Cueva del Covón or de la Chifletera, it has access through the mountain about 300 meters inland from the coast and exit to the sea
It is a volcanic tube with a height between 2 and 3 meters, highlighting a small cathole in the middle of the run.
It is a chasm of approximately -18 meters and a distance of about 104 meters.
Discover the trails, trek in the volcanoes, visit the caves, climb cliffs, activities and multi-adventure in Lanzarote, from walks through paradisiacal beaches, to more extreme activities to release that adrenaline.
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