Cueva Del Rull

Nice cave for a visit. Tours are guided and take around 30min. The guide only speaks Spanish, but speaks slowly and is very kind. It's a cave, so temperatures are about 15°C year round, so you may want a light jacket in summer.

The top of the day visit at the beautiful mountains. Absolutely worth the 4 €. The guide didn’t talk english but we manage enough in spanish to understand what she meant.

Incredible natural beauty deeply respected and preserved. The walkways and lighting make seeing the many areas accessible. Our guide was informative and gave evidence of great respect for nature’s creation. Although this location is well off the well traveled roadways, the local road to it from CV720 is well maintained and has ample turnouts for when traffic is coming from the opposing direction.

Spectacular geological caves! Amazingly preserved and wonderfully lit. Our guide did not speak English and we spoke little Spanish but we could understand everything he conveyed to us. I highly recommend this excursion. The drive there is beautiful and a stop at the Petroglyphs (Santuari del Pla de Petracos) on the way is a must. Stunning day out!

Very interesting, the guide spoke slowly enough in Spanish so we could understand, very friendly. We sadly couldn’t take photos but the memories will do the trick 😉

Amazing experience at this stalactite cave, 4 euros for an adult, worth to drive all the way to here, it is like a cute fairy tales in the cave, beautiful nature power, the guide takes care of us and explains everything well, fun adventure :)

A dream. I am familiar with the greatest caves of the northern and southern hemispheres, but Del Rull stands out as a hidden treasure, impressing with the beauty of its stalagmites and stalactites, and remains unspoiled and not commercialized.

Update 6.1.24. Once being here, don't miss to keep your car parked and walk 100 meters down the street. The walking trail is nearly not visible, just some stones towered up, but this is a breath taking entry and 20 minutes walk to a Canyon. The trail is "Pozas el Fonts".

Discovered in the early 1900 when a local on a hunting outing stumbled upon a hole leading up to the entrance; 'Uncle Rull' as the local was known; the place is now owned and maintained as a tourist attraction by the local town hall, which decided to open the site as it is presently known in 1995. These colorful and unique caves are part of an underground complex that connects many similar sites with each other. If you are in the area and are interested in local history and features worth visiting, you cannot afford to miss these caves.-

I had reasonably low expectations despite the generally good reviews but was happily blow away by the shear scale of the cave. Yes it is small in the sense that there is just one chamber but the number of features within it is amazing. as is the quality of the stalagmites/tites and other deposits. I've never seen 'flower' before for example. The guide was lovely and enthusiastic and wanted to make sure we had a good time. A cheap and very cheerful excursion into beautiful countryside. We also had a great and cheap tapas meal in the local village. what is not to like.

Nice cave. Great guide. Only con no photos allowed

The incredible beauty of mother nature. The guide was also a really nice chap who clearly loves his job. Well worth the €4 entry.

Very interesting place to visit. It's hard to imagine that such beautiful cave is there, it cannot be seen from the outside. You enter thru the gate into a huge cave with many layers, and then you walk, observing magnificent stalactites, made of three different minerals, some of them are shining with small diamond-like particles. Guide walks you thru explaining all about the history of the cave, tells different stories and points with a laser to the most interesting spots in the cave. Very informative assuming that you speak Spanish, otherwise you'll have to guess. :-) All tour lasted about 30 minutes, packed with information and beauty and adult ticket cost only 4 euro. I would definitely recommend this place.

Private tour guide. Amazing formations to be seen. Shame no photography allowed but this does help to preserve the caves.
Worth seeking out and a bargain at 4€ entry per adult.

Totally unexpected, awe-inspiring interior from such a quiet, unassuming and isolated exterior. Very low key but the guide was brilliant, even though English was not his first language. No photos allowed at all, the attached are taken from the publicity boards outside, and still do not do justice to such an amazing variety of geological wonders.

Fantastic cave. Lovely place. A wonderful creation of nature
It's worth going.
The four-year-old daughter liked it.
The guide doesn't speak English

Was certainly worth the 4eu entry fee. The place is pretty wonderful to see. The guded tour sounded extensive - but Inglis was obviously not part of the plan. The drive 700 and 712 was also nice. Looking forward to springtime and possible cherry blossom views c700😷

Excellent cave experience. Well worth the money at €4 per trip. Will be back with more visitors. Staff very helpful. Last tour at 4.30pm.

Stunning cave we have never experienced anything like this before, amazing stalagmites and stalactites .Tour guides speak a few languages including english which was good and very interesting to find out all about this cave. Temprature is a constant 16 deg all the time so nice and cool compared to outside. Easy parking and not to difficult to find. Great place.

Spectacular caves well worth the drive out through the mountains to see. Very reasonable admission fee. Guided tour with friendly English speaking guide. No photos allowed as in most other caves I've visited around the world.

Amazing cave, is huge with lots of stalagmites and stalactites! Shame no photos allowed, and epic journey driving there through the mountains passes. Friendly and knowledgeable staff, and spoke some English too. Would recommend 😊