Visits

Visits to Cuevas del Aguila

The cave is located in the small Cerro de Romperropas, also known as Cerro del Aguila (Hill of the Eagle), which gives its name to the cave. The oak forest surrounding the hill hides the limestone rock, making the subterranean landscape even more surprising.

The visit to the cave is on foot, so it is advisable to wear appropriate footwear due to the high humidity. There are interpretation panels at the entrance with complementary information for the visit and a QR code where you can download a brochure with interesting information about the cave.

The tour takes place in small groups. The guard/companion guides visitors through this fascinating subterranean world, providing information about the discovery, the formations, and uniqueness of this amazing karst cavity, one of a kind in the center of the Iberian Peninsula.

The entrance fee is €12 for adults and €8 for children (ages 6 to 10). Children under 5 years old have free entry. Tickets can be purchased here on our website or directly at the cave’s ticket office. Additionally, we offer a special price for school groups of €8 per person, and for agency and association groups (more than 20 people), the price is €9 per person. Cuevas del Aguila is open every day of the year.

If tickets are not used

If you are unable to access the cave on the date indicated on your ticket, unfortunately, no refunds will be given. However, you will still have the chance to visit the cave on another occasion, as long as you present the original ticket you purchased.

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Schedule

AUTUMN – WINTER
(September 22nd to March 20th)

Morning: 10:30 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
Afternoon: 3:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m.

SPRING / SUMMER
(March 21st to September 21st)

Morning: 10:30 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.
Afternoon: 4:00 p.m. to 7:00 p.m.

TICKET OFFICE

Tickets must be validated at the box office before accessing the site.

Attention please!
We remind that no booking is required to visit the cave!

Learn about visitor experiences

“Trip Advisor's 'near me now' feature is our new favorite travel companion. While staying at the parador in Oropesa we found these incredible caves only a half an hour away, among the Sierra de los Gredos. Couldn't believe the variety of color- red, orange, brown , white, even some green. Stalactites and stalagmites, pools of water. Perfectly uplit to showcase the splendor of the formations. Walked through with our mouths agape. Will never forget this experience!”
Rduckwo

“This is quite simply one of the most astonishingly beautiful sights in Spain. Having lived here for 7 years and travelled extensively I didn't think there were 'that' much more that I hadn't seen. As in real surprises.

This cave genuinely surprised me. Its beauty is vast and breathtaking. I couldn't stop looking around it. It was quite mesmerising. Like nothing I have ever seen; and I've been in a few caves.”
Luke D

“Fantastic tour and a really inspirational cave complex. Been to many before but this is simply the best of all. Watch out for the steps!”
Lee D

“We visited the caves in September and were amazed at the size and quality of the grotto. Its a single cavern with steps down and a 1km walkway around. Its not a guided walk but they only allow a certain number of people in at a time and you get an introductory talk (in Spanish only) and are then left to follow the walkway around at your own pace. It was a constant 20 degrees so quite a nice change from the hot day outside.

Really spectacular formations everywhere in the cave. The most extensive I've ever seen. Well worth a visit just outside the town of Ramacastanas”
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