Away from the hustle and bustle of the beaches and a short drive to Ronda, the Cueva de Gato offers a chilled out day for picnics and refreshing natural waters. There is a waterfall and and a natural pool at this natural monument in Malaga province. Setting the onboard map to ‘Benaoján’, a picturesque village in the heart of the , a place famed for its natural beauty, huge canyons and caves, it’s not hard to find the Cueva del Gato, site of the Hundidero-Gato complex of caves, home to one of the largest populations of bats in Spain, around 100,000.
During the summer, l charges a fee to get into the pool. From Monday to Friday, it costs €2 for adults and €1 for children under 12. At weekends and holidays, the price is €2.
50 and €1.50 respectively. There is a lifeguard on duty ensuring the safety of bathers.
Most Read on Euro Weekly News It is rocky, so ensure you take some cheap or old sneakers for walking in the water, a towel, plenty of drinking water, and perhaps a picnic along with a bag to take away your rubbish at the end of the day..
