- They lie in La Serrezuela, a peak of more than 1,000 metres next to the village of Pegalajar.
- They are one of the emblems of this Sierra Mágina village and a clear example of rural, natural architecture.
- The impermeable ground keeps the temperature inside pleasant all year round.
- The caves, once lived in, have been restored and are available as rural holiday lets.
More about this place…
Pegalajar sits in an incomparable natural setting, in the heart of the Sierra Mágina Natural Park. In La Serrezuela, a 1,000-metre peak next to the village, lies one of its emblems: its caves. Dug into the rock, they stay at a pleasant temperature all year round thanks to the impermeable ground. Recently restored, the caves have been turned into rural holiday lets.
