Geotourism in Andalusia

Geotourism in Andalusia

If you are curious about our planet's best-kept secrets and want to discover stunning scenery, Andalusia is one of the best destinations to practise geological tourism in a sustainable way, due to its rugged terrain and climate.

In Andalusia you'll find unique rock and mineral formations, fossils of great palaeontological value and spectacular places across four Geoparks recognised by UNESCO: Granada, Cabo de Gata Níjar, Sierra Norte de Sevilla and Sierras Subbéticas. Visitors can also enjoy the outstanding natural beauty of other georesources such as Tabernas Desert, Pulpí Geode, Cerro del Hierro, Riotinto, Las Maravillas Grotto and the Torcal de Antequera.

Here is what we propose:

Cárcavas de Marchal
Cárcavas de Marchal
Los Colorados
Los Colorados
Centro Geoturístico Ecomuseo La Casa de los Volcanes
The House of Volcanoes Eco-Museum and Geotourism Centre
Cueva del Yeso
Yeso Cave
Cueva de Nerja
Nerja Cave
Discovering the mysteries of the Cueva del Tesoro (cave of treasure)
Discovering the mysteries of the Cueva del Tesoro (cave of treasure)
Faro Punta Carnero
Punta Carnero Lighthouse
Path La Garganta Verde
Path La Garganta Verde
Karst en Yesos de Sorbas
Karst en Yesos de Sorbas
Cascada La Cimbarra
La Cimbarra Waterfall
Cascada del Huesna
Huesna Waterfall
Route of the Ammonites of Las Sierras Subbéticas Geopark
Route of the Ammonites of Las Sierras Subbéticas Geopark
The Bat Cave of Zuheros
The Bat Cave of Zuheros
Almadén de la Plata rock formations
Almadén de la Plata rock formations
Tíscar Fault, Quesada
Tíscar Fault, Quesada
Tajos of the River Alhama and thermal springs of Alhama de Granada
Tajos of the River Alhama and thermal springs of Alhama de Granada
Asperillo Cliffs and Abalario Dunes
Asperillo Cliffs and Abalario Dunes
Andalusia and Science
Andalusia Nights
Geotourism in Andalusia
Biodiversity in Andalusia
Agrotourism in Andalusia