The Cave of Villaverde in the Municipality of La Oliva in Fuerteventura is a volcanic tube with important evidence about the prehistorical periods of the island that was discovered in 1979, but was closed again in 1988.

[color=#000000][size=small][font=helvetica,sans-serif]This team of archaeologists first entered the cave in 2018, and used new technologies to disseminate their findings, and the next visit this month

Split from Thread: Cuevo de Villaverde.

Having driven past the site many times, we finally took the turn-off to visit the caves, about three years ago. Greatly disappointed to find the caves themselves not only closed, but clearly closed-off fir some time. This despite the fact that they were still being advertised as a tourist attraction by the la Oliva Ayuntamiento at that time. I’m surprised to see in the article that they were closed in 1988, because I’m sure there were TA reviews since then? There IS a very good visitor centre, w

from Radio Sintonia:

Surveys begin to establish the historical importance of a cave that in 2019 suffered an "illegal intervention"

[font=Roboto, sans-serif][size=small][color=#222222][font=Verdana, BlinkMacSystemFont, -apple-system,]The Cabildo of [color=#fe040e]Fuerteventura,through the area of Historical Heritage, directed by Rayco Leó