Baltzola Cave


In the heart of Dima, in the Arratia valley, the Baltzola cave complex awaits us, an underground network that challenges the bounds of imagination. This intricate karst labyrinth reveals narrow passages and large caverns, creating an exciting underground journey. These caves have been created by the erosion of stone over thousands of years and are undoubtedly one of the most visited places in the area.

Baltzola not only offers impressive geological formations, such as columns and stalagmites, but also hides archaeological remains that shed light on the human presence in these caves since ancient times. The footsteps echoing in the chambers remind us that we are exploring a territory that has witnessed a long history and evolution.

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General and/or specific data

  • The Baltzola complex has been declared a Cultural Asset Classified as a Monumental Complex by the Basque Government due to the important archaeological site it contains.
  • The interior of the cave is not open to the public, but the main gallery is and the walk there is well worth it.

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The cave is located in the surroundings of the Gorbeia Natural Park. Discover other outstanding and interesting corners of the environment such as beech forests, waterfalls, biotopes, and landscapes.

Did you know?

In Bizkaia there are other caves that can be visited, between mountains and valleys, the caves of Santimamiñe and Pozalagua stand as guardians of ancestral secrets, offering adventurers a unique experience of connection with nature and history.

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