Discover important prehistoric sites where you can see cave art in the Region of Valencia. And hop from cave to rock shelter during your next getaway.

A great deal of cave art has been discovered across the three provinces in the Region of Valencia. The warm Mediterranean weather in the area has played a fundamental role in preserving these artefacts that are so old that they make the mind boggle. Keep reading to discover the places where you can see cave art in the region and start putting together a to-visit list for your next getaway. 

Cave art in the Region of Valencia: Alicante

The province of Alicante is home to a large number of destinations boasting cave art. A good place to start your exploration is Alcoy, followed by the Vall d’Ebo and Alcalalí. We then recommend going to Alcoleja and Alfafara, where there are no fewer than three sites. 

In Benissa, you can see an ancient depiction of a female figure. Next, make your way to Altea, Dénia, Jávea, Santa Pola and Cueva de las Arañas in Carabassi.

And that’s not all. Don’t miss the cave art in Beniarrés, Benimassot, Bolulla, Cocentaina, Confrides and Castell de Castells. Not to mention Famorca and Facheca, Vall d’Alcalà, Lorcha, Penáguila, Planes, Tàrbena, Tollos, Tormos, Vall de Laguar, Xaló, Vall d’Ebo and Vall de la Gallinera which is famed for its many archaeological findings.  

Cave art in the Region of Valencia: Castellón

There is also a great deal of cave art to see in the province of Castellón. For instance, Barranc de la Valltorta - located between Tírig and Coves de Vinromà - is an important site and even has its very own museum. 

You will also find fascinating sites in Morella and Ares del Maestrat, as well as in Vilafamés, where contemporary and cave art sit side-by-side. We will continue in Borriol, Vall d’Uixó and Albocàsser, concluding our journey through the province in Sierra Engarcerán and La Serratella. 

Cave art in the Region of Valencia: Valencia

Last but by no means least, the province of Valencia has some incredible sites where you can gaze at cave art. Starting with Abrigo de la Peña in Mogente, a municipality where you can see many other examples of cave paintings. There are also a number of sites in Bicorp and Dos Aguas. 

We’d also like to give Navarrés a mention, where you can see cave art in different caves and rock shelters. And then there are the sites in Quesa, Enguera, Jalance, Millares and Tous. So what are you waiting for? Indulge your passion for history and visit as many prehistoric sites as you possibly can during your next getaway.