Cava d'Íspica

To the northwest of Íspica is the 13km/8mi long heavily-indented romantic cave, the Cava d'Iàspica, in the walls of which countless caves have been burrowed out - in many cases with several storys on top of one another. Already partly established in the Stone Age, the caves were later turned into graves by the Sikels; in the early-Christian period they were used as catacombs, in the Middle Ages as cave-dwellings.