Geoda de Pulpí

The Geoda de Pulpí is one of the most fascinating geological wonders in Spain! It is a natural geological formation, discovered in 1989, and is located in the Los Jurados municipality of south-eastern Spain. This small town is situated between the provinces of Almería and Murcia.

The Geoda de Pulpí is composed of hundreds of cubic and spherical calcite crystals, which have accumulated to form a large crystal cavern in an open-air void. It is now primarily a scientific and educational attraction, although its size and the vast variety of crystal forms make it an impressive sight for visitors. Travelers and photographers can explore the vast open-air void and take in the beauty of the Geoda de Pulpí crystals. There are pathways for visitors to walk and explore the area, and there is a museum and a visitor's center with additional information on the natural formation. Educational tours provide an in-depth look of the scientific aspects of the location and its history. Exploring the Geoda de Pulpí is a must-do for those interested in a unique and awe-inspiring experience in Los Jurados, Spain.