Hercules Caves Review

The cave, also known as the African cave, is a natural cave located a few kilometers southwest of Cape Spate. The name is derived from the Greek myth of Hercules. In Greek mythology, the ancient continent of Africa was connected to Eurasia, and under the wrath of Heracles, the Gibraltar Mountain was split in one hand, which brought together the waters of the Atlantic and the Mediterranean, and thus appeared the Strait of Gibraltar. This act infuriated Zeus, and Heracles was punished for lifting the weights forever. Hercules Cave is not famous for this mythical story, but because there is a cave in the cave that resembles the "African map", and even the outline of Madagascar can be clearly seen below the map. Address: Tangier, Moroccan Transport: There is no public transportation in this place. If you are not driving by yourself, come before chartering a car. It costs about AED 250 to and from Africa Cave. The price is about 175 yuan. Every attraction will wait for you to take pictures for a while. Three hours is enough.

The African cave is also called Hercules Cave. The shape of the cave is very similar to the African layout. From the cave, the sea water is two colors. The line is the dividing line between the Atlantic and the Mediterranean. I didn't do a good job of strategy, and the photos I took didn't capture the characteristics.

Beautiful scenery, very good choice, I like this place very much!

The best time to watch the African Cave is at 10 a.m., when the sun shines on the sea, we can see the layers of the sea. We get there at 9 o'clock and walk on the beach below. There is a small square at the entrance of the cave, surrounded by six or seven coffee shops and souvenir shops. It's nice to have time to sit idly for a while, drink a cup of coffee and blow the sea breeze.

Near the Atlantic coast of Dangil, there is a strange cave called Hercules Cave or African Cave. It's not a big cave, but it's amazing that the entrance of the cave looks like a map of Africa, even on Madagascar Island in Africa. It was formed naturally by the impact of ocean waves on rocks for thousands of years. However, there are still obvious signs of manual excavation in the interior. The cave is very cool, with light, the photography effect is not good. The "Hercules Cave" washed out by the sea does have the shape of an African map, and waves in the Atlantic continue to wash through the caves, occasionally seeing one or two Haiou fly to the nest on the top of the cave. Because of the backlight, you can't see your face clearly, but the effect of the African Cave is still good, although the feeling of the photograph is quite the same.

Yes, a place worth going, like it, go again next time.

It is a century-old cultural hole.