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Mira De Air Caves: the Descent From 683 Steps to a Lake at 130 Meters Deep

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In Serra de Aire, 15 kilometers from Fatima, is the entrance to one of the largest underground systems known in Portugal. The Mira de Aire caves, in the municipality of Porto de Mós, have been receiving visitors for more than five decades. The visit goes down along galleries with calcareous formations and large rooms, sculpted by [...]
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In Serra de Aire, 15 kilometers from Fatima, is the entrance to one of the largest underground systems known in Portugal. The Mira de Aire caves, in the municipality of Porto de Mós, have been receiving visitors for more than five decades. The visit goes down along galleries with calcareous formations and large rooms, sculpted by [...]

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VortexMag broke the news on Thursday, October 1, 2026.
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