After some years collaborating with a traditional photographic operator, the Fundación Cueva de Nerja decided to modernise the visit and offer a more technologically adequate service to provide a clear added value to the client and a better expectation of revenues. To this end, the foundation transferred the management of the photography service to a global operator specialised in the exploitation of museums and cultural entities. After six months in operation, the two parties resigned from the concession as they had not reached the objectives set.

From that moment on, and in order not to stop providing the service to clients, the Fundacion Cueva de Nerja mandated the project to Dakota Photos in order to increase overall revenues and improve services, quality and digitisation. This was in 2016. And we are still there, for many years to come.

Our comprehensive Chroma system, which immortalises views of spots of the cave inaccessible to the general public, has been central to achieving this goal. Our space optimisation system, working in direct collaboration with the cave staff, the external audio guide service, and the company operating the shop, has also been fundamental.

This adaptation has been possible thanks to the expertise of our staff.

The offer to visitors has expanded since then, and in addition to the sale of photographs, we currently offer Photobooks, antique photographs, and digital photographs in real time.

All this, following the sustainability standards as set by the Conservation Department of the Cave, listed as of Cultural Interest of the Spanish Historical Heritage.