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Grotta dei Gabbiani
Rich in marine fauna, it is distinguished by the presence of seagulls, which in the winter season nest in colonies of thousands of individuals, and then take flight in the summer.
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Grotta del Laghetto
To reach it you need to land at some rocks and walk a short path. This will lead to a fairytale mirror of crystalline and freezing water that the sea has carved into the living rock.
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Grotta delle Mannute
An intricate complex of civilizations, all intercommunicating and particularly evocative, characterized by large circular openings that open at half altitude.
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Cave of the Vora
The huge cave resembles the interior of a grandiose cathedral. A large circular hole, placed 60 meters above the vault, allows the sun to color the walls with wonderful plays of light.
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Ortocupo
Here is a truly ideal place to spend a day at sea, resting on the silent shore or diving to discover the wonderful seabed of the Soffio cave.
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Grotto of the Nativity
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River Cave
All’interno della grotta si trova una sorgente di acqua dolce che sfocia nel mare.
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Terradico cave
It is called “Indian tent” due to the unusual triangular shape that resembles a tent. Narrow and deep inlets offer the visitor truly spectacular views.
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Grotta del Drago
It takes its name from a curious stalactite, which seems to portray the head of a prehistoric monster. Disembarking inside it you will reach a large and suggestive natural cavity.
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Cave of the Three Doors
Three different natural entrances lead to a single central hall. Between phantasmagoric plays of light, the walls show the fossil remains of ancient pachyderms.