Grotta del Bue Marino

The Grotta del Bue Marino, also known as the 'Cave of the Monk Seal,' is a stunning sea cave located in the Gulf of Orosei on the eastern coast of Sardinia, Italy. It is one of the most famous and largest caves in Sardinia, offering visitors a unique opportunity to explore its mesmerizing underground chambers and breathtaking rock formations. The cave is divided into three different branches, with the southern branch open to the public, featuring huge tunnels of white sand, separated by fresh water lakes, and impressive rock formations such as the 'Candelabra room,' the 'Room of Mirrors,' and 'Seal beach.' The cave has a fascinating history, with evidence of prehistoric human populations and archaeological finds, including petroglyphs dating back to the Ozieri Culture. The meeting point between fresh water and sea water is clearly visible inside the cave, suggesting that it was a sacred place for the ancient inhabitants of these lands