Grotte del Bue Marino

Cave Dorgali, Sardinia, Italy
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What to expect

The Grotte del Bue Marino, also known as the Sea Oxen Grottoes, is a stunning natural wonder located in the Gulf of Orosei, in the Dorgali territory. The cave system is divided into two main branches, with the southern branch being open to visitors. The cave features impressive stalactites and stalagmites, as well as a beautiful saltwater lake and several freshwater lakes. The cave is also home to ancient rock paintings, dated back to the Neolithic period, which depict a circle of people around a supposed representation of the sun. Visitors can explore the cave via illuminated causeways and guided tours, making it a great destination for families and nature lovers. The cave's unique features and stunning natural beauty make it an unforgettable experience

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Where Sardinia is most beautiful: Our top 10 and 22 other sights, excursion destinations and insider tips

Where Sardinia is most beautiful: Our top 10 and 22 other sights, excursion destinations and insider tips
This family's experience:

Activities: We took a boat trip from Cala Gonone to the Bue Marino cave, a top ten attraction. We enjoyed the boat trip along the coast and then the cave itself. We also spent time on the beach

Highlights: The cave was very impressive. We saw the deep blue of the water reflecting the stalactites. The article says: "The cave itself is more than impressive. The sea water reflects the stalactites deep blue." It ends at a small underground beach ✨