The caves of Bue Marino are caves in the Gulf of Cala Gonone and owe their name to the nickname of the Monk Seal, a beautiful specimen that lived for years in the cave. The cave is about 5km long and is subdivided into 2 branches. The visit is carried out in the only southern branch along a path rich in stalactites and stalagmites that offer an extraordinary chromatic spectacle thanks to the beams of light that penetrate inside, enhanced by the clear waters of a large salt lake on the surface of over A kilometer. The promenade ends in the beach of Seals, where the monk seal bore their young.
Complimentary: Entrance to the “Monk Seal Museum”