155 places in this category
The Grotta Azzurra near Masua on Sardinia's southwest coast is a natural wonder, enchanting visitors with its unique blue light display when sunlight enters underwater. It's a highlight of many boat excursions.
Dorgali
Ulassai
Lula
Cagliari
Padru
Olbia
Orgosolo
Villaputzu
Baunei
Ollastra
Gadoni
Gairo
Iglesias
Alghero
The Grotta dei Fantasmi is a fascinating submerged marine cave near Alghero, known for its unique rock formations and special diving experience.
Carbonia
Villamassargia
A sea cave in the Gulf of Orosei near Dorgali, named after the monk seal — reached by boat or on foot.
A sea cave in the Gulf of Orosei, once a refuge of the Mediterranean monk seal.
The Grotta del Sorell, also known as Grotta G.E.A., is a fascinating sea cave located beneath Capo Caccia near Alghero, part of a complex underground system. It offers views of Foradada island and is surrounded by a breathtaking coastal landscape.
Golfo Aranci
The Grotta della Madonnina is a captivating submerged cave located at the extreme tip of Capo Caccia, near Alghero in Sardinia. Known for its rich underwater life and corals, it is a popular destination for divers.
Cuglieri
The "Grotta della Vipera" in Cagliari is a Roman tomb from the 1st century AD, known for its serpent decorations and inscriptions. A fascinating relic of antiquity.
Grotta delle Brocche Rotte is a picturesque cave on the coast of Alghero, known for its breathtaking sea views. It is located in an area with limestone cliffs and turquoise waters.
Porto Torres
A cave near Dorgali with one of Europe's tallest stalagmitic columns — about 38 metres floor to ceiling.
Siniscola
A karst cave at the foot of Capo Caccia near Alghero — reached by 654 steps or by boat.
Urzulei
Oliena
Domusnovas
Ozieri
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