Grotta del Bue Marino

Bue Marino Cave is located in the centre of the Gulf of Orosei and it has been visited for over fifty years by thousands of tourists from all over the world. Bue Marino is the Sardinian translation for Monk Seal, which found one of its important refuges in this cave until the mid-seventies. It is composed of three branches: the Central Branch, the Northern Branch, and the Southern Branch, but only the last two are accessible. The Northern Branch consists of large fossil galleries on whose walls are present signs of a higher sea level and from which it is possible to observe three lakes: Emerald Lake, Abyssal Lake, and Black Lake. The Southern Branch is characterized by magnificent galleries of white sand, interspersed with fresh water lakes, while along the tourist path we find the Chandelier Room, the Mirror Room, the Organ Pipes Room, and the Seal Beach.