الطبيعة والكهوف في سردينيا
Nature and Caves of Sardinia
Sardinia’s geological diversity spans from the karst systems of the Supramonte range to the volcanic massifs of the southwest. This collection features the Grotta di Ispinigoli, home to one of Europe’s tallest stalagmites, and the sea-level Neptune’s Grotto. Coastal highlights include the dramatic cliffs of Cape Carbonara and the Grotta del Bue Marino, a former habitat for monk seals. Inland, the list covers the 785-meter volcanic peak of Mount Arcuentu and the seasonal Lequarci waterfalls in the Ogliastra region.
Cascate Lequarci
Situated near Ulassai, these limestone waterfalls drop nearly 100 meters. The flow is highly seasonal, typically appearing after significant rainfall in the Ogliastra mountains.
Grotta Su Marmuri
An 850-meter-long karst cave near Ulassai, notable for its exceptionally high ceilings and large stalagmites. It maintains a constant temperature of 10°C year-round.
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