A natural coastal cave with an entrance close to the sea, whose accessibility depends on waves, water level and direct conditions.
Characteristics of the place and practical guidance for a responsible visit.
It is a natural sea cave, also locally called Grotta Azzurra, and should not be confused with caves of the same name elsewhere.
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Low fractured rock forms a compact cavity whose entrance changes with sea level and wave action.
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This is not a beach and the water, submerged rocks and cave ceiling require the greatest caution.
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Identify the permitted pedestrian access from local roads and do not cross fences or private property.
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Dedicated parking and on-site services are not guaranteed; use only permitted spaces without blocking access.
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Do not enter with waves, wind or poor visibility, and never explore a sea cave alone.
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Coastal observation, photography and cautious visits in calm conditions; exploration only with suitable experience.
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Children, inexperienced swimmers, rough seas, solo swimming or anyone expecting a supervised attraction.
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Shoes with grip, water, sun protection and only equipment appropriate to a properly planned activity.
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