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See the world's highest stalagnateon Sardinia, Italy

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Go down the slippery stairs into the cave and see the very tall column created by nature.
How to see the world's highest stalagnate on Sardinia
In the grotto Ispinigoli is stalagnate highest in Europe - its height is about 40 meters, and in comparison with them the rest of stalactites and stalagmites of the cave seem quite tiny.

To get to stalagnate, you need to take a guided tour, during which an experienced guide will take you on a slippery stairs into the very depths of the cave.

Where to do?

#7Cave of Ispinigoli on SardiniaCave of Ispinigoli

On the island of Sardinia, near the town of Dorgali is an amazing cave, where you can see the highest stalagnate in Europe.

Location: Dorgali
Open hours: from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm

How much?

entrance costs €7,5.

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