Capo Caccia & Grotte di Nettuno: 360° Guide.

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Beautiful Drive and Dramatic Caves

Coast Road to Capo Caccia	Capo Caccia

From here, admire the wonderful coastline of Porto Conte and the dramatic high cliffs. This area has been a nature reserve since the 1970’s and attracts many species of birds, such as griffon vultures, peregrine falcons, and herring gulls. Below is the famous Grotto di Nettuno, discovered around 1700. If you are feeling energetic take the steep 656 steps down the Escala del Cabirol (Roe Deer’s stairway), which leads you to the caves entrance. Guided tours commence once an hour, inside are dramatic stalactites and stalagmites that have taken millions of years to develop. You can also visit the Grotto by boat from Alghero and other points.

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