サヴォーナの峡谷・トップ6

A very cool cave, lovely to sit there in the quietness.

Sorry...the name is wrong: they are the Pennavaire waterfalls in Martinetto, in the hinterland of Albenga.

The Toirano Caves are a complex of karst caves located in the Savona hinterland, one of the most important speleological and archaeological sites in Italy. The tourist route winds primarily through two connected caves: the Bàsura Cave and the Santa Lucia Superiore Cave. The Bàsura Cave, also known as the "Witches' Cave," is famous for its prehistoric finds. Neanderthal footprints and a vast "cemetery" of cave bears, who hibernated there, have been discovered here. The Santa Lucia Superiore Cave captivates visitors with its geological beauty, rich in stalactites, stalagmites, columns, and other rock formations. The Toirano Caves thus offer a fascinating journey through time, combining the wonder of underground nature with evidence of prehistoric life.

A small but very beautiful waterfall.

This grotto is a must visit.

Here you can find the opening times https://www.grottediborgio.it/deu/index.html and also a German description for download

Here you can have a great view of the sea

The Caves of Borgio Verezzi are a spectacle of nature. The visit route goes into the heart of the mountain for about 800 meters and passes through large rooms adorned with majestic stalactites and stalagmites. This place was officially discovered in 1933, even though the locals already knew of its existence. For years it was a sarcophagus of history: bone fragments and other elements belonging to animal species that existed around 750,000 years ago were found here.