Grotta di Ispinigoli — Attraction in Durgali/Dorgali

SPOILER ALERT: unfriendly and unnecessarily complicated Visit We tried to call 5 times the number on the website (3 times from a Swiss number and 2 from an Italian one) and we got no answer. we needed information on the ticket reservation as we wanted to avoid to wait outside with 35 degrees. We wanted to get the visit at 3pm, therefore we arrived 10 minutes ahead the start of the visit to get the tickets. when we arrived, the 2 (yes TWO) people at the ticket office told us that the visit at 3 pm was busy, and we could only get the one at 4pm. When we told them that if only they had answered (as they should) we could have avoided the wait the answers were: wait in the shadow (in front on the ticket office, together with 15 people in a small place like battery chickens - DURING COVID !) that we could have booked on the internet (on their 80s old fashioned style website with 0 user friendly layout) that is not mandatory to visit the “grotte” so that we could leave All this with a rude and unfriendly tone and without no excuses with respect to the fact that two people cannot manage to...

Really interesting place to visit as a couple or family. If you are a diver, you would feel like you are in the Red Sea with lots of strange reefs around you but no fish. Quite interesting to imagine what different rock formations look like. Some of them are really frightening and the whole place looks like hell or purgatory at places. Beware of the timetable that is changing according to the season - there is no clear timetable online, so i attached a photo of it - summer months every hour without lunch pause, otherwise - closed from 12 to 3pm. An advice - come to the cave in the morning and after go to the the Cartoe beach - sand, stones in the sea, free parking, few people, very clean and water is cristall-clear. Unlike all the other places we have visited on our way...

Thank you very much Laura for your guiding! It was clear English, clear loudness, clear and detailed content (special thanks for that) and very clear and enthousiast articulation. We could really step in your shoes and see that once you would like to go down there to the bottom of the tough part of the cave. When I said thanks to Laura, sha explained that she would like to tell and show people to make them understand what happens down there. Well, she did it. Thank you once again! Since this is a vertical cave, the experience is slightly different from what I received in other caves. I find Sardinian prices a bit high, well this cave cost 8 euros, so definittely lower price and higher spirit than...