The National Park of the Gargano is famous for its wildlife. It is located on the spur of the Italian Boot, the Gargano. This peninsula consists of limestone and is intensive karstified. The famous karst related sights are sea caves and natural bridges along the coast, dolines and springs inside the peninsula.
52 caves on the Gargano show signs, that they were inhabited by prehistoric man. Some were used as a burial place. Until today the caves are used to protect the animals at night, to store food, and as a site for worship.
 Cento Pozzi
Cento Pozzi Grotta dell’Angelo
Grotta dell’Angelo Sea Caves of the Gargano
Sea Caves of the Gargano Lama La Vita
Lama La Vita Monte Sant’Angelo sul Gargano
Monte Sant’Angelo sul Gargano Grotta Paglicci
Grotta Paglicci La dolina Pozzatina
La dolina Pozzatina Deep Valley of Pulsano
Deep Valley of Pulsano La Salata Necropoli Paleocristiana
La Salata Necropoli Paleocristiana Grotta San Michele
Grotta San Michele