Blue Ocean

Due to a tectonic incident during its long history, some of the walls in side the tunnel collapsed and today there are only narrow passages among enormous blocks of stone. The roof which exists today in this area is full of cracks , some of which are full of asbestic matter while some others are open. Major collapses had also taken place in the last, big chamber, especially in the eastern part. Its existing floor is made up by the blocks of stone which have fallen from the roof. In many places, where it is possible for someone to see below the blocks of stone, there are still the old stalactites. The length of time which has gone by since that incident is so big that both numerous and massive stalagmites, stalactites and pillars have been created. The dimensions of this last chamber are 40 X 40 m and its height ranges from 1 to 8 m. It is also divided in chambers from the lithomatic décor. In the middle, the scenery justifies entirely the name “Panorama”. A bit on the right, in the “Cathedral”, the décor is impressive, while on the left the lithomatic flows of the floor remind of the “Fossilized Waves”. In the northern part of the cave there is the last chamber,