Why go
The lagoon probably formed when the roof of a sea cave collapsed along a geological fault. Fishermen's huts and boats line its stony beach, showing how people use this unusual opening in the coast. Looking towards the tunnel makes the connection between enclosed water and the Mediterranean easy to understand.
What to look for
- The natural tunnel through the cliff
- The stony lagoon shore
- Fishermen's huts and boats
Useful to know
- Combine the lagoon with Dwejra Bay on the same coastal visit.
- Ask locally about sea conditions before considering a boat trip through the tunnel.
Your next visit
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Outdoor visit · 15–30 min
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