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Destination | Komenda Cave
Komenda Cave in Central Region
Description
Komenda Cave is west of Komenda town, near the seashore line. The Cave stands out among a variety of natural erosional features carved into the sandstone by the sea. The beach is easily accessible thanks to stairs leading from the Komenda College premises to the shore. The Cave consists of a somewhat small tunnel that is open on both ends and has a floor size of about 200 square meters. The corridor is restricted by rock debris, and the low ceiling restricts how much floor space may be used. At the beach level, the Cave’s mouth opens to the west and leads northeast, parallel to the shore. Local and foreign tourists should visit the cave with dedicated tour guides to gain a better understanding of the cave’s history.