Carolina Cave

Victoria ·
Cave ·
View map
Share

Check Availability

Jul 23, 2025 - Jul 24, 2025
2 adults, 1 room
Find

Carolina Cave: A Journey into Geology

Carolina Cave, located in Victoria, Malta, is an impressive geological formation that has captivated visitors and historians alike.

Discovered in 1827, the cave was first explored by local miners seeking limestone. It holds archaeological significance, containing remnants from the Roman period and unique stalactite and stalagmite formations, showcasing nature’s artistry.

Remarkable Features

  • 🪨 Unique Limestone Formations: The cave features intricate calcite formations created over thousands of years.
  • 🏺 Archaeological Significance: Artifacts from the Roman era provide insights into Malta's ancient inhabitants.
  • 🌿 Biodiversity: The cave is home to various fauna, adding to its ecological importance.

Accessibility is free, making it a favorite for nature lovers, families, and history enthusiasts.

Interesting Facts about Natural History Museum Carolina Cave

First Explored in 1827

The cave's exploration began when miners sought limestone for construction.

Roman Artifacts Found

Historical remains suggest the cave was used during the Roman era.

Home to Unique Species

The cave hosts various species, some of which are endemic to Malta.

Location

Għar ta’ Karolina

Stay Near Carolina Cave Best Hotels

10
Excellent (1)
View map · 0.1 mi City Centre
From
66US$ /per night