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Lim Bay - Romualdo's Cave
Published: 03.12.2014 u 21:45
Twenty minutes away by car, north of Rovinj, there is a flooded canyon in the karst - Lim Channel, also known as Lim Bay. Lim Channel is part of the 35 km long Lim Valley, which extends almost to Pazin, in the heart of Istria.
The channel is 12 km long, as both sides rise very steep hills, sometimes as high as 200 meters (St. Martin 230 m). At a height of 120 meters above the sea is Romuald cave where, according to legend, at the beginning of the 11th century life of a hermit, in prayer and meditation, lived a holy Romuald.
This 105-meter-long cave hiding several impressive halls that preserved evidence of permanent existence of life since the Paleolithic (the oldest remains of early man in Istria).
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