Quite a challenging drive up some mountain roads; the cave it just that; a prehistoric cave with some details on how it was formed etc. Views of Vela Luka were amazing!

I like caves. I like caves with history. I like historical caves with lots of history and a team of archeologists tinkering away in the depths. I liked Vela Spila. :-) To be honest, it’s not a big cave system, more a single large space,...More

To reach this archaeological site, follow the painted blue half moons along the waterfront and bear right into the hills above. A vigorous climb brings one to a cave inhabited for the last 20,000 years, basically since the peak of the ice age. Extremely early...More

The cave is really just that, a cave. There are no real archeological findings at the site, so you have to read the poster boards and realise that at the time that we had a 300m thick ice sheet right on top of the place...More

An inrwsting cave, where you need to climb a little to reach it. Not so big but worth to visit to see and read some information about our civilization from the past.

From center Vela Luka, it takes about 20 minutes to walk up. Along the road, you have marvellous panorama of Vela Luka, and surroundings. The cave looks amazing with several large holes on the top.

Although some people may be disappointed by this cave, I was incredibly impressed by the long historical record preserved in the various layers of sediment in the cave dating back 20,000 years. We walked up the road to the cave, and found this to be...More