Barlangoknál

Barlangoknál is a small, uninhabited island located in the Adriatic Sea. It is part of Croatia and lies off the coast of the Istrian Peninsula. The island is characterized by its rocky terrain and sparse vegetation, typical of many islands in the region. Its geographical coordinates place it within a cluster of other small islets, making it a remote and relatively unvisited location.

The island's name, "Barlangoknál," translates from Hungarian to "at the caves." This suggests that the island may historically have been known for its cave formations, although detailed geological surveys are not widely available. Like much of the Croatian coastline, the waters surrounding Barlangoknál are known for their clarity and are a popular area for marine life.

Due to its uninhabited status and rugged nature, Barlangoknál does not possess any permanent human settlements or infrastructure. Access to the island is typically by private boat, and it is not a designated tourist destination. Its primary significance is its inclusion within the archipelago of the Istrian coast, contributing to the overall biodiversity and natural landscape of the Adriatic. The island serves as a natural habitat for various seabirds and marine organisms.