The walls and the ceiling of this magnificent and unique cave are literally covered with many different types of encrusting coral sponges, glass bell tunicates, yellow creep-lets, orange sea fans, sand coral, gold cup coral, virgin lace coral and other small young corals with masses of cardinal fish and marine goldfish seeking refuge amongst them. It is very common to spot seahorses in this cave which adds another bonus to this fantastic dive. The view to the outside brilliant blue of the ocean is breathtaking.
Coral Cave
The large entrance to this cave starts from 17 m and stretches right down to the seabed at 28 m where it is a good 30 m wide. A tumble of boulders lie at the entrance but the cave’s floor is actually covered in silt, sloping up to 21 m meeting the ceiling at the back.
