Blue Cave

In front of the cave, large rocks and a reef create a rich habitat for species like bream, jackfish, and snappers, along with colorful sponges. From April to June, lobsters are also commonly seen. As we approach the entrance, the surrounding wall is filled with small holes where torchlight reveals shells, shrimp, and other marine life. We enter the cave at around 12 meters. Inside, a spacious chamber opens up, with a ceiling that reaches the surface, allowing us to see waves above. The cave is full of vivid colors from its unique flora and fauna. At the far end, the space narrows, and a halocline forms where freshwater meets seawater, revealing stalactites and stalagmites above. For experienced (.) divers, a side passage leads through a short tunnel into a second chamber, where small openings offer dramatic views out into the deep blue sea.