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Long horizontal cave has door on 28 and she is 100m long last 30m very tight! So first 50 60 m we are swimming in tunnel 1m bright 4m high! Cave has 2 Rooms to swim up! One of them is 20m far another is 50m far from door! Inside are following 2 divers 1 instructor! If ratio is 4:1 we swim just in first Room! Up is another cave for deco 6 - 3m ! Blue reefs and caves (15–25m) moving slightly deeper, the terrain becomes more dramatic, transitioning into rocky ridges (reefs) and small underwater ca…
Long horizontal cave has door on 28 and she is 100m long last 30m very tight! So first 50 60 m we are swimming in tunnel 1m bright 4m high! Cave has 2 Rooms to swim up! One of them is 20m far another is 50m far from door! Inside are following 2 divers 1 instructor! If ratio is 4:1 we swim just in first Room! Up is another cave for deco 6 - 3m ! Blue reefs and caves (15–25m) moving slightly deeper, the terrain becomes more dramatic, transitioning into rocky ridges (reefs) and small underwater caves. Light creates beautiful contrasts over the colourful benthic life. Typical species include: sponges (yellow and orange), small gorgonians, sea squirts, lobsters and squat lobsters hidden in crevices. Schooling fish like damselfish and small anthias around reef edges too. These areas offer excellent conditions for intermediate divers who enjoy exploring natural formations.
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