Dive Area
In Turkey, almost every cave was called the blue cave because of the blueness in front of them.
There are air pockets in the ceilings in both sections. The entrance is quite shallow; 5-8 metres. There are several enjoyable tunnels between 15-20 metres and you can pass through them. If you do not have an ear equalisation problem, you can go up into an air pocket, descend and dive again. This is a special room for sound and light. Make a safety stop and surface under the ceiling and into the air gap. Also, the stalactites on the ceiling are interesting. You can take out your regulator and talk. After a break, dive again, only go 3-5 metres and head out to your waiting boat.
Booming explosion sounds caused by waves on wavy days may scare you. If there is a swell, the sound of exploding waves and vapour is very impressive.
Dive Profile
- Maximum Depth
- Average Depth
- Level
- Suitable for divers of all levels.
- Current
- Visibility
- Dive Duration
- 35-40 min
Dive Briefing
- Location
- There are air pockets in the ceilings in both sections. The entrance is quite shallow; 5-8 metres. 36.41.707N 28.40.131E
- Entry
- Start the dive in front of the sign on the wall or from the rope of the buoy if it is still there.
- Route
- Tie your boat to the back of the wall at the entrance of the bay. Start the dive in front of the sign on the wall or from the rope of the buoy if it is still there. Start on the righthand wall first.
- Depth
- Current
- Visibility
- Marine Life
- Safety
- Make a safety stop and surface under the ceiling and into the air gap. When you get to 20-25 metres, the cave splits and narrows and the second part starts.
- Exit
- Here, the width of the cave is 25-30 metres; turn left after the exit so as not to miss the return, find the other side of the wall after going 30 metres and turn left again.